Em Burnham

And I didn't expect that to be like a full breakup of them, but it was because they were both felt safe in that situation.

And then they were both like thrown into this situation where they just felt like unsafe with each other and they just didn't understand each other in that moment.

And they had to separate to come back together.

But I think what was the...

biggest thing for me watching that was when he goes back to hockey and he has to face his father, who's been watching all the games and every game his dad watches, he plays so badly.

And his dad was like, I'm so proud of you for doing that.

This is what hockey is all about.

And that's when Garrett realized it's like, oh my God, I never want to be like that.

It's like kind of like they have like this big blow up where Garrett's like, I didn't do that.

I would never do that to you.

And Hannah's like, okay, okay, okay.

And then that's when you kind of see like they are amicable with their split.

I think I would have struggled to come back from it only because it was in the second last episode.

I feel like if this like storyline of like the hands off policy happened in the middle, it would have given the audience more grace to like kind of accept him for doing that and forgive him for doing that.

But I think it would have been really risky to do it in only like an episode and a half time.

Yeah, I get that.

That's why this needed to be 22 episodes.

Yeah, with so many musical instruments, even though she ran over there with one notebook.

I reckon she took Kendall's spot.

Oh, you think Kendall was... You're really inventing a backstory for Kendall.