Did Making Chloe's Last Episode a Comedy Pay Off?

[Billy Jor-El]

The tacked-on feel of Chloe's departure led me to think this ep was written whether or not it was Allison's departing ep, it could have easily had a different ending about anything....although (as Clark points out in the scene with Chloe) when we see Chloe giving the toast at the beginning of the ep it did seem like a bit of a goodbye, rather than a toast. Perhaps that scene was changeable depending if Allison left or not (could have been a more straight forward toast). So as a goodbye ep I find after frequent viewings it's less of a filler ep to me; the light-hearted nature is the best end. Chloe's been through so much, why have her departure be such a down/dark ep with her walking off screen alone. And as was also mentioned, this is likely the last time in the series that the cast will have a chance to just bust loose and do something fun. Fun's over now, we've got work to do....

[MissWofflez]

I thought this episode was a great send off for chloe- throughout season 8 &9 chloe became alot more of the closed up control feak of watchtower, so for her to leave on such a sweet note is satisfying. especialy is you compare her closure to other main cast who left the show with such angst cough*lana*cough but never mentioned again cough*pete*cough.

But i do agree the episode would of had alot more depth and not such a filler feeling if some mention of the other plots going on at the same time- oliver saying strange things, or tes making some mention of the boy who she is currently housing in....?

[BoyScout-ManOfTomorrow]

You'd think Chloe using the Fate helmet would have given some insight on Darkseid and how to beat him but no...

Horrible episode and a disappointing arc for Chloe to return to.

[Zizi]

No.