Bachelorette

My brother has been watching this show and while I was over he continued it, giving me my first full look into what this show is like. Sadly, the next episode he was watching was this one.

While I adore the relationship between Ivy and Harley and how it is portrayed, this episode goes so far into immature nonsense that it is downright painful. I am talking mostly about King Shark and that stupid lobster. Everything about those two was horrid, unfunny and containing humor that would only make a 5 year old giggle. There is an entire music piece about feces. Even when the song is over let's drive that point home shall we? YAY. This is in a show that is very much rated for adults. Then you get a character development moment that is then thrown away 2 minutes later. Worthless. I felt embarrassed watching this garbage. I can clearly see that this show is capable of so much more as even this episode had some very strong moments, but I simply cannot forgive just how pathetic the entire thing with King Shark was.

This might be the saddest, most disjointed episode of the season, which is unfortunate because it comes at a critical time for Harley's arc coming into the back half.

Everything with the Cobb Squad - great. Perfect. King Shark's nautical escapades...probably the weakest C-plot of the show for me. The drama with Ivy and Harley comes at a perfect time, but since the comedy in the underwater cutaways falls so flat, nothing really alleviates the more dramatic moments of the episode.

This sort of felt like they were grasping at straws to stretch out the time in order to make the events of the next few episodes feel earned - like you've been waiting for them. I think this episode accomplishes that, but doesn't really give itself any legs to stand on of its own. A hiccup in an otherwise phenomenal season.

What a hilarious side-thought, did anyone previously wonder how birds would react or interact with (or perhaps unsuccessfully evading) invisible vehicles?

I'm really worried for EddyTheMartian007's health, the dude worries so much about imaginary and made-up plot holes and inconsistencies that it might really affect him. The dude misses the most obvious points and things yet he worries that the writers will mess up the show. Just stop watching dude.

Btw, once more a great episode to an unexpectedly great season that shows DC can pull it off.