I like the first part, the second part a bit less, but still a funny episode…It felt like a transition episode instead of a finale. I think we will get 1 or 2 more seasons to round this up.
As I'm watching this I can't stop thinking that in real life California doesn't uphold non-compete agreements. I get that creative license allows for unlikely plot devices to move the plot forward, but it goes to show the lack of imagination in the writers room for this show. As does getting real world celebrities to join the cast such as Carol Burnett. And just the premise of making the show about comedy writers in the first place.
These are all signs of lack of imagination. As was the last episode where they shot in Singapore for no apparent reason.
I'm not saying writing comedy is easy especially these days where you're not allowed to accidentally offend the woke mob, but they could try a little harder. Then again HBO doesn't have a good track record. So I guess it's par for the course.
I'm not saying that there isn't anything endearing about the show. But they could do better.
I like the first part, the second part a bit less, but still a funny episode…It felt like a transition episode instead of a finale. I think we will get 1 or 2 more seasons to round this up.
As I'm watching this I can't stop thinking that in real life California doesn't uphold non-compete agreements. I get that creative license allows for unlikely plot devices to move the plot forward, but it goes to show the lack of imagination in the writers room for this show. As does getting real world celebrities to join the cast such as Carol Burnett. And just the premise of making the show about comedy writers in the first place.
These are all signs of lack of imagination. As was the last episode where they shot in Singapore for no apparent reason.
I'm not saying writing comedy is easy especially these days where you're not allowed to accidentally offend the woke mob, but they could try a little harder. Then again HBO doesn't have a good track record. So I guess it's par for the course.
I'm not saying that there isn't anything endearing about the show. But they could do better.