I kinda like RTD having the balls to do nothing with Ruby's mother and Mrs. Flood after building up and hinting at them so much.
It's funny with all the people who speculated about what was going to happen with them or what huge twists or theories would pan out, and it was all nothing. I laughed when nothing happened with them, probably because i'm not that into this season and i'm not invested in the potential reveals.
Other than that it was a decent episode that had good structure, some deep moments, and wrapped up very well. A lot of things didn't really make sense, but the heart was there and some good character stuff, so i think the episode was good overall, if mostly predictable with what happened to Sutekh, and the subversion of expectations with Ruby's mother and Mrs. Flood which felt anticlimactic. I've been very critical of this season and the first half of this finale, but i liked this second half enough to say it was okay or a good episode.
Wouldn't it be stupid if an entire Rick and Morty episode was about Jerry being destined to have sex with his mother?
Oh right, we're in the worst season, so of course that's what the story is.
Think about possible good stories and interesting concepts for a Rick and Morty episode, and hopefully you'll realize this episode scraped the bottom of the barrel.
Holy crap what an overrated film.
This could have been a great film, and i thought it was going to be after a good first half, but then the 2nd half went and ruined everything, very very disappointing/terrible second half in my opinion.
Why would Gaius keep surpressing the tests, when the Cylons are trying to kill him to stop his work in detecting Cylons? IT'S STUPID! It was stupid last episode when he surpressed Boomer's test, but MAYBE he didn't say anything in order to use her later, but even that doesn't make much sense, i'm just grasping for anything. But now the show has become a bit dumber, especially with the terrible mismatch in tone this episode and with the character of Ellen.
I'm just very sad. I enjoyed the second half of the episode when River finally recognizes the doctor, but before that wasn't very good, and River felt out of character compared to her next appearance in the library, and even a bit inconsistent with previous adventures.
But still, the ending was really good. The second half/last third was really good.
I'm very sad because the episode has made think about the sadness of time and things ending. I'm sad Clara is gone and now River is gone, their time has come to an end, just like most of our lives have an end, and we'll all end, die, someday. It's just sad.
It's all just very sad. And i feel very sad and empty.
It was a beautiful ending, Capaldi and Kingston have great chemistry.
And the weight of watching seasons in rapid succession is weighing more on me now. Making me reflect more on those seasons and the show as a whole.
I've enjoyed reading a lot of the specific episode reddit discussions. So much discussion over these episodes, it's nice and comforting to see, that you're not alone in this.
This episode is rated the same as the others, but it's actually a step above most Law and Order episodes. It's a full character development piece. It's more focused on the character, rather than the case. This is the kind of episode i dream of seeing. Damn, this was a good episode.
The plot was resolved well enough, and we got a very relaxing and satisfying epilogue. What else could you want?
We got old star trek back this season. Some of it's spirit, anyway. We got a good plot. We got legacy characters back and they actually feel true to themselves and are respected. We got new likeable characters, and they made previous Picard season characters more likeable. What else could you want?
I'm not completely satisfied overall in regards to what's happened this season, and i've aired some of my issues in previous comments. But god damn am i completely satisfied right now, because we finally got some of old star trek back. We finally got respect and likeable characters and a good story, with an amazing send off for the old crew, and a good setup for the new crew.
I am so completely relaxed and satisfied. We finally got good and true star trek. I'm satisfied for years now.
Ah yes, a reminder that walt and jesse were responsible for for the 167 deaths of the plane...
Please live please live please live
"Trust me when you meet the monster you'll know" :D
A good, solid, funny film. Marisa Tomei was Stunning, couldn't take my eyes off her.
I was totally into this film and there were a few moments i was almost brought to tears and many moments i was laughing at how corny it all was but i was just totally into it. I can see why people dislike it though but i was just really into it.
Remember the episode when Morty got a device which allowed him to have save states, what a cool concept. And then it was used as a deep exploration of Morty's character, with him meeting that girl and surviving in the wilderness.
This show has gone downhill.
It's sad that the two worst episodes in the entire show have happened back to back.
One of the best episodes in the show so far. One of the best arcs in the show so far. This episode was pretty emotional. Though i kinda agree with andrew saying about the loss of that complexity and also krell being that kind of a villain, i still thought this episode was worthy of a 10/10.
That scene with picard and data in the klingon room was hilarious.
Mabye not the best episode so far in the showcasing of animals lives, but this episode has definitely affected me the most emotionally, the journey of the polar bear, the hardships of the penguins, this episode gave me more appreciation of animals intelligence, and also made me sad at some of the hardships these animals have to endure. Because of global warming i wonder what will happen to the likes of the polar bears in the far future, it's a saddening thought that they might one day become extinct.
Aang you sly sly boy hahaha.
What started as a boring romance drama (Um... What about Gambit, Rogue?) eventually turned into a lovecraftian body horror episode, to my delightful surprise.
That these aliens had been planning for decades to invade (though it's suspicious that there's only one group, and not a lot of them) it made the aliens a bit more interesting. Plus how they convert people, and how powerful they are and that they can't be reached through telepathy. You hear the disgusting sounds of the x-men's bodies physically changing to their alien form. The way the x-men react to this change is interesting, and we see their horror at what is happening to them.
Rogue is such a sweetheart. Feel sorry for her.
This episode is a break from the main story, and it is not episodic kind but more of a lookback across whole show. It's a great episode which pays tribute to some of the events that have happened since the start but also pays tribute to it's writing and continuity, personally i feel this show has some of the best continuity writing i have ever seen. The show is drawing to a close soon with only a few episodes and feel sad at that, i could watch more seasons with this group and their adventures whether there is a main story or not. This episode made me laugh at points and made me smile with delight nearly all the way through, seeing the skewering of events and portrayed characters when the characters and i know really know the truth haha. Such a great show. Last thought: i hope may is alive.
If the series was episodes 1-62, it would be one of the best animes i have ever watched, this series is BRILLIANT!.
A great finale to a great series, i feel mostly satisfied, it was a joy to see this show and i was pleasantly surprised.
I was so bored by the episde by the end that i forgot a certain thing until another commenter brought it up...
SCULLY ABDUCTION COUNTER #4
IN A SINGLE SEASON!
The drama around Gaius and his reaction to it was well done, but the religious aspect just doesn't work, neither does the psychosexual relationship with him and Six. Also, the story on Caprica just isn't that good and feels tertiary and less interesting than the main plot on the ship. There just isn't much interesting happening on Caprica.
I think it's took nearly 3 years to write this comment. Truthfully, i can't remember much about the series plot and characters. But what i do always remember is the extreme emotional impact this show had on me. The most emotional, anything, i have perhaps ever seen. Even thinking about the show stirs up emotion inside of me. It's one of the most under-seen shows ever made. I was, and still am shocked at how many people haven't seen this. Almost no one has seemingly, yet it's one of the greatest shows ever made. From what i remember it did have good plot and characters. Great show.
Aight, wow. Loved everything in this episode. Also i ship obi-wan and satine more than ventress now. Speaking of which we have hardly seen her at all really, which i'm fine with given the quality recently. Outstanding work this season. Loved the dynamics between obi-wan and satine, loved everything in this episode, all of anakins lines and reactions. Could go on for ages about this episode. It had everything you could want. Comedy, romance, action, a sliver of horror with the spiders. Anakin killing that guy at the end was great. Loved everything they did with obi-wan this episode. Loved everything. 10/10 well deserved.
Alright, that was freaking amazing. Again way too many cool things i could go on for ages. What a great arc, probably the best in the show so far. It feels like this arc got a step up in camera quality, animation, writing, acting. Just wow. I am now very optimistic for the future of this show, wow. What a way to turn a show around. This arc felt fresh, exciting, amazing, unique, compared to every other episode before it. And this episode was simply amazing. Perhaps an underrated arc in regards to the general ratings, but it's nice to see andrew bloom give this episode a 9 same as me.
Benedict cumberbatch out of nowhere.
Wow didn't expect that image at the end, nice. Nice twist aswell.
Nice epilogue, i love epilogues.
