Obviously I should feel bad that Chet died but the first thought that popped into my head when Chet bit the dust was "Yay we get to see Ted Raimi be a Deadite again!"

The review calls her a deadite so I'll do the same

You're not my supervisor

Honestly, the episode came across as sloppyand mean-spirited, it was definitely lacking the sense of goofy fun the last several eps have had that make the show so good.

Nevermind the fact that Luisa was with Micheal's partner who everyone knows was his shooter. That should at least raise some concerns

I walked into the episode a few minutes late, but did anyone bring up Luisa? I swear I wanted to scream when Rafael said he has no family yet because I'm getting annoyed at how everyone keeps forgetting about Luisa.

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Can you send me a pizza too?

It's funny you mention that since both of them were in the running for the same role in Star Wars Episode IX (neither of them ended up getting it.)

I feel bad for Kara because Snapper Carr reminded me so much of my editor at my first job out of college. The dude ended up being a huge, manipulative asshole that I left because I couldn't stand him anymore and Seeing Snapper Carr gave me anxiety. Hopefully Kara's optimism will be enough for her to overcome him.

Poor Luisa. It honestly feels like 89% of the problems the characters have could be avoided if someone communicated with or at least checked in on Luisa.

And then they go on a vengeance spree against Anezka and Sin Rostro after Jane loses her virginity and the show is retitled Jane and Petra the Revenge Friends

Next week's the finale, so it's not like there's much of a chance she'll appear later this season

1) Yay regular coverage
2) I am so glad this show is back in my life

I can't get into it either. I binged season 1 after hearing all the hype and while I enjoyed some of the writing and acting, a lot of it didn't leave enough of an impression on me to keep watching.

"the performances by…hemsworth..are marvelous"
LIES

Based on earlier comments, I guess I'm in the minority of getting a kick out of this movie. It's no masterpiece but it was entertaining in a funhouse kind of way with likeable characters and I admired the unrelenting, visceral energy the climax had.

I'm guessing there's no "Bad Place" just different levels of the "Good Place" and the characters of this show are stuck in the lower tier of the Good Place or something.

I heard "bench" when she meant "bitch."

i thought that the characters abusing the aid started funny but then got mean-spirited toward the end, but beside that I thought it was a pretty hilarious pilot.