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Part of what made that episode great was that at times it was also uplifting, funny, and almost hopeful - even amidst the world ending, two people ultimately found each other and enjoyed a decade or two together. The acting was great - Nick Offerman doesn't disappoint - and was totally bought in throughout. That said, a Shakespearean ending wasn't too surprising.
I really enjoyed the season overall, it reminded me of the best seasons of the walking dead - where the apocalypse was the backdrop for really compelling character development, relationship building, and how choices come to ultimately define you for better or worse.
Didn't you find it overly sad?
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