[Shaun]

Finished it. I did grow to like it but I had one main problem with the show and that was its treatment of Julian.

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Just...didn't seem to be any sense of guilt for basically encouraging someone to commit suicide

The ending episode was full of nice little Hallmark wrap-up moments that saw every minor character touched upon in some way, but absolutely no thought spared for the guy he literally talked into doing it (let alone funding it). I get that Julian served as a character for which Tony would see and go "right, I'm not that rock bottom, life's worth living after all" but ugh... as someone who's lost a relative to addiction it just didn't sit right with me at all. I fully understand that addiction is a horrific spiral but to have a character so nonchalantly authorise his overdose and then display little to no concern for him afterwards was just Was showing up late for the funeral meant to mean anything?

Adored Daphne, the cemetery-bench widow, and good old Lenny though. And the dad scenes