This is a review (mine, I suppose, if you believe in ownership ((what a ludicrous thing to say)) which entails my very personal opinion about the season 2 finale of Broad City.
The main plot of the episode is that something occurs while Abbi and Ilana wander, saunter and stroll along the streets of New York (I wouldn't be sure it's New York, television is a lie). As they amble the streets aimlessly, they encounter some people in quasi-peculiar premises and thus comedic situations ensue -because they can do that- which results in funny scenes that one would watch in amusement and, sometimes, laughter.
This specific episode is not very exceptional or special because nothing really is (well, except this one time in a camp on the red sea when a cat decided to have its fetus aborted on my lap), but it guarantees entertainment through these nihilistic, semi-purposeless, and sarcastic portrayals of the city and the lives of two "regular" girls living in New York (presumably).
I conclude this review with my episode rating that is an 8 out of 10, and admitting that there are indeed too many parentheses in this concise review.
The main plot of the episode is that something occurs while Abbi and Ilana wander, saunter and stroll along the streets of New York (I wouldn't be sure it's New York, television is a lie). As they amble the streets aimlessly, they encounter some people in quasi-peculiar premises and thus comedic situations ensue -because they can do that- which results in funny scenes that one would watch in amusement and, sometimes, laughter.
This specific episode is not very exceptional or special because nothing really is (well, except this one time in a camp on the red sea when a cat decided to have its fetus aborted on my lap), but it guarantees entertainment through these nihilistic, semi-purposeless, and sarcastic portrayals of the city and the lives of two "regular" girls living in New York (presumably).
I conclude this review with my episode rating that is an 8 out of 10, and admitting that there are indeed too many parentheses in this concise review.
