Okay, let's say it's not queerbaiting and thus, for the sake of the argument, pretend we didn't see any promotion that leaned towards that end. Not in the press and neither in the show.
Let's forget about that for a sec. Because I've been reading some posts complaining about the people who complaints about not making Nandermo properly canon and I was left wondering... Do you guys really think that was the only problem of the show? Do you truly believe if they had made Nandermo canon in a very straightforward way (saying they're lovers, kissing or whatever, no mistake there) the season would have been good?
Because I seriously doubt it.
I complain about queerbaiting in this show, but I also do think there are other problems as well.
For example, the way they treat Guillermo all through the seasons has always rubbed me the wrong way.
On the first couple of seasons it was okay: He was the servant in a house full of vampires, it's a fun dynamic, with everyone belittling him for being human. But... There was no improvement on the next few seasons.
He had cool arcs, like the vampire slayer thing and also when he briefly became a vampire himself... yet it was always brushed off so he could keep being the silly human who doesn't stand a chance.
And it's okay. Don't make him a vampire, don't make him a hunter. Don't let him out of the house if you don't want to (no, seriously, why didn't he leave?). But why it has been 6 seasons and Guillermo is still there as someone the vampires can mistreat as they please?
Has anyone learned anything or changed at any point in this series?
People are saying the point was to maintain the status quo. And I tell you what, that is just lazy writing (trust me, I'm a writer myself, I know a thing or two about this).
You don't change anything (or revert things to its original point) merely because you don't know how to continue the story and, since it's a comedy, it might look fun to just troll the audience this way.
Problem is that if you never deliver, if you don't give a proper ending for each character, what was even the point of creating a series?