A troll is not someone who has a different opinion than you do. A troll is someone who is always negative, unfairly negative, and this season has been pretty great, but this is one of those episodes that seems made for the cast and crew on wrap night more than it serves the audience to move the story forward.
It's probably because of all the fitting serious drama that occurred in the previous episode with outstanding performances by our two female stars that this episode had to kind of decompress all of that intensity.
This episode is mostly suited for Allison Brie, playing two roles of twin sisters (twins are always a shark jumper, even on a show within a show). She has not been centered on much this season, putting her "Liberty Bell" rival up front: kind of reversing things from the first season where Brie was the main star.
Anyhow, this episode is for hardcore fans who feel like the characters are personal friends. For people who love the story and the show itself and feel like the characters are paint on that awesome canvas, well, Jackson Pollock doesn't suit all tastes. And if that makes us trolls, well... I guess any disagreement for fanboys is a bridge too far.
It's probably because of all the fitting serious drama that occurred in the previous episode with outstanding performances by our two female stars that this episode had to kind of decompress all of that intensity.
This episode is mostly suited for Allison Brie, playing two roles of twin sisters (twins are always a shark jumper, even on a show within a show). She has not been centered on much this season, putting her "Liberty Bell" rival up front: kind of reversing things from the first season where Brie was the main star.
Anyhow, this episode is for hardcore fans who feel like the characters are personal friends. For people who love the story and the show itself and feel like the characters are paint on that awesome canvas, well, Jackson Pollock doesn't suit all tastes. And if that makes us trolls, well... I guess any disagreement for fanboys is a bridge too far.