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conulybecause, really, he'd only hurt himself - but I wasn't expecting the writers to go ahead and do it, much less for them to really lean all the way in to "yup, everything is better now that he got what he wanted".
And normally I'd call this an obvious fakeout, like, next season we'd find out that it's a dream state or that the world has become even more eerily depopulated than it already is (seriously, I think there's no more than 150 people in Paris at any given time) but... no, we got a few shots of the former secondary villain who has now promoted herself up to primary villain so I just don't think we're doing that.
It's a bold move, especially for a children's TV show. I continue to have many serious questions about the writing choices on this show, but if they can pull this one off, I think I'll let it pass.
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And normally I'd call this an obvious fakeout, like, next season we'd find out that it's a dream state or that the world has become even more eerily depopulated than it already is (seriously, I think there's no more than 150 people in Paris at any given time) but... no, we got a few shots of the former secondary villain who has now promoted herself up to primary villain so I just don't think we're doing that.
It's a bold move, especially for a children's TV show. I continue to have many serious questions about the writing choices on this show, but if they can pull this one off, I think I'll let it pass.
Exaggerating the Ordinary: Strange and Funny Vintage Tall Tale Postcards from the 1900s
Rescue Cat with Rare Seizure Disorder Adopted by Person with Epilepsy After 2 Years at Shelter
Moth that looks like a hummingbird (Video)
Is There Sunken Treasure Beneath the Treacherous Currents of Hell Gate?
Why Historical Markers Matter
London’s Pointe Black ballet school aims to break racial barriers
As Employers Face Labor Shortages, Biden Administration Rolls Out Playbook for Training Workers
Biden uses executive power to create a New Deal-style American Climate Corps
A Template for Right-Wingers Upset with Taylor Swift
What is POTS? This strange disorder has doubled since the pandemic
Forty-three million Americans need substance addiction treatment, but only a tiny fraction receive it. We know why.
India’s devastating monsoon season is a sign of things to come, as climate and poor planning combine
'They're just meat': Russia deploys punishment battalions in echo of Stalin
