My Controls

The story took the most amazing and unexpected turn of events. My mind is blown. This is a epitope of storytelling. This is the most insane twist in a series I've seen in a long time.

From a comedian, to a prankster, to an advocate for chance and a voice for those that don't have a voice. I'm truly in awe and humbled by his ambition. I can't believe how much time and dedication went into making this season and especially this episode. I hope this can truly put forth change and help other pilots, especially now that the FAA has been gutted and airline safety has become a major concern.

Nathan Fielder is an epic human being.

I never write reviews but it is impossible not to say something, when you witness the limits of human imagination in a piece of art that should be celebrated as an achievement for everyone who consider themselves human.

Nathan truly breaks the medium of what televesion, cinema, or anything captured with a camera is. He breaks down the human condition to its atoms and then reveals to us it is not a puzzle to be solved. We are not bigger than life and no amount of rehearsal is going to gives us the control we so desperately crave.

The last episode automatically makes all the other episodes a 10, because as we should have guessed, this show was never as linear as it might have seemed initially.

Nathan Fielder's biggest trick is to convince you he doesn't exist while pointing a mirror directly at you.

Wow. I'm not ever sure if I ever know how to feel watching NF up his game, but this was probably the most suspenseful (real) television episode I've ever watched.

It all feels so perfectly intentional at the conclusion, and I can't wait to rewatch the entire season knowing what I know, now.

It's nearly impossible to explain this show to your parents, but I think the final episode of Nathan For You is a great introduction to The Rehearsal.

Fielder does something that seemingly has never been done before, and it's utterly compelling. This final episode resolves so much in a breakneck pace without overlooking the meticulous effort that NF utilizes to realize his experiment.

The timing n this ep is perfect that really makes comedic moments shine with purposefulness while maintaining a tension I've never experienced watching a reality show about something so many of take for granted.

"It's a nice day to be out... flying around" Here is the ultimate rehearsal, the Fitzcarraldo of comedy documentaries. It is worth watching the entire series just to experience this, but as a stand alone episode this might just be the most impressive feat of television ever committed to the screen.

A delightful balance of thrills and compassion, the result is nothing short of cathartic... but what's equally impressive to me is that it is still funny as heck. Pure Evanescence.

One can only hope that First Officer Blunt and Captain All-Ears will become standard practice in every cockpit around the world, strengthening pilots' capabilities and inevitability making commercial flights safer for everyone. To Nathan Fielder and the team behind this series: You've created something truly special. Bravo.

Nathan has done it once again, I will not go into spoilers here but somehow Nathan manages to surprise you every episode and this is no different. Whatever you are thinking he might do next you're almost always certain to be wrong. I don't really know what more to say, this is the peak of TV.

Wake me up inside (I can't wake up) wake me up inside (Save me) call my name and save me from the dark (Wake me up) bid my blood to run (I can't wake up) before I come undone (Save me) save me from the nothing I've become

wake me up inside (I can't wake up) wake me up inside (Save me) call my name and save me from the dark (Wake me up) bid my blood to run (I can't wake up) before I come undone (Save me) save me from the nothing I've become.