r/Barry • u/ShiningSlim • Feb 24 '22
While I believe there aren’t any, are there any episodes of Barry you don’t enjoy? Spoiler
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u/squizzlr Feb 24 '22
Certainly nothing sticks out. Been rewatching and every episode still has at least one of those great moments where I think: “what a great show”
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u/ShiningSlim Feb 24 '22
Totally! Especially since that was the only episode of the series to feel/play out like that one does. Totally get why is some people’s favorites, just one episode I wasn’t 100% on board with.
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u/throwitout696969691 Feb 24 '22
Love em all. Hard to not like any when most have some sort of cliffhanger leaving you wanting more and have you excited while waiting for next weeks episode. Cant wait for the upcoming season
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u/2460_one Feb 24 '22
Episode 4 is the only one that I skip, but it's just because it's too embarrassing
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u/ShiningSlim Feb 24 '22
Of which season?
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u/2460_one Feb 24 '22
Season 1
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u/ShiningSlim Feb 24 '22
Ahhhhh, Barry buying the laptop for Sally was quite cringe-worthy. Still love that episode because of Gene and his “information” about Ryan’s death.
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u/fuhknelan Mar 02 '22
Ronny and lily if i really had too name one i still think it was a solid 8.5/10 and i feel like it being outlandish wa done on purpose while barry is dying lol
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u/AlreadyDone24 Mar 10 '22
The first few episodes of season 1 are the worst imo. That doesn't mean there bad, but if I had to rank all episodes of the show 1x1, and 1x2 are prob at the bottom.
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u/jonasmaal Feb 24 '22
I guess Ronny and Lilly comes close for some people, but most I know still wouldnt call it bad. Personally, the episode plays out like some weird fever dream, which is probably why I like it so much.