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The ending makes the journey worth while..... I promise :)

I love this show. It's a feel good comedy that's lighthearted and will make you laugh while still trying to get some good life lessons across. You also don't need to search to find the deeper meaning in the show, its made blatantly obvious, but its not heavy.

Kristen Bell is quirky and lovable in this, and the rest of the cast is an odd blend of characters that just mix so well together. The acting and writing is phenomenal and the production is bright and cheerful and pleasant to watch.

NBC is winning this season with new shows.

I definitely recommend it.

The Good Place is such a fun and original show that I promise you'll have a good time while watching. It stars Eleanor Shellstrop (Kristen Bell) in the afterlife called the Good Place. She's so relieved to be there but quickly finds out that's she there by accident. She does her best to hide from the man in charge Micheal (Ted Danson) and his all knowing assistant, Janet (D'Arcy Cardon). She meets her soul mate, Chidi (William Jackson Harper), while there and her seemingly perfect neighbors Tahani (Jameela Jamil) and Jason ( Manny Jacinto) and figures out that it's not too late too change and prove she does belongs there. The cast is brilliant as is the writing. If you're looking for a great comedy to kill some time with then give this a try. You won't be disappointed.

Perfect. Just perfect. I appreciate that the series ended at the right time, and I can feel that it served its exact purpose. The whole cast/crew deserves a standing ovation. Every detail of this series is so meaningful, funny, sad, smart, emotional, all at the same time.

It was a unique and enlightening experience to watch this series. I can recommend it to anyone, with any kind of taste.

Two moths ago I lost my wife.So many Grief I had ,So many tears. This show told me maybe she is in the good place now. After many years I will find her in the good place. Thank you. All the cast of the show. Thank you! The creator of the show.

I know true perfection doesn't really exist and that every show has it's flaws, but with The Good Place I just can't think of what they would be.

The Good Place is a fantastic show that I will forever remember fondly and to anyone reading this I hope you give the show a chance and watch it through.

Take it sleazy.

The good place is when a tv show is changing the world for the better. There are no longer a lot of this type of program on television, and this is a rational thing in the public domain, but an act that has become a bad place, or this is what I thought before I watched so good place. When I watch The Good Place, I do not watch it as an entertainment series. I am changing my life for the better, and the series has already succeeded in doing that. Thank you, The Good Place. Note The series contains the most relaxing nerve ending you will watch so don't forbid yourself to watch it

Just watched the double-episode pilot of "The Good Place" and I would say it's a "Good Comedy".

First of all the premise is original. Another newcomer of the season "Kevin Can Wait" is the epitome of family sitcoms. This is almost in every way new. Only downside: it would be more fitting for a movie than a (long-running?) series. At some point might seem repetitive or loose its initial spark.

Second, it seems like it has high production values, I mean a wide set and good visuals. All bright and cheerful.

The script holds a few surprises to keep you interested and the blunt editing from afterlife to life and back adds to the entertainment.

I like Kristen Bell as the main character. The part suits her. The otherwise great Ted Danson is OK in this one, but I think the writers have to improve his lines.

Overall: Because of its very distinct premise, some might love it, some might hate it. Personally I find it entertaining enough to continue watching.

I thought this would be boring, but watched the pilot... then the second episode... then the third... fourth... fifth... sixth... seventh... and came full-stop only because those are the only episodes I could watch now On Demand.

Smart, funny, and thoughtful, with diverse characters and a quirky premise. Fun to see Ted Danson in a comedy again, too.

Not the usual, run-of-the-mill comedy, but also not just an off-the-rail-whatever show. Always seems to be an ethical point made.

I especially like the "Welcome" movie. Wondering about MY score.

Hey, Janet?

The Good Place, created by Michael Schur, is a brilliantly conceived comedy that combines humor, heart, and philosophy in a way few shows manage to achieve. Set in the afterlife, the series follows Eleanor Shellstrop (Kristen Bell) and her unlikely companions as they grapple with moral dilemmas, self-improvement, and what it truly means to be good.

Kristen Bell shines as Eleanor, delivering a witty and relatable performance that anchors the show's emotional and comedic beats. Ted Danson is a standout as Michael, the architect of the afterlife, seamlessly blending charm and chaos. The ensemble cast, including William Jackson Harper, Jameela Jamil, Manny Jacinto, and D'Arcy Carden, creates a delightful dynamic, with each character bringing something unique to the story.

The writing is sharp and inventive, weaving philosophical concepts into accessible and hilarious storylines. While the show's first season is nearly flawless, later seasons occasionally struggle to maintain the same level of originality, relying on repetitive twists and resolutions. Nevertheless, the series' focus on character growth and ethical exploration keeps it engaging and thought-provoking.

Visually vibrant and consistently funny, *The Good Place* is more than just a comedy-it's a heartfelt exploration of humanity, redemption, and the complexities of morality. It's a show that dares to ask big questions while never losing sight of its entertaining core.

7/10 - a smart and touching comedy that leaves a lasting impression.

One of my favourite ever series. I've watched again and again and love it more each time, never getting bored. The premise is well thought out and executed and it's brilliantly cast, each character bringing so much to the show individually and as a group. The end gets me in the feels every time. Sad to see it end, but it knew when the time was right and didn't drag on unnecessarily. Some brilliant guest appearances throughout and love that each episode isn't too long. I would highly recommend The Good Place to anyone who likes light-hearted, funny, yet contemplative viewing. Ten out of ten....

And now it's over but I won't forget it. There is nothing more I can say beyond what has been said. This show was unique and wonderful. I loved it. I loved it so very much. I will miss it. Thank you Michael Schur and everyone involved - you did a good thing.

There are very few tv shows/movies that I give 10 stars - and The Good Place is one of them.

The first season was great, I always thought the after life to be a great subject with endless possibilities, and they gave it a nice and smart idea, with good humour.

The 2nd and 3rd seasons werent amazing, but it was still worth watching. I really thought that the director had lost the way, because after the first plot twist what else could they show us, right? I had the impression the storyline was getting too "crazy". Well, I was wrong, it was all to lead where the writter wanted.

I read somewhere they had it planned from the beginning that the show would be 4 seasons and I finished watching - the last one was absolutely marvelous. The way they worked with all the "afterlife problems" that many people can think of but never give too much thoght to it - it was all explored in the series, and the ending was one of the best finales in TV history, superb. They gave every character a proper closure, leaving no loose ends.

The show is way way more than I expected at first sight, has deep philosophical reflections, awesome characters - their development as a (dead) person, and the way they finished it made it go to my masterpiece's list. A show that I'd recommend to anyone, any age.

The Good Place is, without a doubt, a must-watch. It's one of those rare shows that manages to be wildly creative, hilariously entertaining, and deeply thought-provoking all at once. The writing is absolutely brilliant-layered with sharp humor, surprising twists, and a genuinely complex storyline that balances comedy with philosophy, morality, and the human experience.

This series doesn't rely on cheap laughs or slapstick comedy. Instead, it delivers clever, intelligent humor while diving into heavy topics like friendship, empathy, judgment, and what it truly means to be "good." The way they managed to weave philosophy into the narrative-while making it accessible and funny-is nothing short of genius.

The cast is phenomenal. Ted Danson as Michael and Kristen Bell as Eleanor are standouts, but honestly, everyone brings their A-game. Each character feels essential, adding unique layers to the story and making you fall in love with their quirks.

I don't laugh easily, but this show had me cracking up and tearing up all at once. It's not just a comedy-it's a heartwarming exploration of life, death, and everything in between. Even after finishing the series, I still find myself watching clips on YouTube, reliving its funniest and most touching moments.

The Good Place is a comedy gem that transcends genres, blending humor with deep existential questions in a way that's truly unforgettable. If you haven't seen it yet, do yourself a favor and dive in. It's forking amazing!

This series looked at very deep and complex topics such as philosophy, existentialism, life and death, good and bad of human nature in a very lighthearted manner but yet at times, so vulnerable, sensible and emotional. It makes you laugh but it also makes you feel and think...about topics you probably never thought about or think deep about before. You laugh it off but you get to learn something from each episode and become smarter or...a better person. Kristen Bell can't go wrong but I was pleasantly surprised that she delivered beyond the goof and humour to give you a convincing performance of a lousy person turned good. Ted Danson was brilliant in his good guy but not good guy then turned good guy. Overall, a real good show. Delivers the laughs but much much more.

This is a wonderful shot (only 20 mins) of comedy that is clever enough to keep your brain functioning without being over taxing. I just wonder why - in the afterlife - there are no old people??

Sadly while I enjoyed the first 2 seasons, I can't get through season 3. It has become a dirge.

The Good Place has left an indelible mark on me, and I believe it has the potential to do the same for others. This series is more than just entertainment; it's a catalyst for thoughtful introspection.

The language used in The Good Place was remarkably accessible, even for someone like me who is not a native speaker. This made it easy to immerse myself in the story and connect with the characters on a deeper level.

Beyond the engaging plot and well-developed characters, The Good Place has inspired me to be more mindful and considerate of others. Each episode presents thought-provoking themes that encourage us to examine our own biases and perspectives. By engaging with these ideas, we can grow as individuals and become more compassionate members of society.

In general a very watchable series with some great characters however, Jameela Jamil is a very poor actress and brings the series down a notch.... I found the whole series very enjoyable although it wasn't a binge watch for me certainly nothing like breaking bad but I really enjoyed it. Ted Danson makes the series most definitely with his character, although from series 3 the show declined I didn't really grab my attention as the first three series did but I continued on to watch the finale was good. Michael Schur most definitely has a vivid imagination and I look forward to his new adventure.

I'm actually surprised by how much I ended up liking The Good Place. I gave it a chance while looking for a comedy to have on in the background while I do other things but ended up glued to my tv binging through all 4 seasons as fast as I could. I've heard nothing but great things about this show for the longest time, read all the great reviews, saw it has a 97% on Rotten Tomatoes and that it was nominated for a ton of awards, including a bunch of Emmy nominations, but yet I still put off watching it for some reason. I think it's because I enjoy other types of shows over comedy and was always involved watching other shows I just ended up forgetting about this one. My mistake because I ended up loving this one. It has an incredible cast led by the legendary Ted Danson and Kristen Bell. The supporting cast is just as good and wouldn't be nearly as good without them.

This started a very slippery path for me. Since watching the good place a few years back I have become quite the enjoyer of philosophy to a further level. Aside from that this show was so entertaining and I can't help but have it in my comfort show pocket. All the characters go down perfect paths and it feels completed. I don't want more in the best way possible. I think Michael schurr is one of the greatest comedy/sitcom writer ever. He is a master at his craft. All the philosophical and moral elements are used right and explain it in a way that's enjoyable, this comedy is much more than a comedy to me, plus chidi is so me. Underrated is truly an understatement for this show, it is brilliant and never done before, to watch the good place for the first time again would be a dream. What a perfect sitcom.