I'm sure Alex Jones has something to say about this.
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No one asked for this.
I don't watch Gotham anymore, but is it still a swinging pendulum between brilliant and terrible?
It may have been a good episode, but it isn't a best episode if it doesn't involve Melissa Benoist using her Bizarro voice.
I attempted to watch both What's Your Number? and The Bronze and found both insufferable. If anyone has some good comedy recommendations, toss them my way.
That, paired with "I could kick your ass" made me laugh the hardest.
I don't think a ten-to-one sketch has ever made me laugh more than any other sketch in its given episode, but this one did it. It was so dumb yet something about Melissa's performance and the sheer awkwardness of the logos all came together for an A+ sketch.
That's how I feel about most of the Kyle Mooney centric shorts.
911 is, by far, the genuine best episode of the show. Mariska's performance is insane. But in terms of batshit entertaining episodes, the episodes with John Stamos, Rose McGowan, and Stabler's final episode are all contenders.
I just don't understand why a show so good because of its ensemble decided to completely split apart for a whole season.
Is there any point in season four where each episode ISN'T about an individual character? I've been struggling to get through the entire season since the day it was released.
Jennifer, I adore Ginnifer.
Is anyone disappointed about Jennifer? I haven't watched in years, but I popped in for the musical episode and it was really clear how little she cared about the show. She wasn't trying at all.
MURDER BOARD, MURDER BOARD.
He's just generally gross on and off screen too.
Nosedive and San Junipero are masterpieces IMO, the rest rangers from OK to pretty good.
The one that stands out most to me is the electrocution.
It makes up for a relatively lackluster episode, to be honest. Great ending. It's nowhere near the impact of White Bear, but it's just as interesting.
Thank god the rest of the show was pleasant enough to make me forget about it.