SEASON FINALE: Once again, The Comeback is prepared to go away. Last time, it vanished for nine years before presenting a Season 2. This time, based on the ratings, there may not be a next time. But Valerie (Lisa Kudrow), this time, is going out with a bang – or at least with a taste of success, though it’s a taste she finds less pleasant than expected.

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Barbara carmody

This was one of the best hours of TV I've watched in years. Kudrow is great-- it's such a complicated set-up, and she nails it. Funny, touching, and always "on".

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