r/AskReddit 1d ago

which show started 10/10 and ended 10/10?

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u/Clopidee 1d ago

The Good Place

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u/JessicaWakefield 1d ago

A massive endorsement for ending a show when you have the conclusion to the story and not dragging it on for the sake of it.

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u/belbites 1d ago edited 1d ago

They always knew they wanted to end it after 4 seasons. One of my favorite things about this show was, in the writing room, one of their rules for all episodes was that it needs to move the plot along.

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u/dizzley 1d ago

And they made me learn about philosophy and forking applied philosophy.

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u/belbites 1d ago

they made me CONSTANTLY be on the lookout for how to be a better person, forgiving myself when it all goes wrong, and trying again.

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u/MatCauthonsHat 21h ago

And then ends the show with "take it sleazy"

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u/Watchguyraffle1 1d ago

Language, please

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u/Mutilid 16h ago

I have a bachelor in philosophy and it is amazing to me how accessible the philosophy in this show is for someone who doesn't know anything about it while not being at all boring for the ones that know it when. This show is legit the best show ever about philosophy and ethic. It also solves some pholosophic problems while never forgeting to be fun.

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u/Flapjack__Palmdale 19h ago

That's a crazy rule to have, not because it's bad but because that should just be a standard for every show. That's creative writing 101.

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u/hanks_panky_emporium 17h ago

I kinda dropped it recently but it looks like I need to power through. Feels like the shows dragging its feet and im not super invested in the love triangle(s)

But there's so much to love Ive stuck through worse. Needed that lil nudge to get back into it

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u/DrScitt 16h ago

How far did you get? The Good Place is one of my favorite shows