This was a nice way to round off the fifth series of 'The Big Bang Theory', and if I were to be cynical, I'd say I hope it brings to a close the rather tedious 'Howard going to space' and 'Howard and Bernadette are getting married' plots.
They've tried to humanise Howard over the course of the last couple of series, but work still needs to be done. Bernadette as a character is still about as three dimensional a postage stamp.
Thee are some lovely moments along the way though, especially in the final scene, that remind us of the quality of the show and how when it gets it right it gets it very right.
The fifth series has had some bumps in the road along the way (understandable when you are producing 24 episodes a year) but the duds have been real clunkers.
The show has certainly changed, and it will be interesting to see how it continues to do so as it moves into Series Six.
They've tried to humanise Howard over the course of the last couple of series, but work still needs to be done. Bernadette as a character is still about as three dimensional a postage stamp.
Thee are some lovely moments along the way though, especially in the final scene, that remind us of the quality of the show and how when it gets it right it gets it very right.
The fifth series has had some bumps in the road along the way (understandable when you are producing 24 episodes a year) but the duds have been real clunkers.
The show has certainly changed, and it will be interesting to see how it continues to do so as it moves into Series Six.