You’re not alone. April was trash, super annoying, and incredibly self-centered on a show about self-centered people. I’ll never get over her thinking she deserved God’s miracles more than other people.

I honestly thought he was going to do something to her for this very reason. His approach was so bizarre that I figured he was still up to no good. 

I feared the mom would do that or take over the dad’s body somehow. She was so fucking annoying, though, so I was relieved that she got put in the bear. 

Lost was the flashbackiest of them all. I didn’t get why TIU was brought up at all. It’s a common storytelling device. 

Yeah, I think Cordelia’s weakness is a misdirect. This demon ain’t the supreme. 

I don’t think his deal affects shows that are already on (or purchased by) Fox, just new stuff.

Madison asked if she could blow him anyway, requested a dicking, and referred to him as a snack. And he hadn’t even gotten her out yet. She was ready to get it in. 

At first, this episode had me wondering if the two boring idiot lovebirds were Taissa and Evan’s boring idiot lovebirds in disguise, but then Taissa showed up and who actually cares about any of those four (characters)?

Yeah, Michael unnecessarily killed that cop on the way out (with a smile on his face); there was no switch-flipping. Waiting to see why he bothered toying with the warlocks...maybe just to to the lay of the magic land?

Because it’s no one’s job. It’s just up to a random person who happens to read your comment and not many people seem to have come here. 

Same. That’s a whole new dynamic that wasn’t reflected at all in these episodes.

That, but I was also really irritated that I even had to meet them when they were just going to be killed off. Like, if you were just going to throw everything from this scenario away, why not make it interesting or fun before doing so? The teen lovebirds...WHY?

They do when they buy concert tickets. 

That’s what I was thinking: the good place is just a state of nothingness.

Hahaha, I figure there’s no time-limit on discussion.

It pissed me off. Those dudes are dead because she promised a kid a teddy bear?

Monotonous. 

Yes. One in which all the all the world’s wealth isn’t held by a select few people. 

Do it, film it, pitch it to Netflix. 

100% this. The leads in SJ had zero chemistry, were both kind of annoying (one irritatingly manic-pixie flighty, the other obnoxiously needy/mopey) and the only person who made me feel anything was the actress playing the older Gugu.