Donna - I loved that she never lost who she was, but still found a way to make Joe's happiness a priority.

Craig - I know some people aren't his biggest fan, but I think he's been used to great effect on the show and was a breath of fresh air. Leslie's assessment of him was spot on and I'm glad he found his own sort of happiness in the future. I died when they revealed Ron was Typhoon's best man.

April and Andy - I like that they kept going to Leslie and Ben for advice and that they eventually got to the point where they had a family of their own. It was great when Andy realized Ben was using "help me in the kitchen" as a way to speak with him in private. That he had somehow made it to the year 2022 without ever having experienced that is both believable and hilarious. Same goes for Andy thinking the presents were for him and being utterly devastated that they were for the baby. Nice touch having Dr. Saperstein deliver the child.

Jean-Ralphio - Brief, but effective. I actually thought he was dead for a second and honestly wouldn't have been at all surprised if he wanted "Bend Over" playing at his funeral.

Tom - Great to see that he's still with Lucy and she was supportive of him after he experienced another failure despite his early successes. He matured in a way that felt amazing to see for the character and I love that he got right back on his feet and found another way to succeed. As he cycled through his coworkers as the different types of people, I knew "Garry" was coming but it was still so funny. Having the audience cheer "Don't be a Garry!" while Jerry sat there gleefully exclaiming, "Ooh he's talking about me!" was perfect. I also loved Tom laughing hysterically at Jerry saying they were best friends.

Garry (Jerry) - After watching the show lovably hate on Jerry for 7 years it was nice to see him get such a happy ending. If anyone deserved it he most certainly did. From finding success as a mayor and being seemingly loved by all in the town to having his beautiful family expand exponentially and dying peacefully in his sleep at 100 after having been with his entire family...it was perfect. The fact that at 100 Jerry was still with Gale who looked as beautiful as ever was a nice touch as was Ben's reaction to Gale's everlasting beauty. I also liked how Ben thought they got Jerry's name wrong on the tombstone.

Ron - I thought it was great to see his company continue to succeed and him resign amidst all the success because he wasn't feeling fulfilled anymore. Very fitting for the character. I can't believe we went the entire series and only saw his brothers in the finale episodes. The exchanges between Ron and his brothers were great. It was nice to see that Ron didn't make the same mistake as before and actually went to Leslie to help find him a job he would enjoy. And honestly, him taking over as superintendent for the national park just made sense and you can tell the writers had really planned for this. Nice callback to the distillery too.

Leslie and Ben - Jen appearing out of nowhere like she always does was great. The conflict of them deciding who should run for governor (complete with identical pro/con lists) and the ultimately resolution was well-handled. Sometimes things don't need to be surprising or unexpected to be good; sometimes the natural and logical outcome, if well-done, is better. This show excelled at that and Ben letting Leslie run for governor was definitely a perfect example of this. I love how as soon as Anne is back in the picture Leslie shoves Ben aside. And Andy confidently calling Chris "Chip" was wonderful. I wonder if that was improvised. Leslie's speech at the end to close out the series was so very fitting for the tone the show managed to pull off over the years.