TL;DR – It is the moment when the loss and pain catch up with everyone.
Score – 4 out of 5 stars

Review –
We continue our march to the final ever episode of The Good Place with a real threat looming over us. No one is
improving and time is not infinite. It is in these moments of pressure in the
past where the series has really excelled but will it work this time around.
So to set the scene, after our two-part season opener A
Girl from Arizona, things had started to move into place. But every
step forward was also a step back. They got rid of the demon in disguise, but
then Chidi (William Jackson Harper) got brought more into the fold at the
further expense of Eleanor’s (Kristen Bell) happiness. As well as this, after
some struggles Janet (D’Arcy Carden) decided to break up with Jason (Manny
Jacinto), leaving more of the group fractured. Just a reminder that we will be looking at the
episode at the whole, so there will be [SPOILERS] ahead.

This
was an episode of bringing people together and finding ways forward. The emotional
core of the episode this week was the relationship between John (Brandon Scott
Jones) and Tahani (Jameela Jamil). Among finding out that 8 characters in Game
of Thrones are based on her, we also got to dive into the core of the
character. There is this moment of self-reflection that would not have occurred
to Tahani if not for her journey in the show so far. As Tahani’s character has
been a bit in the background so far this season it was really good to see her
take centre stage and also have some really strong character moments, even if
she does triple name drop.
This episode we also continue our mirroring of the first season with Eleanor
and Michael (Ted Danson) resorting to torturing Chidi to get him to start
thinking of philosophy and the method they use is a combination of Jason and
weaponising Immanuel Kant. Seeing them resort to The Bad Place methods is an
interesting turn and it does give an interesting insight into how the first season
must have gone from the demon’s perspective. It also gave Eleanor a real moment
of reflection as it shone a light on her motives. It also gave Michael a chance
to show he’s still in this game after the revelation for last week. Oh and don’t
forget helpful intelligent ants.

In the end, do we recommend Chillaxing? Yes we do. This season continues to be the strong swan song that everyone hoped it would be. Also, in those closing moments it seems that something ruinous is bearing down on them.
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Credits – All images were created
by the cast, crew, and production companies of The
Good Place
Directed by – Anya Adams
Written by – Aisha Muharrar
Created by – Michael Schur
Starring in Season 4 – Kristen Bell, William Jackson Harper, Jameela
Jamil, Manny Jacinto, D’Arcy Carden & Ted Danson with Brandon Scott Jones, Josh Siegal & Sheilia Carrasco