Post Mates

Loved the last episode, didn't like this one at all. Josh and Sam's characters and their relationship are not the strongest aspects of the show because they are very tropey. Making the whole episode revolve around it and then make the twist depend on an immersion-breaking, unrealistic decision (I guess it's more important for mom to be as cryptic as possible rather than get a response, even after 10 failed attempts to reach her son)... it doesn't work. Also, this episode just didn't mesh with the emotional tone of the last episodes at all... it's a big swing going from mumbling Turbodaddy with subtitles and farting pledges to pure teenage drama. It just doesn't work when binging episodes on netflix.

Still and underrated show so far, but oof this episode was hard to get through.

It's as if someone who has never seen the show wow this episode. The entire place was completely out of left field.

Not sure why everyone struggled so much on what I see as an integral episode in establishing the relationship of Josh and Sam, the main relationship for the protagonist, as well as some much needed character development. The episode was as real as it gets and took me back to a place in my youth when everything was new and exciting with a relationship. It covered a lot of topical issues and was very current. Great writing and excellent score. Ignore the hate and trust me on this one.

This episode made me really really dislike Sam Dean. She was annoying, mean and angry at Josh for no good reason. I don't understand why he is trying so hard to find her, she doesn't seem to be worth the trouble.

Both Sam and Josh have this entire episode to develop their relationship but it ends up ruining them both and making Sam thoroughly unlikeable whilst turning Josh into someone you don't want to root for but instead to die and make the more interesting and fun side characters.