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David Oliver of CHUD.com gave the episode an 8.6 rating out of 10, and commented that it was a "good" episode, though he was "bummed" to see Daniel go. Oliver also said that while the episode did "very little" to advance the season storyline significantly, there were "some significant" developments and revelations in it. [15]
The episode received critical acclaim. Matt Fowler of IGN gave it a 9.2 out of 10 saying "'Spend' was a damn solid episode that, in just one week, flipped me around on the whole 'Rick taking over Alexandria' situation. Full of huge, tense moments and surprising deaths, this chapter now has me back on Team Ricktatorship." [4]
"No Exit" received mixed to negative reviews with many hoping that now that Katherine's secret was revealed, the show will "kick in". Carrie Raisler from The A.V. Club gave a B rate to the episode saying that it was a filler episode: "this path to realization [finding out that Katherine is in Elena's body] basically creates a filler episode, a way to move the story to the place it needs to be ...
Levi officially came out in the fifteenth season's mid-season finale, "Blowin' in the Wind," a pivotal moment that also inspired actor Jake Borelli to come out as gay alongside his character. [15] After the episode aired, Borelli shared a heartfelt post on his Instagram, writing, "As a gay guy myself, tonight's episode was so special to me.
Wait, so Never Have I Ever won’t come back for season 5?. Sadly, there won’t be more episodes after the season four finale. But the good news is that we’re actually getting a proper ending ...
She requested to work with Johnson because of their experiences together working on the third-season episode "Fly". [5] The two worked together throughout the production with them overseeing the final cut, a first for Walley-Beckett. [4] [6] Ultimately, Johnson said that the episode was Walley-Beckett's, who found herself deeply proud of the ...
Related: The 10 best medical shows ever. After Levi’s coming out episode aired, Borelli took to Instagram to announce his own sexuality, writing in part, “As a gay guy myself, tonight's ...
More of the Smile franchise's lore is revealed and expanded in the bonkers second film, which briefly carries over star Kyle Gallner's character from the first film to propel the story further.