FLAPPY GOOD NEWS...... I DECIDED NOT TO KILL YOU
Ahhh this Family Guy was truly an OGloading replies
Ah, yes. This episode of That ‘70s Show is such a classic Family Guy one.
In my opinion this was one of the weakest episode this show had so far. I just think it was quite boring. But I still love 'Only Murders' and I'm sure there's a lot good stuff coming.
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Ironically, I just came here to comment about how this has been my favorite episode of the season so far. I laughed countless times and just had an overall blast.
Jerry was quite unbearable this episode. Him going to the point of manipulating his Uncle Leo into breaking up with a woman he's clearly happy with felt too far.
This season has felt like the characters of Jerry and George especially have become caricatures of themselves. Lots of weak episodes and aspects dragged out ad nauseum. Elaine seems to be the only one still realistically herself at the moment (though last episode having her fawn over Jerry when she clocked how much he earned wasn't a good look).
Also haven't mentioned up to now how disappointing it is to have Susan's queerness just dismissed so she could be brought back as a plot device for George to get annoyed over. Damn shame for an interesting character.
This season is the weakest so far. It's going downhill for sure.loading replies
Dang, this has been my favorite season so far. It’s just nonstop laughs. I feel like the show finally found its groove.
I’m ten minutes into this episode, and several things are making me feel like I accidentally skipped the one prior. But I didn’t. There are a few plot points (like Charlie being in the US and Regina working with some random political lady to distribute free food) that seem to have never been introduced or explained before. I’m quite confused.
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Yet it still made me tear up multiple times.
Is this supposed to be funny? :thinking:
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It is, and it is.
Am I the only one who finds this show insanely boring?
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I’m just starting the show myself, and I am thoroughly enjoying the character dynamics. I haven’t felt bored or distracted yet in the first two episodes. I guess it’s just an example of :asterisk_symbol:different strokes for different folks:asterisk_symbol:, huh?
Except one great space battle nothing happening. Andor is a collection of boring and really great episodes. So far each story arch has started with a quite boring episode and endet with a fantastic episode. Would be nice if we got all episodes of an arch at the same time - make less episodes but each episode about 2 hours. Or make the opening episodes less boring ...
loading replies@markus-schabel For you a song would be nothing more than the chorus. No bridge, no buildup, just the most memorable part of the song, because that's what matters right? Because it's the only valuable thing in the song? Nevermind that the fact the chorus stands out the most is because the rest of the song is built in order to MAKE it stand out. The only reason it's rewarding to listen to it, it's beacause you don't get to listen to it the whole time.
There are no "boring" episodes in Andor. There is a web and flow of building and release, of anticipation and climax. The fact you are unable to see this just shows the ignorance of your opinion.
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I completely agree with you. But the phrase is “ebb and flow.” :)
Didn't like the Episode - they went overboard with the cheesiness
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Dude, it was parodying rom-coms. It was supposed to be extra cheesy.
I really dislike how some of these episodes end. They really leave you hanging and don’t pick back up the next episode
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I was absolutely loving this episode, and then it just ended right where I felt was the crisis point of the story. It certainly was a strange way to finish the episode.
