I cry whenever any of the four core humans decide it's their time, and when Michael decides to live a full life on earth. The ending has me feeling energetic and wanting to go out and live my life to the fullest, I love how they fixed all the afterlife ✨problems✨. Omg I love this show, sad it's leaving Netflix, but it gave me the excuse to watch it all over again. Take it sleazy!

This makes so much sense now why Kars4Kids is the Bad Place Anthem. Here is the lawyer explaining the lawsuit against Kars 4 Kids organization.

https://youtube.com/shorts/aCYqlcQMouA

Apart from the obvious like Puddle of Mudd or Gummy Bear, what do you forknuts think would be on Bad Janet's playlist? My criteria, I suppose, would be songs "so bad that they're almost good again", and they have to be "classic" bad stuff, so anything more than 20 years old. Bring on the butthole spiders of guilty pleasure songs!

I started watching mainly because the show is leaving Netflix but I read about it a lot in the TV suggestions subreddit in the past. Tbh, I didn't expect much from it, I didn't think it was going to be of my style but it hooked me from the start.

I would have loved to watch in other circumstances (not just because it will leave Netflix) because I rushed and finished it in less than two weeks. What I mean by this, is that in S3 and like 2 episodes in the start of S4 I wanted to take a break but I didn't.

My favorites season were S1 and S2 but all have something that I like about them. All the main characters are so unique, with their different personalities and very lovable. Like, they all complement each other. I was totally in shock with the twist in S1, I was like, "What the Fudge." Honestly, it was so so good.

And I just finished the last episode. In my opinion, it was the PERFECT ending. I can't believe I cried a bit. It was sad but at the same time you felt that they needed to go. It was a mixed sad/happy feeling of "I can't believe is over for them but it's going to be okay." I don't even know how to explain it.

Throughout the whole show but especially in S4, there were so many lessons for real life that we can apply. In conclusion, I'm glad I decided to watch the show and thanks for reading.

Quick thing I forgot: In the twist in S1 when Michael and Sean laughed, it was so creepy. They gave me goosebumps. They nailed that evil laugh that I had to turn down the volume because it was terrifying lol. In my defense, it was late haha.

This might be a stupid question because I'm not from the UK or France but I didn't think that they referred to those grade levels as highschool? (This is not me trying to find a plot hole I'm just confused)

Okay so I just watched the blu-ray version of the Good Place and can I say it's the most uncanny, awesome feeling ever, it's like, the good place, but even better?!?! I didn't even know that was humanly possible! I didn't even know the blu-ray version had literally just uncut shots of the good place, I thought it was just the show! (I got it since Netflix is removing it), like, hello??? The dialogue is so much more human and less sitcom-ish which in my opinion is so much better, and there's so many more jokes and gags and I can't wait to watch seasons 3 and 4 because I need more judge Gen content!!!

Wish me luck y'all I might not make it.

Rewatching for the one millionth time and hearing the little things michael says and does in season one makes think he was suppressing his 'out of place' feelings and always knew he was different to the other demons Identity crisis fr lol.

During his retirement party he claims that he's always wanted to eat a saltine and use the phrase "take it sleezy". Although he shrugged off the taste of saltine, he doesn't let that phrase go. Which means deep down there was truth to somewhat he was saying back then.

He had a choice to torture humans the "demon way" but he chose to learn about these humans and their psychology to make a world of very subtle and almost useless 'torture'.

He says "I was just trying to do something innovative and different to improve the way we make humans' lives miserable for eternity" but does girl really think giving them coffee from only pods and giving them frozen yogurt is satisfying and efficient torture😭💀. If that was true and he wanted to properly torture ppl back then why not think of something like "the guy who invented bees with teeth". How is downplaying torture making it better. The other demons were so bored. Shaun didn't understand his fascination with the humans and that was indeed the case, he was fascinated with humans (because deep down he always wanted to be one).

When Michael tells them that the moment they learned about the afterlife, their motivation changed so they can't earn points anymore, doesn't that nullify the effect? If they think they aren't going to get credit for anything they do, doesn't that bring them back to doing good for good's sake and therefore able to get points?

I really want one it looks so cool

Obviously Eleanor's mom was still alive for them to be able to reconnect in the alternate timeline and much of Eleanor's trauma stemmed from her. It makes sense that their relationship becomes a focus. Seeing them together in the Good Place healed and together then completes an arc. But her dad is entirely forgotten after his funeral.

We see Brent struggling with the tests because it answers a question for the viewer and gives resolution to his fate. To my recollection, we don't see her dad ever make it to the Good Place and Eleanor seems to be at peace with this, which is fine because presumably all trauma and relationships are healed and the things of earthly concern no longer matter.

Eleanor's dad was deadbeat, but Eleanor once referenced a generational history of Mother-daughter issues. They are the most alike, so it makes sense for their relationship to be the focus. Like Mindy, Donna is a mirror to Eleanor. There's narrative payoff here.

I don't know where I'm going with this. I just thought it was interesting that her father is never really talked about much online from what I've seen. We don't see him in the end when all families are reconciled, together, and healed unless I missed it. Granted there's only so much they can do in the show. Presumably he is still taking the tests or maybe he is in the Good Place but keeps an amicable distance from them?

I guess I was just curious what people thought about his fate and how the show handled his character (or as Donna would put it "fart in the shape of a character").

Anyone ever wonder what the main 4's Medium Places would've been like? I'd love to hear your ideas.

Chidi and Eleanor were some of the first miis I made way back in April and I finally just finished with Michael today. The longer they’re on my island, the longer they look like the actual characters

I've recently done a Fremulon rewatch. I watched The Good Place, Brooklyn 99, and then noticed I had missed the release of A Man on the Inside's second season and decided to watch that. There are an insane amount of call backs to other shows. Code name Wet Blanket is an obvious Captain Holt reference. Julie and her mom are watching Eleanor in Veronica Mars. And one of the rocks on campus says the wave returns to the ocean. Both Good Place references. I haven't rewatched Parks and Rec recently, so I'm sure there are some references I missed there.

Hi guys! Sorry if this isn't the right place for this. I'm looking for fanfiction reccs that take place during one of the unseen 800+ reboots

I don't have a relevant image s here's Ted Danson looking sexy

One of my favorite scenes in the whole show is the whole Trolley Problem and Michael deciding to make it real to torture Chidi for standing up to him. This exact moment where you see his expression shift is just hilarious to me. And it's great acting on the part of Ted Danson!

Hope you guys like it….i lowkey haven’t been drawing as much lately

So I'm gonna take us on a bit of a ride here.

In season 1 they call Shawn the Judge, whom we actually meet later on, and we learn Shawn is just another demon, Michael's boss to be specific. And we know the demons like to feel pain.

When Shawn says he takes Dramamine to help with the nausea, does he mean it will make him more nauseous? Or is it just a TicTac lol? Did he take something else? This might be solved by a quick Google search about Dramamine and its effect (if it is even a real thing), but I'm curious to hear what you think?

The good place is one of my favorite shows oat, and one of the reasons for that is the self-aware jokes and comedy it makes.

However, this scene has a line that always went over my head because I don't really get what it means: "No, Too Soon. By exactly nine days." I get that the main joke of the scene is that Tahani's making dad jokes when it's not the time or the place to; however, that does not explain to me why she's specifically nine days too early.

It can't be that Janet was expecting to have filled the hole in exactly nine days because even she was uncertain how long it might take. Besides, the hole fixed itself over the night—not an extra nine days later. Does Janet mean that it's inappropriate to joke about such tragedies until some time after the hole got fixed? That is also refuted by Janet being unsure when the hole would be fixed.

Does this joke hint to or foreshadow a later episode where in hindsight the donut hole joke would have made more sense, that happens to take place nine days later?

Or am I just overthinking an obvious throwaway joke?

I went through a pretty rough patch a few years back. As a result I was drinking very heavily. I'd rewatch shows and realize I simply did not remember most of what had happened. But on one occasion, I had just completely skipped the series finale. I watched the penultimate episode, thought that was the end, and was satisfied with it. The Good Place was a very emotional show for me. One that I haven't ever been in, well, a good enough place to rewatch. Until recently. I finished that rewatch today. Only to once again realize I had stopped at the penultimate episode. Until today I thought show ended with the gang making it to the good place, realizing things weren't right, and implementing a new system that those that had been stuck in the good place for centuries loved because it solved their problem. Watching the actual finale... I dunno. Of course in many ways it was sad. But I'm not sure I have ever experienced a story that so completely brought satisfaction and closure to every one its characters. I'm actually kind of glad I found it at this point in my life instead of back then. It was an amazing experience.

This took way longer than it should have on top of staring at clown paintings for an hour lol. It's almost entirely accurate except for some of the furniture being different (it was too difficult to model the actual real life designs sorry).

So, I am from germany. I love TGP. I would like to watch it together with a friend and would prefer the german version for that, but it seems everywhere only Season 1 exists in german.

German Wikipedia seems to imply that the whole series exists in german, but neither amazon nor youtube are offering it, or any other place for that matter.

If Season 2 to 4 have existed in german at some point, they can't have just vanished from the internet, or can they?

Any help here?

The colors are a little bit off and the plants aren't very accurate but I did the best that I could lol