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Rate s3.e1 (General Breast Theme with Cobras)

posted 8 years ago by Ryu_Darkwood
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7/10

Last season went out with one of their best cliffhangers to date, so I was really looking forward to its conclusion. It started off just fine, with a nice dose of suspense and good jokes. I wasn't that surprised to see Pat Brown reappear in the storyline, but I gotta say that his ambigious character gave the rest of the episode more than enough tension. Loved how Tandy tried to protect Pat from the scorn of the others by becoming his best buddy. But I felt the storyline was rushed to a conclusion in which the crew forcefully had to their old location for a new one. The show becomes a little formulaic in how it doses action-packed situations with silly jokes. Already the joke with the fake eyelashes seems to be a thing that will come back more often than it deserves.

[–] Baron418 8 years ago

9/10. I thought it was hilarious, the opening sequence with the gang panicking and looking for the keys was one of the funniest moments I can remember from the show. I hope Kenneth Choi sticks around, I thought he was really funny and I'd love to see him stay for good. I agree with you that they left their home a little too fast, but all in all it was enjoyable.

On a side note, this series gets more visually gorgeous with each season. The premire was beautiful.

[–] hotrats2112 8 years ago

I'm also giving it a 9 but mostly because I love the dark side of this show and the opening scene when Melissa shoots Daryl was amazingly funny in a dark way. The show name next to Daryl's dead body to end the opening sequence was such a dark way to open a season. I loved it.

[–] I_Guard_Tanelorn 8 years ago

8.5 New season is off to a great start. Fun, crazy episode with a good twist or two that moved right along and wrapped up and now the gang is on the road visiting new places. Pretty pumped. Some real solid comedy bits too.

"I said no camels, that's five camels, can't you count?"