Next season is it. I'm good with that.

https://tvline.com/2019/06/07/the-go...inal-season-4/

Seems like a fair call, go out on top

The message, as it appeared in a pic in a tweet:
The tweet:

Interview with Mike Schur about making season 4 of the Good Place the end:
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/li...-4-nbc-1207303

I'm a bit sad but I think it's the correct call. Hopefully the final season will be as awesome as the previous seasons have been.

Although I appreciate the desire to maintain quality over quantity, I love the show and would love to see it continue. On the other hand, the premise itself seems to have painted itself in a corner so I have no clue as to what other story arcs they could explore.

seems to be a glitch in the matrix.... Im not seeing the posts about the final season I click on the 4th and final season thread and its bringing me to a season premier thread.

Weird, I think I just visited the bad place... Keep calm and carry on. Going to miss this show but look forward to the final season!

I think the final season got off to a good start. The demon meddling barely lasted an episode this time around.

The full web series "The Selection" was posted to Youtube today, if anyone didn't already watch it on NBC's site/app:

I wasn't a fan of last season, it was kind of a mess. Hopefully it can regain its mojo to go out strong.

Premier episode wasn't the funniest so not the best start.

I had no idea D'Arcy Carden is local and was born in Danville, CA.

Have to admit, I actually burst out laughing when they broke into the theme song at the Bad Place's conference.

My wife screamed. She HATES that song/jingle with a fiery passion. It's awful, but also somehow catchy.

Awful song, you've been warned:

My forking gosh there is a heck! That song is atrocious. So its nation wide?? I thought it was regional as the evil newscaster Dan Ray from WBZ 1040AM Boston wrote the song and incredibly takes credit for it! I iused to listen to the station for traffic before Waze took care of that need.

Loved the first episode and will need to take a look at the webisode thing above...

I never heard of it until I moved to NYC. It apparently went national some time after 2004, at least for radio ads. I don't know if the TV ad airs outside of the East Coast.

It definitely started as an East Cost thing though, since the charity is based in New Jersey, and aired ads in New York.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kars4Kids#Jingle

But it went nationwide because I remember that damn song and I've never lived on the East Coast. It seems perfect for a demon hype song.

Am I the only one who's a bit underwhelmed with the season so far? It's not terrible, but it just seems to be focusing so seriously on the characters and their feelings that it's losing something.

You guys are aware you're not supposed to like these new characters. That's literally the point of them is that they're obnoxious and unlikable.

So there's a theory going around that Michael was replaced by a demon in a Michael suit when he got on the train to return the demon Chris. Some of Michael's actions/advice since then seem maybe contrary to what Good Michael might say.

I think fake Linda was an obvious ploy, since demon Chris has been proven to be too much of a meathead to pull off any sort of subterfuge for long. So why would the Bad Place want their demon impostor found out? I thought at first it might've been to get Chidi into the experiment proper, knowing it'd drive Eleanor nuts. But maybe it was also to plant a Michael impostor, and destroy from within the group.

One hint may be Michael's reaction in episode 2 when she tells Michael he fakes his panic attack. The acting is subtle, but Michael's reaction here could be read as someone who doesn't know what the hell Eleanor is talking about, and is just playing along.

The latest episode, where Michael condones torturing Chidi for his own good, and says it's ok for Eleanor to be angry at him, on the surface seem like ok advice, but could be more insidious devices along the lines of "hell is paved with good intentions".

Then there's the hooded figure racing to The Good Place seen at the end of the most recent episode. Is it the real Michael making a return?

There's also the theory we're not seeing our regular Good Janet the last couple episodes.

They don't seem to be balancing the levity with subject as well as it did in the earlier seasons.

Okay I did NOT see that coming. I thought that was a really good episode (Tinker, Tailor, Demon, Spy).

Looks like Jay G. and dstrauss called it: we got both a Michael suit question and a Good Janet vs Bad Janet story.

I agree that the show isn't as funny as previous seasons but it's still super interesting so I'm not complaining.