Underrated episodes from great tv shows

While The New Client is well liked, the shear innovation that this episode instills into a normal Bojack episode is under-appreciated and is genius in representing how overwhelming parenthood is.

This episode isn't high art or anything but it's a great, light start to the season.

This is a very good early episode that keeps the facade of the show being an ordinary sitcom while implementing subtle hints to the season's devious nature.

They tell you the main twist of the show without you even realizing it...

Elliot's adderall bender is hilarious.

Gives a satisfying ending for two of the best characters of the show.

Foreman gets put through a strenuous ringer and some very satisfying revelations of his family are made.

A really great double mystery that makes good use of two really good plots.

Straight up one of the most on point social commentaries of the show.

I don't necessarily care if a story's purpose is to cater to a certain audience, I don't care if certain people see this episode as being "too political" and I don't care if it's seen as pandering, this is one of the most moving pieces of art that I've ever seen.

I feel alone in this one so here I go. Thunder Gun 4: Maximum Cool is a great episode with very good awareness of movie culture and was a fantastic move to take with the Thunder Gun running joke.

This is just a really fun episode and I don't get the hate, do people not like show runners trying different things?

The Dave and busters joke makes this episode.

I think that this episode was going for a meta thing with the gang tasting success and suffering for it, idc cuz the episode is funny.

Straight up a galaxy brained episode, can't wait to see what they do next.

I absolutely love episodes that have the final moment relate to the title in some way or another. This is just a really great, light episode with some very intriguing developments in the plot and for the characters.

For a show that gets a bit too much praise in my opinion, people really don't seem to care for my personal favorite episode. There are many reasons why I like it, one reason being it is a very well done bottle episode which I always love no matter the show, but the main reason I love it is because it encapsulates my favorite aspect of the show, that being real surrealism. A man suffering from lung caner chooses to go into the drug scene to make money before he dies, A druggie and a chemistry teacher make a battery for their RV after being stuck in the dessert for 4 days because one of them left the keys in the starter, Jesse makes the mistake of telling an insane hyper druggy that the poisoned meth that they made to kill him has chili pepper in it which he doesn't like so he doesn't sniff it. Moments like these are where the show shines and this episode follows suite wonderfully, the humor is amazingly juxtaposed with the dread that Walter feels about Jane, his family, his life and the feeling that if he makes one more mistake in Gus's lab then his life is over and his mission is a failure. Jesse being suspicious and bewildered by Walters actions but slowly being brought on board as he gets more and more into catching the fly than the drugged, almost unconscious Walter. It is ridiculous and hilarious but also tragic that Walter's fear, his fly; the bug that he can never be rid of will be with him forever, even after it is seemingly killed.