You know the whole ordeal is disturbing when you realize that Dewey chose not to keep the dog. This is dewey, the same son that stomped and yelled for years to have a dog. It troubled him that deeply.
You're absolutely right! Dewey wanting a dog was a _recurring character trait_ completely shattered by these incidents 👏 I should have made more of this in the video 😬
It seems that some of the best impact episodes come from horror. You comparing MITM'S Ida loses leg to psychological horror reminds me of The Office's Dinner Party where it's compared to Lovecraftian horror where the situation gets worse the more you learn
You're right, we regret learning more about Jan and Michael's relationship because it's like we're getting closer to uncovering some deep horror, I'd never considered it that way before 😮 If I remember correctly it culminates in Jan breaking the TV: a literal 'shattering the glass' moment, like a monster revealing itself 👏 Another example I thought of was SpongeBob's 'Rock Bottom' episode which has elements of a _Liminal Spaces_ and an almost ethereal _Altered Reality_ 😬 Thank you for the great feedback! 😃
You know the whole ordeal is disturbing when you realize that Dewey chose not to keep the dog. This is dewey, the same son that stomped and yelled for years to have a dog. It troubled him that deeply.
You're absolutely right! Dewey wanting a dog was a _recurring character trait_ completely shattered by these incidents 👏 I should have made more of this in the video 😬
It seems that some of the best impact episodes come from horror. You comparing MITM'S Ida loses leg to psychological horror reminds me of The Office's Dinner Party where it's compared to Lovecraftian horror where the situation gets worse the more you learn
You're right, we regret learning more about Jan and Michael's relationship because it's like we're getting closer to uncovering some deep horror, I'd never considered it that way before 😮 If I remember correctly it culminates in Jan breaking the TV: a literal 'shattering the glass' moment, like a monster revealing itself 👏 Another example I thought of was SpongeBob's 'Rock Bottom' episode which has elements of a _Liminal Spaces_ and an almost ethereal _Altered Reality_ 😬 Thank you for the great feedback! 😃