User Reviews

I absolutely loved this episode. Never before have I seen such a real and genuine relationship as has been represented with David and Patrick. And being a meme we of the lgbtq community it brings great joy to see the finale focus so heavily on this couple. And honestly now I get emotional whenever I hear the song simple the best. This show has provided some of the most out loud laughs for me and I'm truly going to miss it. I only wish I had realized how great this show was sooner. But I'm happy I was there for the end.

What a beautiful way to send off an amazing show! I was very late to the party but as soon as I started watching this show I fell in love with them all. An incredible story & over 6 amazing seasons the character growth is truly amazing for all of them. I was so happy for David finding his happy ending with Patrick. Alexis finding out she doesn't need a man for success & growing the most. Johnny never lost the passion for creating a business & he's set up a new empire & Stevie found the passion & gets the responsibility she deserves. Moira back acting on her role she never moved on from. The wedding was beautiful, vows had me crying & the girls singing 'Simply The Best' was a nice touch. I loved Roland & him sticking up for Johnny a couple episodes ago at the business meeting was a nice sign of how far they've come! The final scene with the sign was a perfect way to go out! I will miss this show, it really found the perfect balance of comedy & heart. Beautifully done.

The wedding was beautiful. Things clearly weren't going as planned as we see from the beginning. The "happy ending" scene was hilarious, I was cackling! When he turns to Stevie to silently voice how good it was!

The actual wedding was perfect. Having the Jazzagals sing "The Best" was a nice touch. Moira as a flashy Pope was INCREDIBLE. Maybe the best outfit I've seen on her. Of course she mentioned crows! I was crying. Then, Patrick starts singing Mariah Carey. Now, I am SOBBING. Don't think I've cried like this at a TV episode In a long long time.

Johnny saying goodbye to his son was sweet, pure realness. He takes one look back and we see the family on the sign. Total perfection. What a flawless send-off.

Second best ep was the one before this and third was the surprise party in Season 5.

I think as a whole, this show is just decent. There's a lot of filler, especially with the first 3 seasons. But when it's good, it's GOOD. And this is perfect. Gonna wipe the tears from my eyes now byyeee. But before I go, one last time

Ew, David!

I started this show during quarantine and have watched it 4 times all the way through! Each time I cry during this episode. It was the perfect way to end each characters storyline. Moira's outfit for the wedding is iconic. The songs the Jazzsgals sing which were used in previous episodes just fit so perfect. The vows...tears! And the ending is hilarious!

Okay I really hate how much I don't enjoy this season. This being one of my favourite shows this season, and especially this particular episode, just really didn't hit home. My first problem with this season is that it's just not funny, it's about serious matters, and yes, this is the characters tying up loose ends and making a future for themselves, but where did the comedy go?

And for this episode especially, David cheats on Patrick and it's a 30 second conversation about "oh yeah I guess that could happen now that I think of it". Like... WHAT?! I don't know. I don't understand how that could be brushed off so easily and not hurt the wedding. That kind of ruined David's character for me, he's not ready to be married if he doesn't see a problem with that. So his character really hasn't developed since the earlier immature seasons of his character.

The wedding was rushed as well, after the vows it showed nothing but the final goodbye.

Overall this entire season has absolutely sucked and this episode was so bad it really leaves me on a bitter note. I'll have to just stick to watching the older seasons. Such a shame to see one of my favourite shows turn into this.

David is woken up by his family. They inform him there is a really bad storm and thunder. They have to look for a new venue. Alexis asks why he did not get a tent.

David and Patrick talk at Patrick's. Patrick tells him he set up an appointment for David to get a massage way beforehand.

David goes to the appointment where the male masseuse tells him he is awfully tight and massages the knots out of his neck. He then lifts the sheet slightly so David can face up and later David is startled by a motion.

They decide to use the town hall for the wedding.

David comes back very relaxed and says it was his first time getting a happy ending. Patrick states he did not pay for a happy ending on their wedding day. David leaves with Stevie to get dressed and let Patrick suit up.

Back at the motel David enters and Alexis comes out of the washroom in a lovely floor length white gown that looks like a wedding dress. David is mortified because she is walking him down the aisle and she is wearing white on his wedding day.

At the wedding the women wear beautiful black dresses. I love Twyla's particularly. They pull back the curtain and Johnny and Stevie walk down first and then David and Alexis.

The crowd forces smiles and Roland comments doesn't it look like they are husband and wife? Alexis is holding David very close too.

They say their vows. David says he has not felt safer with anyone else.

Next morning Alexis wears a sweater over the dress and Stevie's hair looks so straight. The Rose parents leave in a car with a driver. Johnny takes a moment to stare at the sign.

I feel a little sad Alexis does not end up with Ted and I really wanted to learn more about some of the townspeople. Twyla, the Schitts, Mutt, etc.

I loved this show and characters so much, it has brought me immense joy watching.

Seeing what the Rose family has gone through, their journey from superficial, rich people to living in a community full of good people, how they grew and found love for one another, how they made friend and learned what it truly means to be appreciated and care for other people.

This ending is the best one could have hoped for. I cried through all of it, it's so emotional and heart-warming. I am so glad David decided to stay :) hopefully they will do some more episodes some day, so we can see where they ended up.

And the last scene was simply perfect.

I felt the ending was underwhelming. Only part of the last episode that was good was the wedding. But i was expecting a bit more than the lacklustre good byes the Roses gave to all their friends especially the Schitts. They were not even there in the last scene. Although the ending would sound practical where they would leave the small town for greener pastures but a part of heart wanted them all to just stay there. I felt this season fell slightly short of expectations.

The whole final season was pretty underwhelming in my opinion. sure, it put a nice bow on the series, but it felt out of character for the show. and are we never going to talk about how david had sex with another man on his wedding day?? really perpetuating stereotypes about gay/bi men and their promiscuity.