CGR | Season 5, Episode 13: Basic Sandwich
After everyone learns about Greendale's first dean, they embark on a mission to find his old computer lab; Subway enlists Chang to spy on the group as part of its plan to take over the college.
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Posted Sep 23, 2021, 7:01 AM UTC
People give the Season 4 finale a hard time for being over the top and ridiculous, but at least it's justified by having it end up being all in Jeff's head. (I also really liked the fact that the show had Pierce upstage Jeff by graduating first).
Season 5's finale is utterly ridiculous and doesn't really make any sense, and there's no real explanation for why anything is happening. I really think it sums up a lot of my issues with Season 5 and why I think people can be a bit overly generous to this season ("Hey, they lost Pierce and Troy, of course it's not gonna be as good as previous seasons"), while still being a bit overly harsh to Season 4.
All great points. Even though I don't have a problem with season 4 I have a hard time remembering details about that season, like how the dark timeline stuff happened in Jeff's head...so anything cringeworthy might be attributed to Jeff not being a perfect screenwriter, so to speak.
Next on the playlist: Season 4 and 5 finales
He sure can't chereograph a paint ball war. That was what I found disappointing about it, I really enjoyed it in general, especially the stuff with Empereror Chang. It lead to wondering if Chang had become good in the darkest timeline, like an Earth 3 Lex Luthor.
But the end battle was very disappointing for me.
Wait it was in his head???
Just the finale, where Jeff and Annie come from the Darkest Timeline.
But not the whole finale? Right ?Because obviously he and pierce graduated
Yes, they did graduated, the episode happened in his head only because he was scared of leaving Greendale, IIRC, something like that. After confronting his fears he graduates
I can't argue, but the whole thing kept me laughing. So I say tap the gas, because why tap the break.
This man is wearing these pants
I wonder if I sbould share my theory that Elroy is a brainwashed Dr.Kronish from Futureman?
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