therdawgg
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When the Beatles released Strawberry Fields, Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys pulled his car over as he heard it for the first time on the radio. He then immediately drove to the studio and shut down all production on future albums, saying "The Beatles got there first."
It's over for this genre. There is no way people will surpass what episode four just did. It's even got people on here trying to defend Breaking Bad from it, and if those people feel threatened, you know you're in for some top tier TV. I mean seriously, this is one of the best episodes of TV that's been made, and may be the best episode of sci-fi ever made.
It's over for this genre. There is no way people will surpass what episode four just did. It's even got people on here trying to defend Breaking Bad from it, and if those people feel threatened, you know you're in for some top tier TV. I mean seriously, this is one of the best episodes of TV that's been made, and may be the best episode of sci-fi ever made.
Would give this anything less than a ten? This is a generational standard. Even if it doesn't hit for you as an adult, this is Bluth at his best, with Spielberg at the helm. There is nothing better at the time and the emotional space it carved out allowed for modern Disney successes. An absolute masterpiece.
Just release this as a standalone and let ep 7 finish the season.
This was sloppy rushed nonsense after incredibly slow pacing midseason. It's a pity we got fuzzy uncle Gunn and not season 1 Gunn.
I mean seriously, just tag all the emotional payoffs to the last episode. Don't rally the group and then have them do nothing, that was the most wasted great acting I've ever seen.
This was sloppy rushed nonsense after incredibly slow pacing midseason. It's a pity we got fuzzy uncle Gunn and not season 1 Gunn.
I mean seriously, just tag all the emotional payoffs to the last episode. Don't rally the group and then have them do nothing, that was the most wasted great acting I've ever seen.