This is probably one of the best episodes of the entire show. Fabulously executed!
It's not accurate to the books in the sense that it follows the events word for word, but it feels like the WoT I read. It managed to tell a different story that still managed to capture the spirit of the books.
Really pleased it managed to find it's footing, I really hope it sticks the landing.
The foreshadowing in the ending made me very sad
This is how you be faithful to a book, whilst giving those book-readers a slightly different story that means they're kept on their toes just a little.
“I chose her because I couldn’t imagine we’d ever be friends.”
Ouchhhh, that one had got to hurt:sob: Annabeth hasn’t been particularly likable so far so I get where Percy is coming from 100%, but seeing her face fall at that statement definitely broke my heart a little bit
A nice show for the fans of the books. They need to do The 39 Clues next.
The scenes with Joey reading "Little Women" is so hilarious :) Other parts of the episode not so much, though.
This show could have gone really differently if one of them slipped, also how tf are they supposed to get out of someone else’s house
end 17:00 min lilly's speach save:
"The great moments of your life won't necessarily be the things you do, they'll also be the things that happen to you. Now, I'm not saying you can't take action to affect the outcome of your life, you have to take action, and you will. But never forget that on any day, you can step out the front door and your whole life can change forever. You see, the universe has a plan kids, and that plan is always in motion. A butterfly flaps its wings, and it starts to rain. It's a scary thought but it's also kind of wonderful. All these little parts of the machine constantly working, making sure that you end up exactly where you're supposed to be, exactly when you're supposed to be there. The right place at the right time."
8.5/10. Very enjoyable episode. Getting the whole gang together on a single caper is the kind of story that really works, and tracking down that one restaurant you really enjoyed felt true to the New York City experience. The gags were solid, from the angry weirdness of Regis Philbin, to Barney's GNB shilling, to Robin's desperate hunger. But the icing on the cake is tying the whole quest back to Marshall compromising his principles to work at Goliath National Bank, and the burger representing some part of his idealism and optimism that would make him feel better about that. It's not exactly subtle, but it's sweet, and it's a nice way to give an emotional undercurrent to a pretty wacky adventure.
seeing them leave all that food behind gave me anxiety
Barney is the real MVP of this show.
Outstanding episode. Paul Rudd stealing the show for me this time.
What a great episode, neatly fitting together all the clues into the timeline of the night. It felt like all the good parts of the show came back into focus all at once when you have Steve Martin and Martin Short together doing their thing.
"Congratulations! It’s a podcast!" – Nothing prepared me to see Charles and Oliver as Mabel's newborns at the beginning of the episode and then as her fake fathers at the end.
"I'll take this. [ pause ] Joy's mom's still alive?"
Finale twist will be that Donna poisoned the cookie, but didn’t push Ben down the elevator. I feel like Loretta may have still done the push, if only because Meryl Streep is unlikely to return for another season, and I don’t know how they’d write off her character that easily.
Did they forget about Kimber in this week's episode or is there a hidden twist?
Howard in a shredded paper haze sent me.
"I narrowly escaped death, and now you won’t let me live."
To the person whose idea it was to make S3 musical themed; I want to kiss you because watching Steve Martin and Meryl Streep sing and perform their hearts out is such a delight!
This episode sings! I would watch that musical.
Only singers in the building.
"You are familiar with the concept of a league, right?And being out of one?"
"Is there anything dips can’t do?"
Even if Kreps is indeed Glitter Guy, I think he is not the killer. He's just a vigilante.
This season has been sloppier, more disjointed and haphazard than the first season. I am very confused on how Mabel was recorded stabbing someone and she hasn't even been taken in for questioning or anything like that.
There's too much going on this season. For example, I barely remember the painting and the Rose Cooper story by this point. And the paternity storyline feels like drama for no reason in an already overstuffed season.
Maybe I should watch this show for the vibes more than the actual mystery plots.
Such a great episode! I actually felt really sad for Bunny, who I previously couldn’t have cared less about. Also, this episode lacks any Cara Delevingne or Amy Schumer and their lack of presence is clear in a very positive way. The show feels back to its original charm that’s been missing in the first two episodes (and unfortunately may be missing in more episodes with them).
Great episode. I always enjoy when shows can make you see the main cast in a different light from how we perceive them. Legit felt bad for Bunny.
The shot where Anakin walks into the smoke during the clone wars and that blink and miss Anakin-Vader-Anakin transition was a thing of beauty :sob::sob::sob:
May the force be with you.
So... who died in 1497 and went to the Good Place?
I'm seeing some negative reactions in here. Well, I quite liked it tbh. Had me glued to the screen the whole time. Maybe I don't remember the quality of seasons 1-5 or maybe I'm just happy with little, who knows. Everyone seems to hate this season and I have to say I'm not 100% happy with it. BUT. I really liked this episode. Anyway, what can I say.
i'm so emotional over a dragon
Jamie can't see the back of a royal that he's like IMMA STAB IT
One of the best episodes of the series. The ending is breathtaking.
They should just rename this season, "No one is taking Littlefinger's shit anymore." Also, I'm pretty sure Game of Thrones just ruined chicken pot pie for me forever...
THINGS THAT MADE THIS EPISODE F*CKIN AMAZING:
- Getting to see the dragons in action was truly beautiful;
- Dany and Yara interaction was GOLD;
- The battle was very very very good. Tense and visually stunning. I couldn't breathe throughout it;
- Ramsey FINALLY being killed and ultimately by Sansa;
- >>>Sansa's character development!!!!<<<<
- Rickon dying as well was awful, but I can't say it was a wasted death nor a bad executed scene.
S06 was worth it mainly because of this entire episode. Still can't believe how good it was. I hope the finale is even better.
