This Is the Bad Place (Again) - The Good Place (Episode Highlight)
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Chidi (William Jackson Harper) figures it out - this is the Bad Place. Hopefully Eleanor (Kristen Bell) and Michael's (Ted Danson) last-minute plan will be enough to save humanity.
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NBC’s The Good Place follows Eleanor Shellstrop, Chidi Anagonye, Tahani Al-Jamil, and Jason Mendoza as they seek redemption in the afterlife, aided by Good Place Architect, Michael, and a human-esque repository for all of the knowledge in the universe, Janet.
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ABOUT THE GOOD PLACE
From creator Michael Schur (“Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” “Parks and Recreation” and “Master of None”) comes a unique comedy about what makes a good person. The show follows Eleanor Shellstrop (Kristen Bell, “House of Lies,” “Veronica Mars”), an ordinary woman who enters the afterlife, and thanks to some kind of error, is sent to the Good Place instead of the Bad Place (which is definitely where she belongs). While hiding in plain sight from Good Place Architect Michael (Ted Danson - “Cheers,” “CSI” - in an Emmy Award-nominated performance), she’s determined to shed her old way of living and earn her spot.
This Is the Bad Place (Again) - The Good Place (Episode Highlight)
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That evil father/daughter laugh in a sick way warmed my heart.
It makes it better that Kristen Bell is a huge fan of Ted Danson.
and Ted is a huge fan of Kristen... :)
Yeah that's very cute . I actually always thought of them having father and daughter like relation since Eleanor never had good parents she got wt kind of father she deserved in her afterlife .
Xandersama looked everywhere for a clip of that specific part
This is epic and wonderful! It does the same for me too :)
That moment when you understood what they're doing, a second before they demonic laughed... Priceless!
Man, i teared a little at the last seconds of Brent. After Chidi said "you are a bad person!" And when he finally realised he was a bad person, especially to the person he has saved him despite Brent being especially terrible to him, and when he genuinely felt bad for being such a horrible person and actually wanted to apologize to the only person he saw as a friend. I don't know, that made me incredibly sad and happy at the same time. And i actually i really liked Brent (as a character) just because of this. One of my favorite scenes in The Good Place.
It's so wholesome when Brent finally realized he's not a good person and is actually sorry. The fact is, there are people like him and the others in real life that can realize they're not as great as they thought before they die.
“nO bEsT pLaCe??”
When an actor can make you hate a character because of who they are, thats how you know theyre a good actor.
Brent is probably my favorite character on this show because of this, his actor does an amazing job of making me hate him, but this scene legitimaetly made me feel bad for him.
I think this memory strengthen Chidi when he remember all of his memory(when the judge try to erase the universe)
Chidi has no indecisiveness when blaming him
Uh... what?
I just love Kristen's performance in this scene so much
Hahaa hahah I laughed my head off when they both laughed
Just to let you know, I'm calling it that they are all 1-Point away from the threshold, and they are at least going to Ask The Judge, to let the experiment run for 1 more Second, so Brent can finish his apology.
I also predict that The Judge is going to partially ignore the results, even if they are good, and point out that Eleanor, Chidi, Tahani, Jason, Michael, and Janet, have all depended on Lying, to improve the humans.
I know this would be a ridiculous thing for The Judge to say, as if they told the new humans the truth, that would have corrupted their motivations on the spot.
However, The Judge has proven herself to be nothing but forking idiot, from the very beginning. (I remind you, she is, supposedly, the inventor of The Bad-Place; That is literally, the Worst-Thing, any being could do.) (Maybe The Judge is the Ultimate-Deamon.)
I'm also calling that Bad-Janet, due to her being rebooted like 4,000 times or something, is going to read the manifesto, and bust in at the last second, to claim that they are judging humans all wrong.
If Demons can improve, why can't Bad-Janets? Rebooting them, literally, supposedly, Improves them.
I also want to call, that the final twist is that this whole show has been entirely in either Eleanor, or Michael's Head. And this is what they are seeing, right before they die, a Human, on Earth.
Both Eleanor, and Michael, have gone through a bigger Character-Journey, than anyone else. And the Final-Twist is that they were both bad people on Earth, and are having this Ultimate-Vision of improving, in the Final-Seconds before they die.
There is no afterlife, and I feel that the Moral of this Story would be that we only have a limited amount of time on Earth. While it is unlikely, I feel like the Show has so far given the message that while you should try to improve, you have plenty of time to do it in the afterlife, so why bother, on Earth? Since people theorize that this whole Medium-Place experiment is going to become the default Place for humans go, to see if they can improve or not, that seems more Certain than Anything.
The moral of the story is that you don't have all the time in the world, to improve. It's best to try and do it now, before you die, and Lights-Out.
@dougal is frugal Thank-You! :)
Love it how they did the same Michael laugh
Fr what a throwback
The MovingDolphin It creeped me the hell out!! I’m not used to seeing Kristen Bell like that 😭
I did too
@@musman9853 especially when Chidi brought back the thing about almond milk
And the same dialogue
This lady plays a princess from arendelle but also plays an Arizona trash bag who plays an architect who plays a demon.
And the technically hot princess at that (bc Elsa has ice powers)
And a teenage detective
She's got range.
She's also a Wars fan sneaking to the Skywalker ranch
And a robot trash raider (anyone remember that?)
- So no Best place?
- *oH sO nO bESt pLaCe¿¿*
my favorite line. the way she delivers it... amazing!
So no head? *wrecks skateboard*
Oh Brent, you big white oaf
@@julio.thecrustysock Never change bud
@@lieutenantkleeia can we just talk about how this.
This guy. Is a true karen.
Chidi telling Brent “YOU ARE A BAD PERSON” is so satisfying. Some people irl need to be told this
*Chidi
@@DeathnoteBB Thank you
Brent not Brett
Chidi looks so alike Samuel L Jackson
@@Alexagrigorieff What? Do you think all black guys look alike? That's so racs-- Oh, I kinda see it now.
I mean, I still don't agree, but I think I see where you're coming from.
Eleanor pretending to be a demon is everything!
Her evil laugh is perfect!
agenttheater5 I like to imagine once she got all her reboot memories back she got Michael to teach her the laugh.
It's the part Eleanor was always meant to play. She already had the chops from her original life on Earth.
Seriously, the way she changes her voice is amazing.
How the Hell was she able to say Damn?
The actor playing Brent nailed this scene
An d to think he's new to acting
He’s amazing in this scene, made me cry!
probably took inspiration from the current administration
@Dorothy Gale weird he said that in a podcast
Ed Ulysse wait really?
Eleanor laughing with Michael. Top tier.
Danica Jekic
, with that laugh Kristen Bell could play a amazing antagonist for a movie or tv show! this scene makes me think of eleanor as shawn in this scenario like Micheal's "Boss".
Also Eleanor, a human trash bag from Arizonia, plays much, much, MUCH scarier demon then the ACTUAL female demons like Vicky or Val! How Ironic XD. can you imagined if Tahani, Janet and Jason were in the room and they did the laugh as well or give Brent and Chidi a evil smirk like the demons did when Eleanor figured it out adgin in S2 Ep 1! 😈
Jason, Tahani and Janet: HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!
Janet: AWW MAN!!!!
Eleanor: Aww man!!! you figured it out!!!!!
Eleanor: Yeah he's right!
Tahani: but we had a spended time!! torturing humans is my favorite activity!
Elenor: Me too sister! HAHA!!
Bryent looks horrfied as the unknowing to him Four Humans laugh like they are demons which chidi and bryent think they are
also what would DEMON CHIDI be like!
PLUS The black dress Elenor's wearing perfectly adds to her "demon" persona because black goes with monsters and demons from the underworld so its Costume PERFECTION
Father/daughter EVIL LAUGHING
it warms me
Genuinely makes me uncomfortable
The real gag/fun is everyone else on the show has said Ben Koldyke (the actor that plays Brent) is absolutely nothing like this. He's actually the most genuine, humble, nicest guy.
He'd have to be.
Actual scumbags don't know how to act like scumbags because they do not understand that they are scumbags.
@@tyrant-den884 do u know chevy chase and his character pierce hawthorne in community
@@mel-ij2of I love this comment. Chase was very much being himself as Pierce, but as Tyrant pointed out, he really didn't realize that he was being as aweful as he was being (both on and off camera). His antagonist relationship with Dan and the writers led them to sort of insert more and more of Chase's real personality into the Pierce character. I remember some interviews where they said they actually inserted things Chase said in real life into the script and Chase just took at as them seeing how great he was and putting his lines into the script, not that they were making fun of him.
Yeah he’d have to be an actually good person to get how to play a bad one. Like he needs to understand why it’s wrong/funny to behave the way Brent does.
@@olandir Holy crap, they were actually doing an "Old White Man Says: The TV Show" all along, how meta can this show possibly get?
I absolutely despised Brent and his stupid mug until I remembered that he's a character played by an actor. That look of overwhelming disbelief, denial, revelation and repentance was incredible. Ben Koldyke's Brent is one of the best performances I've seen all year.
Memes on a stick agreed! How he is able to make us root for the most unlikable character is extraordinary
That look was everything, absolutely everything.
Erica Yuricic only white people rooting for him. It’s sad
Reece Selby how is it racist?
You Sup I could be wrong but I believe it a about you only white people rooting
When Brent said “I’m a good person”, he looks around a bit and realized that he doesn’t have any proof to back his claim. In the past episodes, he basically said “I’m a good person because I went to the good place”, but now after Eleanor & Michael told him he’s actually in the bad place, he can’t use that excuse anymore. It is at this point he realized that he truly is a bad person and quickly make amends to Chidi. Although they both know they’re going to be tortured soon, he still apologized anyway instead of thinking about himself. This shows that he’s starting to care about other people’s feeling, a last-minute improvement they all desperately needed
Not only that but I started to think about how all he had to say about his life was his ideal status: Princeton, suburbs, golf, a picture perfect man and life. Strip all that away with the status of the good place and who was he without that? This scene.
That’s why I really loved his character and this season. Everyone’s been trying to make them better people, but their actions on Earth have all been validated. They thought they were good enough to get to the Good Place. They would never change.
But will it be enough
@@isabeladcock9650 that's true. Eleanor always knew she wasn't supposed to be in the good place, that makes her not a bad person but actually a person that was hurt her entire life and had to be tough to survive
Isabel Adcock good point, I didn’t think about that
Brent's actor absolutely Nailed this scene. I could not stand Brent for a long time, but watching him truly come to terms with who he was, how he wasn't good, and in his final moments trying to make at least One of his wrongs right with a true, genuine apology, moves me so much. Like the scene truly gives me chills
Imagine the fear minutes before getting sent to be Tortured for all eternity.
@@Benjaminthemighty also the big realization. up until now he had no reason to believe he was a bad person. Being told he belonged in the good place made him worse for a reason, it validated his lifestyle and gave him a reason to actually being an assh*le because he was being told by "god" that he was a good person. Now he suddendly not only he lost that, he got mocked and feels like a fool, he can't play the "good place card" anymore and the only person he considered a friend is straight up telling him he utterly dislikes him and that he's a bad person. The actor truly conveyed a very big range of emotions in this scene, such an amazing performance and such great writing
I love how she copies Micheal’s maniacal laugh. I love their friendship so much
He's not Irish - it's Michael! And Micheal is pronounced "Mee hall". When it's pronounced "Mike all" it's Michael
@@lenawagenfuehr53
>And Micheal is pronounced "Mee hall"
which is closer to the original Hebrew pronounciation
Like evil Father
Like evil Daughter
AND steals what he said the first time too
"Take it sleezy."
I remember when I wasn't that committed to this show, it was only a comedy to me and all I would do was laugh, now I'm way too deep and I feel like every episode is about to give me a nervous breakdown (still love it with my very soul)
101st Like.
Also, I do appreciate you saying that.
I'm still having to deal with idiots who are more concerned about Eleanor and Chidi's relationship, then the state of all of forking Humanity.
Ikr! I initially mocked the concept of the show, and somehow it caught my attention when I was channel surfing and thought it was hilarious, now I'm obsessed with the show.
@@medraut6599 I remember once Netflix was malfunctioning on my TV. What I would tests to see if it was working, I would just play the good place, as it was the random show that was being recommended, at the time. However, once I got Netflix working, I stopped, and moved on.
It wasn't until someone told me that the show was great, that I bothered to check it out again, I thought to myself: 'Hey! I almost watched this Show, Without Them!'
Netflix really knows what's up, a lot of time! :)
@@medraut6599 Same. I originally thought the show would be dumb, but then I grew to love it. I mean, it is dumb, but it's really entertaining. I'm going to be sad when it's over.
I was kind of invested but as soon as we found out it was actually the bad place at the end of season 1, I was very committed
I won't deny, I laughed along with Eleanor and Michael, mostly because of Brents face when he realised it but also because evil laughter is strangely catching when it's done right. Then the second half of this scene happens and my mood was the complete opposite.
Sameeee. I loved Eleanor's "oH So nO bEsT pLaCe?"
The second when the experiment ended, Brent couldn’t finish his words to say “sorry”.But ten seconds later, the very next line that is said, is when Janet comes in and finishes Brents words by saying “sorry, Eleanor asked me to bring her this as soon as the experiment ended”. It’s the little touches in the show that make it even better.
That's amazing I never noticed that!
I've been thinking this whole season what if Eleanor, Tahani and Jason (maybe Michael) are really the ones getting scored on their genuine acts of helping the others...
I've been starting to suspect that myself.
I'd guess Chidi is still being scored as well as part of the original group. He's actually acting pretty decisive which is huge for him, Tahani has had a major moment of learning not to compare herself to others with how things went with her and Elinor, Jason has started to get some level of reflection going. Elinor has been talking about saving humanity and has dealt with major personal sacrifice by letting go of Chidi.
It fits better for the show to be hanging on the growth of our original cast.
@@DaeZey
Chidi's test was to prove that he could make a decision, which he did by getting his mind wiped.
Eleanor's test was about her selfishness, which she did by bringing Simone and Chidi together.
Tahani's test was with her vanity, she learned that she doesn't have to be centerstage and becoming friends with John.
Jason's test was impulse control. He shows this while saving Janet.
Mac Culkeen This will age well
I was thinkin the same thing dude
Ooh, thats actually a really good theory?? I hadnt even thought about that
I lost it when brent almost said "Im sorry" but then the time went out. I hope he got the points for that even if he didnt finish the sentence
He most likely won't get the points for ALMOST saying it, sadly enough. Eleanor and Team Cockroach will either have to convince Judge Gen very hardcore OR worst/best-case scenario, it will turn out to be something along the lines of Mindy St. Claire's Medium Place where he might get some credit, but might not be high enough to get into the Good Place
@@T12321H it probably depends on the point system. Maybe the points are scored when the sentence went through his head maybe its not. For the sake of the story being dramatic i wont think it would count
Hmm, it might count. If Mindy deserved the Medium Place because she _planned_ and had a _change of heart_ but died before she can put everything into place, then it can apply to Brent. Brent's always believed he was a good person, and I'd like to believe he truly had a change of heart realizing he was in the Bad Place.
@@T12321H Remember though, the point of this experiment was to see IF humans had the ability to change even after they died. Even though it came down to the wire, the fact that he got out 90% of the "Sorry" shows that in his head he had already processed through the information he just learned and was in the process of showing how he could in fact change for the better.
Also, in regards to Mindy - since she was put in the Medium Place before all of this testing occurred, assuming that this experiment is a success, she should be first in line to go to the real Good Place. In fact, since apparently no humans have qualified to go to the Good Place for hundreds of years, one could make a proper argument that Mindy is the "goodest" Human to exist in centuries. The Good Place should set her up with a mansion made out of cocaine and hot beefy men to wait on her hand and foot!
@@Eros4tw I disagree based on the fact that she isn't a good person. And I think theyll probably the experiment because of Simone. She hasn't "changed" because the whole time she was pretending so that she wouldn't influence her experiment. Ironically she's the one who we have the least background on, so maybe she was good enough on earth?
My god, this scene made me feel for BRENT? The man I've hated since the beginning, this frustrating, racist, misogynistic piece of human trash? God, he sucks, but this scene almost moved me to tears.
ok
@@A101-t4z ?
Good actor and good writing thats why
Agreed. Ben Koldyke absolutely nailed this scene.
Oh god. Imagine the raw emotion. Imagine that you were, for the longest time, a bad person with terrible morals who made everyone around you miserable person.
Then suddenly, in a moment of clarity, you became hyperaware of the extent of your revulsiveness and, with one small sliver of self-reflection, you're hit with the full weight of your despicability.
All that, and then you realize that in all your life behaving without a single thought towards wondering whether you were a good person, you determine that you are without a doubt a horrible person.
And with all that grief and remorse, there's nothing else you can do but just say "I'm so sorry."
Eleanor forkin' nailed that evil laugh!!! That cliffhanger though, having to wait until next week is torture...
Maybe you're in the bad place?
Ikr, I’m so forking hyped for the next episode I can’t wait!! I really hope Brent got those points at the end there.
@@Shifterwizard We are commenting on youtube videos and we don't disagree with each other. We definitely are in the bad place (that looks like the good place)
If this is the Bad Place, COPPA are the demons.
I CAN'T BELIEVE YOU FIGURED IT OUT!
I kinda wonder how Brent and Mindy St Claire would interact.
I mean Brent's sexist and Mindy was a female lawyer in the 80s
@@oliversmithlawrence bone city.
Mindy would play him like fiddle before pushing him in front of a train.
Boning, then fights then boning again.
She'd smash him, use him, and then throw him out lol
Chidi figured it out???!!!
Chidi???!!!
This is a low point!!!
Ya, this one hurts!!!
Brandon vethanayagam technically Simone figured it out earlier in the episode. Chidi was in denial until he confirms it here at the end of the episode. I have a feeling Bad Janet will return and help the humans somehow.
@@michaeljohnaragon9316 Simone only figured out the experiment. She didn't figure out the bad place part.
It was joke .-.
@@michaeljohnaragon9316 You called it! Bad Janet, and I guess every other Janets helped the humans.
Michael John Aragon you’re right!!!
You know what they say, “it’s 0 o’ clock and the sky is somewhere”
I read that and she said it as I read it
*"It's 0 o'clock in the sky somewhere"
basically our quarantine mood
The moment he realizes that he may actually be a bad person is amazing. You can see the internal struggle to accept it. I started to gear up a bit when he realizes his whole life what he perceived as compliments and good deeds were actually him being an evil bad human instead.
I love 2:21 when Brent is trying to justify that he is a good person and starts looking around at his situation. Usually he would say "I'm a good person, I'm in the good place!" But he can't use that excuse anymore, so he just looks around lost for justification. The actor did a great job at making a horrible character have a tiny moment of goodness.
Brent: I’m so...so...sor---
Janet: Sorry.
@Dorothy Gale michael gave back her memories
@Dorothy Gale fair enough
Dorothy Gale I doubt she remembers every moment, but that first time she found out must still be a big moment for her. I’m sure she remembers it well.
Dorothy Gale But maybe since that she's dead and doesn't have a physical brain anymore her memory is advanced?
Dorothy Gale in the episode employee of the bearimy, michael briefly mentioned that he gave eleanor and tahani their afterlife memories back
A person is still potentially redeemable if someone tells you "You're a bad person" and doesn't throw a tantrum
The part where Eleanor pushes away the glass and just drinks straight from the jug makes me wanna rewatch the whole series again and idk why
Brents look of realization, you can SEE his gut fall through the floor. Searching desperation. Beautiful acting!
EXACTLY, what an amazing actor
The brilliance of this show is in full spotlight after Chidi tells Brent that he’s a bad person. In a matter of 30 seconds Brent goes through the five stages of grief and immediately tries to right his wrongs after accepting his mistakes. Seriously awesome job!!!
Daaamn. Solid acting from Brent! And evil kinda looks good on Eleanor.
This show always finishes its episodes with a cliffhanger, the RUclips channel uploads some highlights when most fans haven’t seen the episode yet and we are always having moral dilemas (like forgiving Brent or not); so we, the viewers, are in the Bad Place
This channel is run by the people in the bad place
ah crap you figured it out
Well, we're on Earth, it's essentially a Bad Place, like, everyone is miserable, but in a different way
Like Jason, you always had the option *not* to play....
Guillermo figured it out?! Guillermo?! Oh this is a real low point. Yeah, this one hurts... ah. (Snaps fingers)
Michael *wants to change the entire system of torture of the Bad Place*
Keeps failing
Michael *changes the entire system of afterlife*
?
Thats what trailblazers do. And thats how civilizations evolve. People daring.
@Alex Ivy
It’s ironic how Michael kept on failing at trying to change how the bad place tortured people, but ended up changing the entire system of the bad place, the good place, and evaluation with the group
Eleanor and Michael did get a long for real at the first season. Their combined evil laugh was amazing.
This must have been pretty odd for Chidi too. Cuz "Architect-Eleanor" and him actually had some nice moments of genuine interpersonal connection including the time they shared nachos together or he made her cry, and so it's gotta be kinda surreal or hurtful for him to see this god-friend whom he has somehow developed something rather like friendship with turn the tables on him and claim she's a demon torturing him for eternity.
Ben Koldyke (aka "Brent") is unbelievable, one of the best gifts that this show has provided us. Such an egocentric yet fragile character at the same time, what a great performance.
I loved Michael and Eleanor doing their best evil laugh at the same time. Such a nice callback as well as the “I can’t believe you figured it out.” Now I’m really curious to see what comes next.
Medium place, pretending to be the bad place, pretending to be the good place
There's a possible Jeremy Bearimy time loop hole somewhere...
mewletter oh my god you might have figured out what they do next. Take advantage of a loophole in the Jeremy Bearimy timeline
Aditya Chandrasekar They said it’s gonna go for one earth year didn’t they?
@@DeathnoteBB exactly why the loophole might work!
Jearimy Bearimy is how time works in the after life, which affects earth way differently, which is how Michael could rescue the humans on earth
So if they are measuring time in earth time, and not Jearimy Bearimy, then Jearimy Bearimy will affect Earth time in the afterlife the same way it affects earth time on earth, which is, events happen before ones that have happened before.
Basically idk how it will work, but it will work if they do it.
OMFG, if these people get their scenes about knowing that they're going to hell and try to be good to everyone thats involved in their life would be so amazing.
Aanchal Saxena But that’s what I mean, it doesn’t matter how many loopholes you can make if the Judge doesn’t care. I don’t think this’ll end as bad as we think though but I have no idea what’ll happen
Eleanor saying the exact same words Michael said the first time she figured it out is great continuity.
The biggest twist is that this isn't really the last season. This thing is going mega-meta.
No this is the last season hon
Mike Okkerts this is the last season sorry.
You do know this wasn't the finale, right?
We still have Episodes 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, and a double length episode 14, and then it's done.
Sorry, Mate. :(
When I read your comment I was just happy to learn there are so many episodes left
All these replies not getting that this is an obvious joke.
Brent's character is really amazing, writing-wise I mean. That reflexive desire to deny that you are a bad person is very human and intrinsic to our NEED to feel like we know our place in the world. To be denied our own perception of reality is physically painful, and denial is our defense mechanism. But it also just goes to show that Brent has actually, this entire time, wanted to be a good person. He just didn't know how.
...I still say it's a 50/50 chance that he's gonna end with "...ry you think that."
$#!+.
holy shirt
Given that he’s still going through the system who knows how many bearimies later, that is a distinct possibility
Simone told him and had proof, but there is something satisfying about Chidi instead of Eleanor saying, "This is the Bad Place."
“Crazy twist, huh?... like something out of a Chip Driver novel” 😂😂
Please don’t talk to me
Leave me alone, Brent.
Brent struggling to comprehend at first what Chidi said, and still insisting that he's a good person even though the recent revelations says otherwise made be believe that he's not being a bad person just to be bad. He just doesn't know any better. Now this doesn't excuse his actions, in life and the afterlife, but it reaffirms the gang's realization that the points system is inherently broken because Earth made it almost impossible for people to change organically and evolve into better persons.
I can’t tell you how hard I fangirled when they both did the original Michael laugh.
Best line from this episode: John: "who else are they going to talk to dumb shorts Kathy?"
Chidi: "Why do you hate her?"
John: "Ugh, shorts, Kathy. What's not to hate."
Brent’s face falling as they laugh is just perfect
“You big white oaf, never change”
You later find out after several Baremy’s he doesn’t 😂 😂
I just realized that Tahani’s the only one who’s never found out that they’re in the bad place
Uh yea she did. She didn't care about those she helped.
No, Tahani never made that discovery. She changed when someone else revealed the truth to her.
It might be because she has the biggest ego. She simply can't fathom that she would be in the bad place.
I doubt that’s true. There were over 800 reboots that we never saw. It’s very likely Tahani figured it out in at least one of them.
@@micahgoldson1253 Think it was the one where Eleanor was her soulmate? 😂😂😂
I expect Simone to fail. She wouldn’t have gained any points when hanging out with the others cus she was observing them as part of her conspiracy
Her character development is non-existent atm
I just don't like her, she it's mean And act superior
vanferuli3 they do that so we don’t actually ship her and Chidi
Her conspiracy is about helping the others including Brent. If they were being experimented on, she would want them all out. Thats better than thinking the whole thing is a figment of her imagination
@@vanferuli3 She kinda is
Wonder how many Jeremy bearimies will take him to learn why he shouldn’t tell a woman to smile...
my guess? many, many, maaannnyyyyy bearimy's...
It depends why your telling anyone to smile.
Douchebags would tell people to smile because they don’t care about how the other person is feeling, people who care will tell someone to smile because it lights up their face, and that they should feel good about themselves.
I love how Michael positions himself next to Eleanor for the laugh. He knows his original laugh was iconic and she wanted her moment for the same.
I think there's this beautiful moment, right after chidi tells brent he's a bad person, where he actually grapples with it for a second. it a very small moment but you can tell that, even if for just a fraction of a second, he reflected on his actions. I think this show is incredibly compassionate even towards mundanely bad people like brent. it doesn't go out of it's way to redeem him but it does allow him a single moment of growth and sometimes that is all someone needs.
I love how they didn’t extend to minute into half the episode, they made it a real minute and let time tick away in a real way. Everything on the show is so authentic and feels real.
Yep, Brent definitely had self esteem issues.
ALSO BRENT! I can’t believe he was the one that actually improved! I can’t believe I am writing this but I love that guy now. I mean he still going to the bad place, but whatever.
NeonPurrty Purrtying um he was a racist and misogynist though. Those are 2 main aspects of his personality
@@quirkyblackenby nope those are the aspects that Simone pointed out, she it's a very mean person, allways virtue signaling others
NeonPurrty Purrtying Brent was a bad person. That’s the point.
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He’s racist, sexist and misogynistic. How is he not a bad person?
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He was the only one that wasn’t improve
vanferuli3 and Brent is mean, a racist, sexist and misogynistic. You guys are unbelievable.
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That’s literally the point of his character
@@vanferuli3 No
Eleanor doing Michael's signature laugh along with him was so iconic. 😂✨
"Aw man!! I can't believe you figured it out!"
Best part :)
This is the only time Chidi realised it's the bad place. It was usually elenor or Jason aka the two people who have no reason to believe they should be in the good place
Brents face after they say "this is the bad place!"
I can't believe you would put spoilers in the title before people on the west coast have even had a chance to watch the episode! What were you thinking?!? I have to unsub from this channel now after this nonsense.
Is this a joke?
OMG they did cause we're in the bad place
@@SeraphSeph no lol I hadnt seen it yet and it came up in my feed so I knew alreafy
Why would they be joking? It’s a very spoiler-y title and the west coast doesn’t air it at the same time as the east
But it's not a Spoiler.
It's a Lie.
Well, that's it. Game over, man! Game over! What the fork are we gonna do now?!
Just to let you know, I'm calling it that they are all 1-Point away from the threshold, and they are at least going to Ask The Judge, to let the experiment run for 1 more Second, so Brent can finish his apology.
I also predict that The Judge is going to partially ignore the results, even if they are good, and point out that Eleanor, Chidi, Tahani, Jason, Michael, and Janet, have all depended on Lying, to improve the humans.
I know this would be a ridiculous thing for The Judge to say, as if they told the new humans the truth, that would have corrupted their motivations on the spot.
However, The Judge has proven herself to be nothing but forking idiot, from the very beginning. (I remind you, she is, supposedly, the inventor of The Bad-Place; That is literally, the Worst-Thing, any being could do.) (Maybe The Judge is the Ultimate-Deamon.)
I'm also calling that Bad-Janet, due to her being rebooted like 4,000 times or something, is going to read the manifesto, and bust in at the last second, to claim that they are judging humans all wrong.
If Demons can improve, why can't Bad-Janets? Rebooting them, literally, supposedly, Improves them.
I also want to call, that the final twist is that this whole show has been entirely in either Eleanor, or Michael's Head. And this is what they are seeing, right before they die, a Human, on Earth.
Both Eleanor, and Michael, have gone through a bigger Character-Journey, than anyone else. And the Final-Twist is that they were both bad people on Earth, and are having this Ultimate-Vision of improving, in the Final-Seconds before they die.
There is no afterlife, and I feel that the Moral of this Story would be that we only have a limited amount of time on Earth. While it is unlikely, I feel like the Show has so far given the message that while you should try to improve, you have plenty of time to do it in the afterlife, so why bother, on Earth? Since people theorize that this whole Medium-Place experiment is going to become the default Place for humans go, to see if they can improve or not, that seems more Certain than Anything.
The moral of the story is that you don't have all the time in the world, to improve. It's best to try and do it now, before you die, and Lights-Out.
Brent: "So no Best Place?"
Eleanor: "uhHhH nO BeSt pLaCe??"
This was probably one of the greatest endings of any episode, for me.
The premise has finally been blown up!
I love how Eleanor and Michael just kind of said to themselves that the premise hadn't been blown up in ages, so they decided:
'Fine. We'll do it, Ourselves.'
I love how the credits rolled, just as Eleanor, and Michael left them for the final-minutes; The crew begging and pleading, in that final minute, was so reflective of how I was begging and pleading for the show to just not suddenly end. I didn't want this episode to end on another Cliffhanger, if the experiment wasn't over yet. I wanted it to be over. And it is! Finally!
And, of course, does Brent get points for his apology, if he technically didn't say the Full-Word: 'Sorry?'
carealoo744 I am anxious too...🙂
Even not totally finishing the word there's intent there and signs of regret, guilt and sorrow so maybe that counts?
@@seannanana84 I mean, Yes; He'd have to get points for feeling regret, and sorrow.
However, Remember; The whole reason the point system is screwed up, is because it doesn't focus enough on intention, and looks mainly at the consequences of the action.
I'm fairly certain the judge is going to come down next episode, and claimed that they were 1 point away. The one point that could have been saved, if the experiment just went on 1 second longer.
He'll get credit, and get a couple points of improvement. The problem that no one seems to be mentioning is Simone. She wasn't a terrible person, but she made no improvement at all. She's still the same person who makes snap judgements that accurately capture the surface of those around her, and never changes her mind or looks deeper to see why.
@@jamesedjones Yes.
However, I'm still confused as to Why this isn't already a guaranteed win.
Isn't the whole reason everyone is ending up in The Bad-Place, is because of the unintended consequences?
Aren't they removed here?
Also, I just got to say this, but I cannot express, how much I hate that line, The Judge said, about how The Bad-Place got to pick the People, for the experiment.
Seriously; I can't be the only one who shouted bull-crap at my T.V., the moment she said that.
Why? No, Why? Why so The Bad-Place get to pick the People? Give me 1 Good-Reason, why it's a good-idea to even bring The Bad-Place into this. They are Liars. They were well-aware no one had entered The Good-Place in 521 Years, and they never Told you.
They do not deserve an advantage.
Not only That, but why doesn't Michael get to choose the Humans?
The only reason I can possibly imagine this Being the Case, is because he might choose humans that are Already-Good.
But, That is Not and Excuse.
Isn't the Whole-Reason we're doing this experiment, is to see if the Point-System has screwed People over?
It would feel like I waste, If we chose people that are already, relatively-bad.
They really forked up by making Brent think he’d earned the good place and was eligible for the best place. That made him think he was already great and had no flaws.
I wonder if she's drinking a Lonely Gal Margarita Mix For One at the end.
I suppose she drank the whole jug
Brent's realization that his bad words & deeds actually have real consequences was one of the most satisfying parts of the show.
I know we all love Brent's reaction to the 'truth', but when I glance over at Chidi, I just feel bad. Poor guy looks so done, so crushed that Simone was right, and Eleanor was evil (I know that wasn't really the case, but he believed it).
I love that Eleanor and Michael recreated that evil giggle at the end of Season 1. I love it!
Dear NBC. *COULD YOU AT LEAST NAME THE CLIPS DIFFERENTLY AS TO NOT SPOIL THE EPISODES?*
I mean how would you feel if official GOT youtube account uploaded a clip called "Dany burns down Kings Landing" 2 hours after airing?
*Sincerely, International Fans*
Lowkey inclined to agree. I always have to avoid anything that looks like TGP channel content every Thursday and Friday, until I can watch the episode. Surprised I haven't actually turned off the notifs yet, but I'm probably going to.
Julius KIm don’t subscribe to this channel then. They do this all the time
Chinta K
I’m not even subscribed, I got the video in my recommended BEFORE Netflix even uploaded the episode...
@@quirkyblackenby I didn't.
Yeah I got the big spoiler of season one spoiled by this channel.
The actor that plays Brent really did an amazing job!
Good Omens (affectionately) : We are not friends. I don't even like you!
The Good Place (derogatory): I'm not your friend. I don't even like you.
If we made a venn diagram of both fandoms there would be very little heterogenous space bahahah
this cliffhanger is slowly killing me. brent's actor did a phenomenal job
It’s weird... I watch this clip and all I can think is “I wonder how this would look if Michael the Fire Squid was not wearing a Ted Danson suit...”
i like how the minute is actually a minute and they let time tick off in the way it should. also the performances are great, brett's actor in this scene was great and everything felt really authentic
i don’t think i can wait until next week
Honestly, that's how I've been feeling for quite a while now. But, this is the first time I am Happy to wait.
This show has built its reputation, as: 'The Show that blows-up its premise, every few Episodes.'
I love it when anyone who hasn't seen the show before, asks me: 'What's it about?'
I basically pulling Michael evil laugh. Because, there really is nothing you can say. What, you can tell them that it's about a girl called Eleanor, that accidentally finds herself in the good place, when she was actually a bad person, and she tries to improve herself, without being caught.
But, that doesn't do the show Justice, at all! Whenever I say that, the people just don't seem that interested, so I'm forced to tell them the Season 1 twist, and then I greet them the next day, saying that they've been changed the entirety of Season 1 last night.
Episodes 2, 3, and 6, we're all exactly what I expected.
And episode 5, was worse than I expected.
This was the first episode, where a Twist finally happened, and this time, there is no way that they're just going to undo it, like they did an Episode 5.
I felt so underwhelmed, at the end of each episode oh, this Season. I felt like I had just waited a whole week, just to see if the same crap all over again. and there was a good chance that I was just going to end up waiting another week, for the same, Again.
This is the first time, that were actually moving on; And I am Happy to Wait, This-Time.
Me niether 😭
@@carealoo744 What's with the capitalization? This isn't a criticism, by the way; I'm just curious about whether English is a second language for you.
@@isabellelangmuir5849 Lol!
I am so sorry; My English teacher once complimented me on capitalizing certain words in some stories I wrote, as it helped define them as an entity.
I guess I kind of got a bit carried away, and it's kind of become a habit! :)
I’m sorry for saying all of this, but I’m about to go to bed, and this is happening, and I’m like so close to crying. I just need to vent this. I mean, obviously this was an amazing scene. But now I’m not going to sleep at all. Oh noooooo I, i dunno this is amazing, but I’m so sad, but I won’t sleep, but I can’t wait for the episode, but ughhhhhh god help me anyway thanks for reading lol.
awe luv
Same! 😭
God same. It’s like 2 am here and I’m just like “HOW DO I WAIT ANOTHER WEEK”
It’s okay guys, we made it through 8 months after learning they were in the bad place and Michael reset the experiment the first time. We can handle this.
Thanks for the support guys, I literally cried last night lol but looking forward to the next episode! :)
I still can’t believe they managed to make me feel sorry for Brent!
THIS IS MY FAVORITE EPISODE OF THE SEASON AGAYHAHAHSJSIDODK
I literally hate Brent but it makes me almost cry and feel sorry for him and Chidi when Eleanor says it's the bad place. The look on their faces thinking they're gonna be tortured for the rest of eternity is super sad and makes me wanna give them a hug.
What the-
-fork
It’s amazing how the only one that truly improved was Brent, the guy nobody liked, he was just in denial with self esteem issues; but when he finally realized it, he was genuinely sorry
Come on, the gay guy whose name I can't remember improved too.
I think it's going to be a 2 up and 2 down result
androkguz
Why 2 up and 2 down? Chidi is always nice and the gossip guy didn’t really improve, in the end he still told everybody about Jason and left Brandon to his own luck
@@yisus4681 Well, even if it's as you said, it's still two up. Chidi and brent. Remember that chidi was so bad before he got sent to the bad place because of his rigidity and indecisiveness. Here he saved a man from a sinkhole.
androkguz
Nope, Chidi has always been a nice guy, being indecisive isn’t a factor when it comes to saving a human life, it’s not really much of a decision as it is of a morality thing
Relapse is not change
Brandt is the soceity's ordinary people living in denial. We are all like him.
No, he isn't. Chidi and Simone and Jason and most people are. He sucks, that's the point. But he decided to try at the end, which is most important
@@phoebebryant3949 Please explain to me how he tried. He's like a a convicted criminal who apologizes to the court after he's been convicted to life in prison.
@@truesttome the thing is he was a horrible person but he never really did anything criminal - it'd be more like an indenial bully who can't accept that they're not bad
@You don’t know Jacq. I prefer to think of him as more of the character Iko from ST:VOY episode Repentance.
Yes. At one moment of this episode I realised that it would be incredibly hard for me to believe that I am a bad person. Wow, I love the writers
this is a top ten moment of the show.
Not gonna lie it's taken me THIS MANY YEARS to figure out how I recognize Brent (And yes it has driven me bananas) but he was Don in How I Met Your Mother.
This entire season Eleanor was literally "The dude playing the dude disguised as another dude" and quite frankly Robert Downey Jr should be proud
Is it wrong that I'd like to hear more of that evil Kristen Bell laugh in things?
Best scene in the whole show.
Brent's Last Words...that got to me..
Something tells me that it was going to be another one of his nonapologies.
@@FaeQueenCory I felt like in those last moments that he acknowledged his actions toward everyone and was really apologizing.
This is probably my favourite scene in the whole show.