Because hearing other opinions is better than circle jerks?
Anyway I didn't cry but it was one of my favorite shows in recent memory. I looked forward to it weekly on Hulu.
I don't have a lot of love for insubstantial drive-bys like this:
Nah, show was overall pretty terrible. Schur's a hack.
Which seems to be a lot of the dissent that is voiced in what are otherwise supposed to be bandwagons/hypetrains. But I agree, if someone opens a thread it means they want to encourage discussion, and that means voices of disapproval.
I really, really enjoyed The Good Place. Loved the chemistry and cast, who elevated the show to incredible heights when the writing didn't always bring the A-game.
I didn't care for the self-important forced gravitas of the cast Q&A that was tacked onto the final episode of the series (and Kristin Bell's euphemistic "our creator" verbiage that was too clever for anyone's good).
The only thing that bothered me was that the final season backend rushed the "we need a way out" revelation. I just wish it had happened a season earlier and maybe we skipped some of the reincarnation storyline. I might be misremembering the reincarnation arc though.
But ultimately it was a very smart and thoughtful show that got in, did its thing, and then got out. I hope broadcast networks spend more time experimenting with 10 episode season premium series like this one, especially if it means we get more adventurous material.