Great episode. I loved the entire thing, and IMO, this episode WAS better than the previous ones.
I seriously have to question your sanity. If I was on the fence before, there is now no doubt in my mind that this show is horrid.
I was actually embarrassed at moments through this episode at how bad it was.
Where did some of these guys learn to act? If indeed they have been to any acting classes.
The donut that is playing the rich kid, should stop acting now, and look for a more worthwhile career, something that he has some talent with. The two black ladies that were eliminated, and the blonde chick that pulled the gun out on Crazy mom, should all do likewise. I'm shocked that these people can get hired, they simply can't act with any level of competence.
The absurdity behind the whole bank robbery debacle and all the events leading up to it were just cringeworthy.
Alex: "Oh, damn, we need 4 people to pull a bank job"
Blondie: "Quick, to the supermobile! Once we jump in our magic car we'll be able to find those two numpties, one with 'previous', without any trouble whatsoever."
Alex: "Indeed, our car is so magical, we'll just know where they are and be able to catch them in the blink of an eye. For our car is a supercar"
Alex and Blondie together: "supercar! supercar! supercar!"
Bad son: "hey homes, you did the right thing yo, he would have killed us"
Good son: " I think maybe he did. I think I'm dead bro"
Alex: " Hey boys, could you amp up the cheese a little?"
Me: " If this dialogue wasn't so bad and cliche, I might find it difficult to mock this show, as the other elements are so fabu"
God: "Could you just curb the sarcasm for once"
The in-car scenes are the best though. The fake background out the windows is so badly done. Is that what you call cutting edge CGI these days?
The idiotic music choice is the least of the problems for this
car wreck of a show. See what I did there? With the pun? Wit like that is what this show needs...much less of.
Also, I love how 4 episodes in, they're already rehashing the same conflicts we've been through with the characters. Nothing says "I have no idea what character development is or how people actually relate to each other in reality" like episode after episode of the same argument. Resolved. Returns. Resolved. Returns. Brilliant writing.
The only thing going for this show is Nathan Fillion. I'm starting to really appreciate the character and definition to his facial features. With the right part, he actually could become a big star.
This show however, when it gets canned, I'd leave off his CV.