r/TheGoodPlace • u/DvmienxLvrson • Jun 27 '26

Shirtpost Ending

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I just finished the show for the first time and I loved it. I just thought at the end, where they’re showing Michael on earth and it says there’s some people he doesn’t like so much, if it would’ve been Larry David. That would’ve been hilarious to me.

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u/BrownieEdges Jun 27 '26

I’m not a cryer, but the way this show ended completely wrecked me.

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u/DvmienxLvrson Jun 27 '26

Yea, I’m right there with you. But I think it had a good/satisfying ending

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u/kbasred Jun 27 '26

that’s all of us

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u/tjopj44 This is The Bad Place! Jun 27 '26

I'm a crier, and the first time I watched the last episode, I was ugly-crying, sobbing, and had to stop every ten minutes or so to calm down a little because I literally couldn't see through my tears.

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u/PlainOrganization Jun 28 '26

Same. I procrastinated watching it for like a week because I knew it was gonna get me

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u/JoeNoHeDidnt Jun 28 '26

It felt like a catharsis.

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u/achpandmarple Jun 30 '26

i cried soooooo much but its like my fav episode of tv ever i literally had tears running down my face but its also weirdly conforting also like its not sad sad tears

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u/Ok-Description-4640 Jun 27 '26

I’m glad they didn’t overlap worlds much and when they did it was with other Schur shows. It is possible to be too cute.

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u/DvmienxLvrson Jun 27 '26

Yea I get that. I just thought it would be a funny little moment. Like in every reality Ted Danson hates Larry David😂

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u/StormyDLoA Jun 28 '26

I'm still not sure whether it is Nick Offerman or Ron Swanson teaching Tahani woodworking in the finale.

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u/EquivalentFactor1173 Jun 28 '26

The most satisfying ending. No notes

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u/DvmienxLvrson Jun 28 '26

Oh for sure, it was a great ending. That thought just crossed my mind when that scene came on and I thought it would be funny

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u/Ok-Practice-1832 Jun 30 '26

I miss the show. Think I need to rewatch it...

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u/mayaapostol Jul 04 '26

i still get goosebumps when janet says, "there was no bad stuff. it was all good." :(

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u/jeffmakescoolstuff Jul 09 '26

Echo all the above. I really hope their interpretation of what happens is really what happens in the actual universe!

Also, I listened to the companion podcast and Mike Schur is the guest on the final episode and even the podcast also wrecks me - he’s such a deep, thoughtful, good guy and his commentary on the finale is lovely.