Mammon's Magnificent Musical Mid-Season Special

Fans expecting vapid d*** jokes and gore were aghast to find out the show has a point! Deviating from the A- line story and characters allowed the show to explore different themes; grooming, the abuse of capitalism, dismorphia, the power of authenticity, ect. It's not a comedy episode, it's a mid season special.

This episode felt like the writer stretching their wings and maybe setting up some future character work. I get that feeling just based on how inorganic certain moments felt but it's also possible that it's just a slightly awkward episode *shrug* All in all, I felt it was a solid addition to the season.

Also, props for representation of the deaf community.

Helluva boss is on a streak with good episodes. "Oops" was a banger and now this one's a banger. I love this episode be try much it has the perfect balance of characters. Mammon was a perfect hatable character. I loved glitz and glam they were very good secondary antagonists. Most of the music were bangers. Especially the clown twins song. This episode was so surreal. As always I loved seeing blitzø in the episode. I love the blitzø and fizz interactions. And that's where my main criticism is . I wish their was more of them. But that is just a personal preference. All in all this episode was amazing in all aspects. Totally reccomened coming back or continuing the series.

Nothing burger of an episode that wastes everyone's time by spending 30 minutes on a side character quitting his crappy job that has nothing to do with anything and has to force some artificial shallow drama to give you the illusion that anything important is happening but nothing important is happening. This Is a stupid episode about a dumb thing and I hate it.

Oops propelled the story forward while this one slams on the breaks to go on a meaningless side-quest. It gives us no time to get invested in the story. Fizz had only just been shifted from an antagonist to ally in the previous episode so we didn't know much about this story. Seeds of his arc were planted in Oops, which was a great way to subtly create the foundation for it, but then they squandered that potential by immediately jumping to the climax in the very next episode.

I tried. I really tried to get into the plot, but I just couldn't have cared less about anything happening. How are we supposed to be invested when we've barely had time to get to know Fizz and his story? Yet, the episodes insists upon itself, acting like this big triumph over adversity with a lot of fanfare, but the entire thing comes across as pretentious and unearned.

I really didn't appreciate having my time wasted when there are so many other things going on in the series that are far more important. Save yourself some time and skip this one.