Claire Y
I cannot comprehend everyone was able to create such a funny, clever, and well-rounded story off of one person's family story on the spot. The jabs (both verbal and physical) were insanely clever. There were multiple moments where I thought they were spitting witticisms I could actually find in a Shakespeare play. I am still thinking about "I shall cut thee down into a half-brother".
"One night I sleep, one night I dream."
Watching these two inspired women pore over legal books to learn what laws they had and have was incredible to see. The conversations were indeed uncomfortable since they dealt with such heavy topics, but they were important ones. They wrestled with what to do with all this new information and realizations, but ultimately they stood together and made their own choice.
Hilarious premise, great characters, and talented acting. The twist reveal was sickeningly good and it was funny throughout.
I'm a massive fan of horror, and even I found this unsettling. The fight between the sisters was so cruel and real, and the mother's last message was hauntingly upbeat in the context of what she will soon do. It truly felt like she was asking them to join her in death. The manipulation of the three women was wild and I just loved the ending. Everyone brought their A-Game here.
The yelling gave me It's Always Sunny vibes, which is great, because I love that show. Awesome premise and well-executed. The long-awaited dinner scene was hysterical.
The commitment to the bit was crazy, and O'Brien exudes such a comforting energy. What the show had to say feels radical even today. I left wishing Plan V was real.
Great delivery and funny stories. I enjoyed the pencil joke.
Good show to watch on the 11th. Some great sketches, especially the one in the doctor's office and the audition. Excellent ending.
Insane talent. Epic is an understatement. I should've paid way more for this.
Emil has a lot of personality, funny jokes, and observations. I especially liked what he had to say about second-generation immigrants being treated "first" because they are better acclimated to the culture. There is a bit of ranty filler that honestly felt improvised, but I am nonetheless rooting for my kikkoman.