Necrotongue

I keep saying that I don't really like children in movies and TV shows, and yet I enjoyed this episode. Maybe it was more because I gleefully chuckled at both volunteers. I also had to appreciate that the issue of racial segregation was approached in an entertaining and funny way, which I don't often experience. // "If you still have any questions, bring them here." "What is an orgasm?"

The fifteenth episode wasn't as tragic as some previous episodes, but I can't say that it made me laugh to the point of my sides hurting either. I am trying in vain to figure out where the humor went, which usually didn't lack in most of the scripts. The fourth season seems to be the weakest so far. // "I wanted to mention someone outside our inner circle." "Is this the inner circle?" / "Thanks for the heroin! Thank you, Jesus!" / "He does what is right and doesn't act selfishly. You're responsible for that!"

Finally, I have witnessed an improvement. It pleased me even more because I didn't expect it at all. The previous development really discouraged me, but I enjoyed the "on-site" investigation a lot, mainly thanks to Nathan Fillion's significant contribution. // "One more question. The donuts are...?" "Free." "Superb!" / "From now on, you are the only darkness I want to have something with in the future."

I have written several times about how I like holiday episodes, but I definitely do not consider Doug Judy's annual returns as a holiday. The twelfth episode continued the story not only in terms of plot but also in terms of quality. // "Damn, Rosa, how did you manage to do that?" "I have a dark past." / "She is just my ex-lover. Hello, sis." / "Gertie!"

I don't really like the direction the series has started to take in the last three episodes. I didn't find many reasons to laugh this time either, and the ending left me with an ominous feeling... // "Will they be checking our tables? Because someone left a few swords in my table." / "Hello, I got hit by a bus."

No, I don't know, I hope that the creators do not intend to stick to the same concept as in the eleventh episode in the future. The whole episode was very uninteresting for me and I had almost nothing to laugh at. // "Alright, Gino, take that lunatic outside."

The creators managed to evoke contradictory feelings within me in just twenty minutes. On one hand, I was strongly disappointed that the Christmas episode focused only halfway on the caroling competition, but on the other hand, I had a great time with confident Charles. He also saved the third star for the tenth episode. // "It's going to be a disgrace, like when a termite destroyed his orphanage." / "I'm in favor and I'm the boss, so I'm ending the meeting."

"My rating could have been better by one star, but I couldn't get past the character of Captain Stentley and the storyline connected to it. This time, for me, the episode was clearly carried by Sergeant Jeffords and Gina with their gang of thermometres. That battle of wills was a joy to watch. // "I was mentioned in a suicidal message from my kindergarten teacher."

The eighth episode wasn't good enough for me to give it five stars, but compared to the previous experience, it was a great joy. The team shared my entertainment well, and all three matters turned out quite well. // "Kevin is right." "You're a loser." "What?!" // "The best day of my life." "You have three kids, sergeant." "I'm telling you how it is!"

Although there was also a reference to Dexter and guest character Miguel Prado appeared here, it was also the most interesting part of the whole episode. The entire episode seemed somewhat stupid to me, the biggest load of humor was supposed to come from an aggressive turkey, but I didn't enjoy it too much. // "The best turkey is the one that just died in your hands." / "It's quite dramatic, who plucked that setter should shoot themselves in the head."