It’s a direct fourth wall break, something the show has never done before.
Bruce Helford:Yeah.
Wed actually already broken the fourth wall with all the crying because that was real.
They were saying goodbye forever.
Dave Caplan:We also were very self-conscious about not doing a cloying last sitcom episode.
It was Johns suggestion that he thank the audience like that, and it felt so authentic and honest.
It felt like an anti-sitcom episode, and we ended up really liking that.
It also offers a neatly tied-together ending for the franchise, which began in 1988.
Source:TVLine
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