It seems fitting that the theme of the series finale of Emily Owens, M.D. was mistakes since the CW canceling it was such a giant mistake. Seriously, I don’t know how to get over this one or if I ever will. Maybe I’m going to be bitter and sad forever that we only got 13 episodes of this fantastic, heart-filled, amazing show that had characters that were so easy to relate to and root for, even the ones we weren’t supposed to love as much as others.
But I suppose all those clichés about love and loss apply here since I’d rather have 13 episodes of a perfect show than to never have had any at all. I’m just so disappointed in the network and in the ratings and to everyone who didn’t give this show a fair chance. It was so well-written and well-acted and it could easily teach a few shows that shall remain nameless on the right way to write a love triangle.
So let’s talk about the final episode before I just start crying and quoting Taylor Swift lyrics all over the place. “Emily and the Leap” started with a bit of a rehash of the two big events of the last episode. Emily was mortified that her response to Micah’s kiss had been “thank you” and Will was trying to tell Cassandra again that he didn’t choose Emily, but she insisted that was exactly what he’d done. But Cassandra seemed perfectly fine with the breakup and that was bothering Will.
But I suppose all those clichés about love and loss apply here since I’d rather have 13 episodes of a perfect show than to never have had any at all. I’m just so disappointed in the network and in the ratings and to everyone who didn’t give this show a fair chance. It was so well-written and well-acted and it could easily teach a few shows that shall remain nameless on the right way to write a love triangle.
So let’s talk about the final episode before I just start crying and quoting Taylor Swift lyrics all over the place. “Emily and the Leap” started with a bit of a rehash of the two big events of the last episode. Emily was mortified that her response to Micah’s kiss had been “thank you” and Will was trying to tell Cassandra again that he didn’t choose Emily, but she insisted that was exactly what he’d done. But Cassandra seemed perfectly fine with the breakup and that was bothering Will.