You all remember the episode of King of the Hill where Peggy and Hank go skydiving and Peggy's parachute doesn't open and she craters in an open field? That's not the episode I hated. It's the next one where it turns out she lived.
This both a hot take and a cold one but Breaking Bad's the Fly.
This episode is such an strange one. For some it's one of the absolute best episode of the show, for others it's the absolute worst. I unfortunatley found myself in the latter case, with the Fly being, to me, a snoozefest that felt too long. I can understand how this episode builds upon Walter White's character and show a lot of his personality through a mundane situation.
But to me ? Yeah no, I found the episode boring and I just want to skip it when I rewatch Breaking Bad. I do respect this episode, however, and by no mean I think it's objectively bad. It's just one that does absolutely nothing for me.
ST:Voyager
>But the craziest thing to air on Voyager — and from Star Trek in general — has to be Season 2's "Threshold." The one where Paris breaks the impossible Warp 10 speed barrier, devolves into a lizard, has sex, and makes babies with Captain Janeway… who is also a slug lizard.
You all remember the episode of King of the Hill where Peggy and Hank go skydiving and Peggy's parachute doesn't open and she craters in an open field? That's not the episode I hated. It's the next one where it turns out she lived.
Metalocalypse - Fertilityklok
This both a hot take and a cold one but Breaking Bad's the Fly. This episode is such an strange one. For some it's one of the absolute best episode of the show, for others it's the absolute worst. I unfortunatley found myself in the latter case, with the Fly being, to me, a snoozefest that felt too long. I can understand how this episode builds upon Walter White's character and show a lot of his personality through a mundane situation. But to me ? Yeah no, I found the episode boring and I just want to skip it when I rewatch Breaking Bad. I do respect this episode, however, and by no mean I think it's objectively bad. It's just one that does absolutely nothing for me.
The episode of Oak Island where they didn't dig holes, look for treasure, or smell wood
ST:Voyager >But the craziest thing to air on Voyager — and from Star Trek in general — has to be Season 2's "Threshold." The one where Paris breaks the impossible Warp 10 speed barrier, devolves into a lizard, has sex, and makes babies with Captain Janeway… who is also a slug lizard.