Necrotongue

As a viewer who has seen all previous seasons, I can say about the opening episode of the fourth season that while it wasn't bad, it was certainly devilishly weird. I definitely had things to laugh about and I quite enjoyed the plot, but I really missed the disconnected part of the team. "How come you're here? Did you walk?" "It was an energetic walk." "Do you want a tattoo?" "No, I already have a tattoo." "What? Where? Why? How?"

Season 3 was also great in my view. Unfortunately, the same thing happened as in the previous seasons – there was an episode which I gave three stars only out of good will, and with two other episodes I really had to struggle not to go below two stars. I do think it’s a shame, the season would really deserve a full score, especially for its strong finale.

The final episode of the third season was packed with events. The plot was absolutely great, I constantly had a reason to laugh, and as a bonus, I got the chance to peek into Rosina's privacy. The conclusion was moreover perfect and got me perfectly tuned for the next season. // "Bobe, did you kill him?" "And now I have to kill you too." "I'm absolutely shocked." / "Scully, why are you lying here?" "There's a bed here." / "Call Venus! Call Venus!"

I really enjoyed the preparatory phase of the action in the FBI building, and because the execution was even more exciting, there was no doubt about the five-star rating. // "We'll hang out here for a while, do you want to chat?" "Better not." "Agreed." / "Oh my, there are two of them." / "Are you practicing yoga?" "To stay balanced. Don't ask or I'll step on your smile." / "

The twenty-first episode was a success for the creators, so I didn't have to hesitate with the rating. The covert operation in the Texas prison was absolutely crazy, the fake funeral was atypical thanks to Rose, and I couldn't help but enjoy it. // "A white woman in a Texas prison? Hmmm, she must be evil." / "Great, I've always wanted to kill someone at a funeral, hahaha..." / "Old Bachelor is a TV show, André Agassi is back in the game, and I'm also avoiding gluten." / "Pimento is dead, thanks for participating."

And again, I had a great time, luckily there are also romantic moments with Rosa, but they are different... I enjoyed all four bachelor parties and I didn't get bored for a second. // "I will make him talk, right? I just need a car battery, some cables, and access to his little container." / "Let's do it, team!" "Discreetly, Jake." "Let's do it, team!"

And once again, like on a swing. Last time at the bottom, now at the top. Seriously, I don't understand these script fluctuations at all. Sure, there can be a weaker part, but for there to be such a difference between two episodes, that's beyond me. I suffered through the previous episode, this time I enjoyed it. // "Goodbye, tank." "Tank?! I gained two kilograms in Paris! Two kilograms!" / "In that course, I'll be a star. In twenty years, embroidering will give you strong hands." / "Your ears are more seasoned than my whole body." / "We'll die here! We'll die here! We'll die here! We'll die here!"

I wasn't completely enthusiastic about the previous episode, but the eighteenth one really buried it. The writer should have started banging his head against the wall as soon as he first thought of writing an episode about guarding the captain's house. There is hardly anything to be gained from such a clichéd matter (unless with a brilliant script), and the result showed that. Damn it, even the mandatory escape of the pet was included... // "Are you making holes? You have too much paper there." "I wouldn't say that." / "Amy, me and blind Charles will search the surroundings." / "Damn it, Charles, it's a raccoon!" "No..."

With the seventeenth episode, the creators didn't quite hit the mark for me. I was deciding between three and four stars, and only my non-conflicting, sensitive nature decided to round up. 4*- // "And you're bragging about it?" "No... It's a breakup for me."

The drawback of the sixteenth episode was the case of the missing hobo, which I didn't find too interesting. Fortunately, everything was saved by the battle with phobias and Hitchcock's secret operation. // "The stapler, scissors, and also rubber bands... He knows me inside out." / "Look at him. He's in a mess, he hates having to stand."