Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist Boss Breaks Down the Series' Most Powerful Episode Yet

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Sometimes, there's nothing more cathartic than a good cry that's unrelated to the current state of the world.  That's what the finale of Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist gave us tonight: a good, long, loud sob. We always knew it was coming, and that's partly what made it so intense.

capped off an extraordinary first season with a finale that was emotional, gut-wrenching and devastating, and yet filled with hope and optimism for the future. That tonal balance has been the secret sauce to NBC's delightful musical dramedy, which left us with all the feels after Sunday's tear-jerker of a closing episode, when it said goodbye to Zoey's dad, Mitch (), who succumbed to the rare degenerative brain disease, progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP).

Warning: This story contains spoilers form the Sunday, May 3, finale of Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist.

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Grab your tissues. The Sunday, May 3, finale of Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist is filled with emotions.

It's Sunday night number who-the-hell-knows in self-quarantine and a few things are happening; I'm crying, first of all, and I have an overwhelming desire to call my dad even though we spoke earlier in the weekend and I know he's asleep on the east coast.

As approaches the final episode of its pitch-perfect first season, so does the drama and heartbreak that's about to come to a head.

Skylar Astin may be an accomplished Broadway, TV, and movie performer who has performed some of the greatest songs with some of the most talented people, but there are musical moments he still gets giddy over.  Like, for example, that time in last week's episode of Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist when he got to be the titular Boy in a duet/battle of "The Boy Is Mine," performed by Lauren Graham and Renee Elise Goldsberry.  "Talk about a sandwich I was delighted to be in," he told E! News we asked