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I think this post was written by AI

Exactly. I quit the show once Mike left, but even then it was getting miserable to watch. Louis went from being a decent foil to Mike to being an eye-roll-enducing supporting character who made the worst possible decision every time just for more drama.

Way too early to tell. I think you need a good 8-10 for a series to settle before it can find its place in the medium's history.

But also none of this matters and it's entirely up to you, so you do you.

It makes money. That's all that matters

Still haven't gotten around to the new episode, but really curious to see adult Lottie and whatever tf she is up to.

Wait, the starring Kevin James as a nazi Becky? Had no idea a sequel was coming.

Unpopular opinion: Hyperbolic posts are getting really fucking annoying on this sub

I read this a couple weeks ago and didn't really like it. The characters just felt so wooden and lifeless, and the reveal at the end just ended up being a massive two-chapter-long exposition dump.

This dude really is going to recommend a ton of popular shows and be like "bet y'all haven't heard of these hidden gems"