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[The Good Place] Season Four Is the Final Season
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That does seem like the math, but the timing seems a bit weird. If they come back on the 9th, then they have the 16th, and 23rd (3 weeks) before they finale on the 30th. So, either they skip a week after they come back before the finale (which seems kinda weird, why wouldn't they just come back a week later?), or they do something Jeremy Bearimy about finale so that it only counts as two episodes? Maybe that 1.5 hour time includes the after finale special thing?
George R. R. Martin is not your bitch. ~ Neil Gaiman
At the end of the episode, Chidi unfurls and reads the note that he wrote to himself. Eleanor was again reading the answers off the reflection of his glasses.
Her reading the note off his glasses
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God.
Damn.
How can these two episodes manage to emotionally gut-punch multiple times.
Just the entire second half of episode 9 was so forking good. I was crying by the end.
But episode 8 also managed to hit the feels with:
Episode 8 spoilers:
Biggest heartstrings moment for me in episode 8 was
Ted Danson for all the awards, except also Kristen Bell and Manny Jacinto and Jameela Jamil and William Jackson Harper and D'arcy Carden for all the awards, so maybe just put all the awards in a bag and let them sort it out between them?
The lists of "Top TV Shows of the Decade" are starting to roll out. I feel like the critics making them are deciding that they should only have one Michael Schur show on their list and are putting Parks and Rec in ahead of the Good Place. I understand, but I feel like they have the order backwards. But honestly, both of the shows and Brooklyn 99 as well deserve to be considered among the best TV of the decade.
I hate to idolize anyone, because I'm a cynic who suspects that everyone has feet of clay, but I idolize Michael Schur a little bit. Every cast member from the leads to supporting characters to the production crews seems to think that he's the nicest guy in show business, and talk about how he tries to ensure that everyone has a safe, reasonable, respectful, and kind work environment. He produces shows that are warm, with people who are all imperfect but who try to do a little better each day. And the shows somehow avoid falling into some sort of saccharine sweetness trap and are consistently among the funniest things on TV, with layers upon layers of humor.
PSN: Hahnsoo | MHGU: Hahnsoo, Switch FC: SW-0085-2679-5212
The Good Place is one of the warmest, kindest shows on TV and yet there's seamless references to butthole spiders. Love it.
don't forget the penis flatteners.
You may not find all that you're after. In the end I hope it doesn't matter.
You may not find all that you're after. In the end I hope it doesn't matter.
He does have an open right hand...
And it's not like Jason holds onto his molotov's for long. They appear, "BORTLES!", they're used.
EDIT: I think the biggest missed opportunity is that they didn't take 20% off the height of Eleanor, and maybe add 20% more height to Tahani. Not because Tahani is taller than the rest of the crew (Jamil is like a half inch taller than Harper or Carden and clearly shorter than Danson), but because it'd give Funko Eleanor a complex.
Yeah, but they were probably just looking for something to put in her hands to make it more distinct, that that is one of the iconic bits about Janet from early on in the series.
George R. R. Martin is not your bitch. ~ Neil Gaiman
Hence the injustice of Jason not having a Molotov. Everybody else got something to hold!
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Well, except for Tahani.
*looks again*
Ohhhhh.
Lenny Hemsworth?
In the last episode?
George R. R. Martin is not your bitch. ~ Neil Gaiman