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From what I recall, this episode was particularly egregious in ethics violations - i'm not a lawyer, but yeah, the series is filllled with disbar-worthy offenses, even if you write off the conceit of the series - hotshot attorney hires guy who has memorized every law school book known to man and tells everyone this guy is an attorney (first an associate, then eventually a partner - after he went to jail when he was caught)

Yess, Jasika Nicole is great - I have missed seeing her regularly on my TV since Fringe ended.

That new suit looks like something a Supergirl on another Earth would wear. I mean, hey, if she has a few different suits for different situations, sure, but I don't like the look of that one if it is gonna be her suit 100% of the time. Maybe it'll look better in action, versus a production still.

I am also disabled (CP, autism, anxiety, motor skill issues) - I am an introvert, but I think I would at least like to try dating someone.

Ray overfocusing on dating, yeah - the Taylor plot at the end of season 2 was....not good. They should've kept them together, or had them break up over something that... wasn't that. But JJ, no, it was the perfect amount - disabled people are seen as asexual by society - JJ dating was a good thing. It would've been good to have seen Ray get involved in some kind of science club and naturally develop a healthy relationship that way.

80 episodes is the typical minimum threshold for syndication, with 88 being preferred, and 100 being what they would love. The Good Place is not a show that would do well in syndication, you can't just skip around. Netflix is where it does well - it is a good show for streaming services

I am glad that they are ending the show on their terms. First Lucifer is having one more season, now The Good Place? Will anything good be left?

I do not remember what Max's assistant name is. Something ending in a? Maybe ending in na?

At least Bloom going to Max's place feels somewhat natural - she wanted to quit right then, so she went to her boss who is open to being talked to whenever. Sharpe was just ridiculous - I mean she has other patients outside of the medical director

Depressed, I believe.

As far as I know, it means the same thing, at least to me (I'm 28) I sure hope Marcus isn't doing unspeakable things to Clyde, unless he became a snapping turtle and Marcus is into that kinda thing...

Maybe Lex is needed for something in the Crisis - i'm guessing his intellect might be one needed for something that smashes all of the universes together.

True, there is a lot of story with her running as an independent. I wouldn't be surprised if they had some scandals pop up like how she is close with the foreign minister of China and countries like Iran. They might have an episode that just deals with the DNC, RNC, and uhhh the independent convention where it's just her and Dalton partying? We already jumped forward a few weeks at the end of the season to her announcement, I think the next season premiere would probably start out with a bunch of news clips like "Former Secretary of State Elizabeth McCord announces her presidential run, Senator Carlos Morejon announces his run, etc. just to rush through time, maybe to November 2019 or so, then ~1.5 months of time per episode/in between episodes, then that would bring you to Inauguration Day 2021 😛 I think an election night episode would be the second to last episode - they might end an election night episode announcing her win, Conrad coming in and congratulating her, and asking her to sit down at the desk in the oval office, saying something like "You've earned it. Now tomorrow you get to learn what the job really entails" Then the final episode would be the transition period + inauguration - probably a B plot about a few members of the electoral college disagreeing with McCord being elected and wanting to be faithless electors

shhhh, turn off your brain when watching this show, or else you will go crazy 😛

Yeah, but him executive producing it means it at least has his/his production company's "seal of approval" (for lack of a better term) - since I do not think he has executive produced anything bad. Let me look at wikipedia He has executive produced: The Office Parks & Recreation Brooklyn Nine-Nine Master of None The Good Place Abby's and now Sunnyside