It's a little crazy that The House isn't on here. He shared space with Amy Poehler and Will Ferrell for the the majority of the movie and it was a powerhouse trio of hilarity. Also, Sleeping with Other People. You get see him as more of the straight man and he still is so effing funny proving that he doesn't have to be the crazy eccentric one, he has a little more range than what most know him for and I'm sure we've only scratched the surface of his capabilities.

Ugh, I wanted Rachel to be in on it so badly if nothing else to showcase/use Allison Pill's acting chops. With the daughter being the accidental catalyst in how the FBI had intel on The Butcher's attendance of the concert. Sidenote: It felt a little like he (MKS) wanted to push his daughter's talents on the viewer. Which, if had focused solely on her incredible singing voice, would have met the goal. However, he asked a bit much of her actions capabilities. Can't blame a father for wanting his daughters to be the hero of the story but as a director maybe he should have seen the limitations. It reminds me of F Coppola's messy third installment of The Godfather with his choice in casting his daughter Sophia whom is an Ace most often behind the camera and not in front of it. Luckily for MKS Josh Harnett's performance made up for a nepo baby and a questionable twist. He was phenomenal.

Elliott was staying made sense because of her job. Good money and private practice hours. JD got offered a job at the hospital Kim worked at which was a pay bump and a good move career wise making the decision to be closer to Sam even easier. The commute made sense for Elliott and not for JD.

Completely missed the mark of you ask me. With the exception that I agree Ross and Rachel should have gotten together after Emma was born. The show didn't need to end there but it would have been fun to see them raising a baby together without the superfluous will they/won't they trope. BUT that was what was "hot" at the time. Phoebe got her "ending" with the realization that she did want marriage and kids and the life that had eluded her in her not so typical upbringing. It's also unfair to say Joey didn't grow as a character. He was living his dream. Financial stability doing what he loves to do. Just because he didn't pair off romantically doesn't mean he wasn't fulfilled. I think he may have been the happiest most content character on the show by the end in his own life and in seeing his friends getting their own versions of fulfilment and happiness. And as far as side characters getting sendoffs, it was a 30min sitcom in the era of 20-23episode seasons. There's small sendoffs in previous episodes but they couldn't do it all at the end; when you factor in commercials these episodes are 20ish min. That's a few scenes... Let things exist in their own time.