What did everyone honestly think of the 200th episode? I thought it was funny, but it should have been a two parter with more of the actual cast interaction.
Jack wasn't there but for a few minutes, and he didn't really have much personal interaction with anyone.
I also found it just a bit insulting. Some of the "skits" were funny, but others it seemed like they took fans suggestions, wants, dreams, and showed why they thought they were all stupid ideas and would never do them.
I did like Sam's smug smile after the wedding fantasy, but to have the writer say, "Yeah if I want to torture the audience on purpose". Many of the audience would love to see a real wedding between those two, we have suggested that to the writers for a long time. It wouldn't torture us to give us what we'd asked for. The actual wedding was pretty funny, and I liked the sequence, but it just seemed as if they had taken so many of our hopes and turned them into nothing.
Some of the other skits were direct takes on conversations we've had here on the board.
The ending was boring. They spent screen time on people who aren't even the main cast. It didn't make much sense at all. And where was Hammond? It seemed just wrong to have a milestone episode without him.
Jack wasn't there but for a few minutes, and he didn't really have much personal interaction with anyone.
I also found it just a bit insulting. Some of the "skits" were funny, but others it seemed like they took fans suggestions, wants, dreams, and showed why they thought they were all stupid ideas and would never do them.
I did like Sam's smug smile after the wedding fantasy, but to have the writer say, "Yeah if I want to torture the audience on purpose". Many of the audience would love to see a real wedding between those two, we have suggested that to the writers for a long time. It wouldn't torture us to give us what we'd asked for. The actual wedding was pretty funny, and I liked the sequence, but it just seemed as if they had taken so many of our hopes and turned them into nothing.
Some of the other skits were direct takes on conversations we've had here on the board.
The ending was boring. They spent screen time on people who aren't even the main cast. It didn't make much sense at all. And where was Hammond? It seemed just wrong to have a milestone episode without him.
I thought it was a great way for the actors and TPTB to celebrate 200 episodes. IMO, there were a lot of priceless moments in "200" I'll remember forever.
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