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Crazy Ex Girlfriend: The Final Season |OT| She Plead Guilty For the Symbolism of it.
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This may have been one of my least favorite episodes so far. Weird because there was nothing specifically wrong with it and the musical numbers were great. I think I was waiting for more of a send-up of the girly Halloween/occultish movies they referenced (The Craft, Hocus Pocus) and that I loved as a kid, maybe. Or maybe I'm feeling like other people felt about the last elaborate dream episode of The Sopranos and the ancient mythos episode in Lost close to the end of their respective series: being hyper aware that the show has a definite end date and getting annoyed if an episode isn't the absolute best ever.
Also, they have no idea what to do with Josh Chan at all, huh?
Also, they have no idea what to do with Josh Chan at all, huh?
I think it was good to have a bit of a calm episode after the previous one. Since the problems the characters are dealing with are not your typical drama's problems, but more like everyday issue/psychological hurdles, the characters do need time off to reflect, heal and evolve (of course, they do it in fast-forward).
Like, the scenes with WJosh and Daryl were probably there to ease up into them coming back together in a future episode. That's probably a more natural way to do it.
Like, the scenes with WJosh and Daryl were probably there to ease up into them coming back together in a future episode. That's probably a more natural way to do it.
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One annoying thing with the CW stream is with the ads being inserted automatically they sometimes popup too soon and then after finishing there's a few seconds of the scene left and then it the transition where the commercial is supposed to be comes up.
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Finally got to watch the episode and loved it, particularly the songs. They seemed more fun and more theater musical than the last episode.
And who doesn't love Patton Oswalt?
If you don't love Patton Oswalt, the door is over there.
And who doesn't love Patton Oswalt?
If you don't love Patton Oswalt, the door is over there.
Great episode, I loved it!! I don't think Rebecca can keep it up though. She'll go through a few things until she finds what she really wanna do.
That was a fun episode! The surprise wedding was so cute! I am getting the final season wrap up vibe.
Awesome episode, awesome songs. This season so far I've enjoyed a lot more than the last.
Don't Be a Lawyer was straight out of season 1 tier in terms of silliness and fun, and I love that. <3
Don't Be a Lawyer was straight out of season 1 tier in terms of silliness and fun, and I love that. <3
Many a year ago I was encouraged to become a lawyer, on one hand I'd probably be at a better place than I am now, on the other it might've somehow been a worse ride than the one I'm on. Never mind there is or was, haven't really looked on it lately, too many people with law degrees and not enough good paying jobs to go around.
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I have to wait until tomorrow for the latest episode, but finally watched last week's.
Don't Be a Lawyer is amazing.
And Heather looking amazing in the wedding dress.
Don't Be a Lawyer is amazing.
And Heather looking amazing in the wedding dress.
Lololol at the song tonight.
Edit: I'm also getting a distinct feeling that by the end of the show, the theme song is going to acknowledge that Debra is psychotic or something and decide that real Rebecca is more interesting for dealing with her mental health or something.
The theme song is doing...something, though. Haha.
Edit: Also, I really need Nathaniel to get his act together :(
Edit: I'm also getting a distinct feeling that by the end of the show, the theme song is going to acknowledge that Debra is psychotic or something and decide that real Rebecca is more interesting for dealing with her mental health or something.
The theme song is doing...something, though. Haha.
Edit: Also, I really need Nathaniel to get his act together :(
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Him being an asshole to most people is what makes him such a funny character.
Episode 4 was rather good actually. Rebecca truly grows as a person in this one. That's heartwarming.
Also, all those jabs at Hollywood and child actors were on the nose.
Also, all those jabs at Hollywood and child actors were on the nose.
I know, but his type of character is the kind that can very easily be annoying. Especially when it has to do with Rebecca.
We've had little appearances from all the usual office staff but not Karen yet.
I DEMAND we get some Karen time.
I DEMAND we get some Karen time.
Nah, Tucker was annoying. Nice development with Rebecca and Nathaniel, but it felt like a waste of time focusing on Tucker.
Surprised to read that. Season has been very strong so far imo.
I literally didn't even remember she had a name. She just fades into the background in every scene she's in.
Yeah it's had some great character development. Not sure what they want.