The finale of the two-part episode attempts to pull out all the stops and end with a bang. But, in spite of a stellar cast, the story is plain silly. The comedy borders on slapstick as Tod and Linc shift into various characters attempting to create an outcome in the rendering of a four million dollar inheritance of which strangely, Tod and his bride stand to gain, but admit to not wanting. Why bother? The most poignant part is Linc's separation from the now wed Tod and his walk down a long drive. The dream is over and so is the show.
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