I did like this episode. It was the first one that seemed paced the way previous seasons had been. So that means we're into the meat of the season now, & I'm genuinely intrigued to know where it's going, even if they couldn't win the experimentees over fully, before they spoiled the experiment. I never really thought the experiment was going to work anyhow, & the final act has to be about much more than that imho. I'm glad we're getting there
January 30th? Does that mean there is a month hiatus around Christmas time?
Actually, the last episode before the break looks to air on 11/21. Then the final 5 will begin again in January 2020. So 5 weeks with no episodes
... I think I will just go pat myself on the back.
Well, technically it wasn't just finding out he wasn't in the Good Place, because even after that he was just dumb & confused abut it. What it took was somone who had done a legitimately selfless good thing for him explaining to him that he's a bad person, & then him having to accept that someone outside himself is allowed their own perspective on him, & it doesn't look good. I think that made the difference, & why there was a genuine apology forthcoming
He needs see the truth of who he is, & how that's not good for anyone, including himself. He needs to have a crisis of conscience, the way everyone of original 4 did.
So I'm going to declare that a victory for both of us lol
One big suspension of disbelief in this show is that nobody in the history of the show, upon arrival in the afterlife, has ever inquired if they can see their dead friends and relatives.
Well, to be fair, only 7 humans have ever been introduced. They haven't had any loss of friends or family, that I recall, and spent their lives self-centered anyhow. Heck, every last one of them is inordinately young for having died. It's fair to assume imho that they hadn't even really given death all that much thought. So, it's a very select sample size