It was an amazing finale, that tied up the loose ends. I just wish we got to have more bc 4 seasons was not enough. Amazing show.
6 Reviews
Goodbye Kimmy
leorzinati28 January 2019
Forever Grateful/ First Review!
ljholder328 January 2019
Warning: Spoilers
I absolutely loved this series from beginning to end. This is my first review ever and i must say that this show has truly out done itself every single season. Season 4 was truly the best and it ended amazing. We get to see our characters get the happy endings we wanted for them. Four years later we see Lilian is living life doing whatever as she pleases and shows her love for her home nyc by becoming a MTA voice operator, Titus and Mikey finally end up together and married with Two beautiful babies as they're on the red carpet. Jacqueline is Titus Manager (along with Greg Kinear) and she's in love with her talent manager co-partner. As we see Kimmy and her children's books success leads her not only to an ameusement park world with rides but a relationship again with her Mother. This is truly the happy ending we deserved to see and I absolutely love this show and will be forever grateful to see and be along of the experience and anticipation of waiting for each seasons release and watching the last few minutes up until the end. Thank you to the series writers Robert Carlock and Tina Fey. I'll forever love the world created and it's beloved amazing charecters, Kimmy,Titus,Jacqueline, and Lilian! Hopefully the movie being talked about happens but if not it's okay because the series finale more than enough wraps things perfectly in a nice little bow.
A great ending to a fun show....
jpickettiii7 February 2019
The Circle of life, has gone 360*
windcaution-3485827 January 2019
My first review ever.
What can I say? I'd be lying if I didn't see the last few seconds of Kimmy Schmidt through a fuzzy veil of purple, yellow and pink splotches of color, that became a clear image once I blinked and sent a tear on its merry way down.
This season was a rough one for the audience member. Where I ( and including most my friends ) lost the trajectory of interest of the show was the " documentary " episode. I love John Hamm, great actor, easy on the eyes obviously, but I have no idea where the hell that episode was going. It was much a turn off as being caught looking at a dirty magazine by your parents in high school. It just disconnected the flow and the zaniness of what we so loved about this show. However, seeing as how I really don't commit much to anything the whole way through, I talked myself into bypassing through the documentary episode and fufill my promise of finishing the series Like I did on that first episode a few years back. I can definitely say, that season 4 was the right time to say goodbye. I believe that the story had perched Kimmy and all the characters as far as they could go and though four seasons seems relatively short in a sitcom world, but it felt right. In a world full of fast growth with technology and unlimited access to knowledge and the way this tub boat that we're all riding along with works, Probably expedited Kimmys journey into catching up fifteen years into just four seasons. I'm not going to baby step and give anyone a recap of the episode because , It's not Shakespeare and No one should have to have their hands held for a show like Kimmy Schmidt. Take it for what it is, a fun journey of positive outlook on everyday life and when the writing is good, it's brilliant. Thanks for this enjoyable ride, and the ending is just what anyone could have wanted. So, I tip my hat to Kimmy Schmidt, Titus and Jacqueline for a great series ,though somewhat rocky by the end. And one more thing , run Lilian !
What can I say? I'd be lying if I didn't see the last few seconds of Kimmy Schmidt through a fuzzy veil of purple, yellow and pink splotches of color, that became a clear image once I blinked and sent a tear on its merry way down.
This season was a rough one for the audience member. Where I ( and including most my friends ) lost the trajectory of interest of the show was the " documentary " episode. I love John Hamm, great actor, easy on the eyes obviously, but I have no idea where the hell that episode was going. It was much a turn off as being caught looking at a dirty magazine by your parents in high school. It just disconnected the flow and the zaniness of what we so loved about this show. However, seeing as how I really don't commit much to anything the whole way through, I talked myself into bypassing through the documentary episode and fufill my promise of finishing the series Like I did on that first episode a few years back. I can definitely say, that season 4 was the right time to say goodbye. I believe that the story had perched Kimmy and all the characters as far as they could go and though four seasons seems relatively short in a sitcom world, but it felt right. In a world full of fast growth with technology and unlimited access to knowledge and the way this tub boat that we're all riding along with works, Probably expedited Kimmys journey into catching up fifteen years into just four seasons. I'm not going to baby step and give anyone a recap of the episode because , It's not Shakespeare and No one should have to have their hands held for a show like Kimmy Schmidt. Take it for what it is, a fun journey of positive outlook on everyday life and when the writing is good, it's brilliant. Thanks for this enjoyable ride, and the ending is just what anyone could have wanted. So, I tip my hat to Kimmy Schmidt, Titus and Jacqueline for a great series ,though somewhat rocky by the end. And one more thing , run Lilian !
Kimmy Says Bye!
bobcobb30126 February 2019
Warning: Spoilers
Kimmy getting an amusement park wasn't what I expected, but shows have certainly had crazier finales than this.
It made me laugh a couple times, but the show probably wrapped a year two late. It is not the institution it once was, even though we will all miss it.
It made me laugh a couple times, but the show probably wrapped a year two late. It is not the institution it once was, even though we will all miss it.
I didn't laugh once in the entire final episode
sorgdrager14 April 2019
I kinda wish it finished at season 3. The whole plot about writing a feminist children's book to help little boys control their internal monsters was very misandrist and should have no place in modern society. It's sad that these agendas of hatred keep getting pushed at the expense of entertainment. The first two seasons were a hoot, but this final season was poorly written though the actors gamely tried their best with subpar material.
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