The Good Place (NBC) TV Show • Page 50

Didn't help him when they originally passed on Brooklyn Nine-Nine lol

 

So I finally was able to binge the last four episodes and they were some of my favorites ever until the finale, which made me livid and fell totally flat. I don’t buy the justification for having to wipe Chidi’s memory at all, and making poor him and Eleanor go through everything to find each other AGAIN makes me feel like the audience is secretly in the bad place.

Of course it could turn out that they are still really just being tortured or something, which would make sense for it sucking so hard for the characters but undo a lot of the best things we introduced this season.

I absolutely want to go back to more of the ethical questions about the good place and human consumption instead of having to start from scratch over and over again.

I’m sad in-universe and disappointed on a meta level, and I did NOT expect that based on how incredible this season was.

 

I'm so confused where this is gonna go next season

 

The Jaguars are likely releasing Bortles this offseason, Jason is going to be so sad.

 

Very smart move on their part. They 100000% don’t want him going to Netflix.

 

Nine figures???

$100,000,000 minimum contract. At 43 years old. Unbelievable.

 

It's $25 million/year for 5 years

 

Damn, that's enormous.

 

NBC is the one station that seems to do comedy well, so I'm all for it.

 

Yeah now that TBBT is ending

 

TBBT is CBS

 

Right, now that TBBT is ending NBC will take the crown

 

NBC has always had the superior quality comedies imo but they can't get out of their own way sometimes so they cancel shit too soon

 

Growing Up Fisher had the potential to be a great show imo.

 

One of the better things I've seen posted on Chorus. Bravo.

 

Gotta promote the TBBTCU, ya know

 

Thanks for clarifying and stealing my thunder

 

You still have your thunder because you were being sincere

 

Hey, it’s the TBBTCU, there’s enough thunder for everyone

 

Bazinga!

*Laugh Track*

 

As someone under the age of 30-- I don't get Multi-Camera sitcoms? Like? They immediately lose all emotional relatability & connection in that format.

Hell, even The Andy Griffith show had that shit down 50 years ago by using good outdoors shots and effective use of angling.

 

Like all shows, there’s great ones and bad ones. Have you liked any? Which have you seen?

 

Hating multi-cam sitcoms solely for the format is bonkers. Almost every classic of the genre falls under that umbrella. Nowadays we have so many incredible single cam shows that it can be hard to watch brand new ones in the more traditional style, but that’s doesn’t mean they should all get lumped in as “single cam good, multi-cam bad”.

 

I did grow up watching classic sitcoms on Nick At Nite and in syndication, but I've never understood why people now act like multi camera is so inferior. Maybe it's a little dated but the writing is what really matters