late to the party, just finished watching the whole show.
Kate and Drew made no sense as a couple in my opinion, they had no romantic or sexual tension between them and it was the boring "will they, won't they" that most shows do.
it seems like i'm quite alone in this, but i actually liked season 8 and 9. they're very different but that's kinda what i like about it. they were brave enough to make some major changes and it worked for me. i liked Kellie much more than Kate (who i sometimes hated, sometimes thought was okay, rarely thought was funny) and kinda enjoyed Mimi being part of the gang. realism was never something the show relied on so i don't really care that some of it doesn't make sense.
what really did annoy me, though, was how Steve's character was handled. he started off totally different, suddenly stopped cross-dressing after stating how important it is to him, and ends up leaving his wife and kid to "find himself", something that totally came out of the blue (along with the affair he had prior to it).
what i noticed was that the opening themes always seemed to match the "crazy level" of the season. first season was quite tame and normal, just like the theme song. the cringe-worthy second opening theme kinda matched the second (and third?) season, where the show was starting to find itself. then came the cleveland rocks thing which fit perfectly, and when the show started to get REALLY out there and weird, they had the constantly changing and weird opening themes. just like the episodes ;)
"Angel Investigation - we hope you're helpless" - Doyle
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