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whalesteak posted:I'm wondering if this ep is going to be funny to anyone who's not familiar with Park Slope's coop. The Nastier Nate posted:I don't know how subservise that whole scene was, as soon as it started I thought "there's no way Ilana would be mad at Lincoln for hooking up with another woman" as it would be sooo far out of character for her, and it's pretty obvious to anyone who'se seen more than a couple episodes. It was still a great scene though.
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PantsBandit posted:I find it hard to enjoy an episode of a show that feels like propaganda. I'd be annoyed if Bernie Sanders was in the show and walked into a room with a choir of angels singing behind him. Maybe not equally as annoyed because of my own prejudices, I'll admit. I don't even see how this could be propaganda though? Abbi and Ilana aren't exactly aspirational characters, and Hilary herself came across as fairly wooden and kind of weird. We're not supposed to think the protagonists of this show make good decisions, and other than the simple fact of "was willing to appear on a comedy show" Hilary didn't really do anything to sell herself, so... how was this actually political advocacy?
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Well, this was a disappointing episode. The plot elements were telegraphed a mile off and a lot of the jokes really didn't land for me.
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Mar 24, 2016 17:07
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Maxwell Lord posted:Awww no more Lincoln sbaldrick posted:This is my favorite episode of the season. Illinois Smith posted:That was the most sitcom-y episode they've ever done and it was glorious. Henchman of Santa posted:My favorite gag was the guy throwing Ilana a peach and then being immediately confronted by the fruit stand guy.
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Apr 7, 2016 17:05
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Y-Hat posted:At its most absurd, Broad City feels more like a cartoon than a traditional sitcom. And when they've strayed from the formula this season, it's been not as good. That's all I'm saying. Some traditional sitcoms are cartoons. 
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Apr 12, 2016 04:14
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Maxwell Lord posted:I kinda wish the promos hadn't given away the Israel bit, given how it's deliberately obscured until they actually get on the plane. I noticed them keeping the destination secret, and then when it was revealed I was just confused why they'd hidden it. What was that even about?
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Apr 14, 2016 16:36
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Pocket Billiards posted:I found it funny. Taking advantage of the Birthright people for a free holiday fits the characters perfectly. Sure, but I don't get why it's funnier to hide it until later in the episode?
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Apr 15, 2016 04:02
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Flobbster posted:You people realize that was a total homage to Mrs. Doubtfire, right? I don't see how that makes it better?
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Apr 19, 2016 03:37
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PantsBandit posted:Surprised there's not more talk of the finale. I loved it! Shneak posted:I wanted more freaks on the flight, but I guess the child that got to go to first class and a literal dead guy were funny too.
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sbaldrick posted:I liked Time Traveling Bong better then Broad City this year I agree.
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