For anyone wondering none of the episodes have a post-credits scene, except the last episode (technically mid-credits).
But we can discuss that in the last episode thread, not here.
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You should lock this thread so that people don't accidentally comment spoilers here
That's not a bad idea, I think I'll do it in the future, but I think this went ok.
Can anyone confirm if the abrupt fade out and fade in editing throughout the episodes are on Disney+? I'm watching it on Hulu and am wondering if they included the edited breaks specifically for Hulu since it's where they would put commercials in for the ad tier, or if Disney+ is the same.
Didn't see any
Awesome, thanks for the info! I was initially happy to watch it on Hulu since I like the user interface a little better but I'm definitely gonna watch the rest of it on Disney+ instead.
I also saw these on Hulu.
It's kind of interesting how this would make commercial breaks less jarring, but for those of us with the ad-free tier it just makes it more jarring and completely defeats the purpose of having them. I finished it out on Disney+ and it was much smoother without them, definitely recommend it to anyone with both services, but wouldn't recommend anyone pick up Disney+ just for it if they currently only have Hulu.
It's also weird because a TV show can build in commercial breaks and when watching without commercials it's noticable, but not distracting.
Maybe the decision to put it on Hulu was done super last minute, long after the show was fully edited, so they just hired someone to do they best they could in a very short period of time.
Either way for the level of product, it should have been better.
Why is Biscuit's pick-up a right hand drive 🤔?
Maybe because it's a mail truck, that allows for the driver to place mail in a mailbox without getting out of the car.