Sign In. Hide Spoilers. This whole series has been a masterpiece since Day 1. Have enjoyed all the episodes and this last season was definitely the best. This was by far the best finale that could ever be written, and all the shows leading up to this were miraculously written and pretty much flawless. This great ending with Lisbon and Patrick finally getting married, just made the whole series much more special.
I was so worried about the finale not ending on a positive note but this surpassed all my expectations. There was not one bad actor on the show. Simon Baker made the show but his cast mates made him even look better. All the stories were great and even the Red John story line was well written.
I do wish Wiley could have ended up with Vega. I am hoping to see these actors in different series, as all were exceptional. I will miss not seeing them every week. Thank you to all the writers for keeping us interested to the very end. Was this review helpful? Sign in to vote. Dariush72 19 February This two part Finale delivered more emotion to me that any other show, I hadn't have felt this amount satisfaction and happiness for a fictional character in a show Simon Baker must be given a Golden Globe for the final scene, his face delivered the emotional pulse perfectly Bruno Heller should applauded for not ruining this finale by making it "Dramatic" so called , he went with the flow and give everyone what they wanted and that was seeing, "feeling" Patrick Jane's redemption and Happiness I'm going to miss this show.
Preparations for the forthcoming wedding of Mentalist Patrick Jane and longtime CBI and FBI colleague and boss Teresa Lisbon are progressing , albeit the scale of something intended to be intimate and private is getting out of hand. Meanwhile, serial killer Keller did not die in the explosion at the end of the previous episode, and has a serious grudge against Jane.
In fact, he would like nothing better than to exact revenge at the wedding The st and final episode of this series does the same thing as many of its predecessors by balancing humour with suspense: in this case the humour derives from the wedding expanding out of control beyond what Lisbon and Jane wanted, to Lisbon's obvious frustration, and the ever-increasing threat of the loopy and angry Keller.
