From Neil Crone of the Durham Region News:

• Fred Tupper signs off for good as the Mosque shuts down
  I am currently in the middle of a very bittersweet time. I am filming the last episodes, the last scenes .. .ever … of Little Mosque on the Prairie. The other day, in my character of Fred Tupper, I sat down at that familiar old desk in my radio studio set, for the final time, delivered my last monologue to the good people of Mercy and signed off … for real. After six wonderful seasons we are all saying goodbye. Read more.

From Abbas Karimjee:

• Interview with Little Mosque on the Prairie’s Sheila McCarthy
  SARAH has grown immeasurably over the last five seasons. From her marriage, to her new jobs, her daughter’s marriage, her new arc this season being on her own, SARAH has really matured in many ways. She is still a lovable under dog and very sweet, but maybe more vulnerable now as she faces a new life of singledom. My challenge has been to bring dignity to her even as she screws up again and again. Read more.

From Abby Kloppenburg of The Collegian:

• Little Mosque on the Prairie
  The plot incorporates a lot of tongue-in-cheek humor, making fun of commonly held stereotypes about Muslims in the U.S. post-9/11. At the same time the show inconspicuously reveals a lot about Islam as a religion, from strictly conservative views to the very liberal interpretations. Read more.

The happy couple’s plan to hide the news about their upcoming move until after the wedding is ruined when Baber lets the cat out of the bag.