@northern haste  
And he just assumed that that was intentional, and not just a common wordplay technique?

@Ihhh  
The team names are also the shipping names.  
^{of course you would only get them if you know the ships}

@zidders  

 
The hell?

Why Of Course It Is….It Has Always Been So Damn Good/Amazing  
Still Not Ready For It To End Though :(
 
All The Seasons Are Amazing <3

@Background Pony #FDE1  
How dare people have a different opinion? How dare people explain why they disagree with you? Truly the most heinous things a person can do.

@Background Pony #F1B8  
Who said they wanted to forget?

don’t ask later why they changed to G5 and want to forget the fandom

Well, I still think so.

Basically how stans react to valid negative criticism.

Yeah, especially thanks to episodes like this

This comment section is truly the halls of debate.

@D50  
Enjoying a guilty pleasure doesn’t mean you’re admitting something is bad. It just means you’re enjoying something you know most people for whatever reason think is bad. I used to enjoy The Lord of the Rings as a guilty pleasure. Why? Because back in the 80’s it was considered ‘geek’ stuff. It was the kind of thing that got you excluded from tables at lunch and laughed at. Then in the early 2k’s Peter Jackson came out with the LotR trilogy and suddenly it was OK to be into it. Things can guilty pleasures and then not be. Michael Jackson wasn’t then it turned out he was a pedo. Now I don’t have Thriller on my public Halloween Spotify playlist because I don’t want to encourage people listening to his music in public where it can cause his victims harm.
 
So yeah-guilty pleasure is a thing.

Imo it wasn’t good. Character-wise Twilight was really out of character and the interactions were forced. The whole episode was. It’s almost as if Hasbro figured since it was the last season they wanted to wring as much advertising value out of it as possible and made them go with an even more blatant tie-in than the D&D/O&O episodes. At least with O&O ot makes sense. The game’s about adventures/they go on adventures. Since when has this game show been a thing? Why wasn’t it mentioned in previous episodes? Add to that all the annoying shipping references and it’s just a mess.
 
Every season gets one I suppose.

@Zyr87  
The latter is not more subjective.
 
This is so incredibly simple that there shouldn’t be a back and forth.
 
Not liking something does not mean it is bad.

@D50  
Yeah there is. Cause a person can enjoy an episode despite thinking it’s a bad quality one. One of my guilty pleasures is A Matter of Principals. I hate it because of how much Discord was abused and how twisted and badly-written the plot was, and how stuffed full of cringe it is, but I still find some of the scenes enjoyable to watch, despite the fact I think they’re bad.

@PurpleWonderPower  
Well then, agree to disagree when it comes to the subject of quality being completely subjective. If quality is completely subjective, there’s no such thing as “guilty pleasures,” since the conceit of guilty pleasures is that one personally finds a work enjoyable despite an admission that it is of poor quality.

@Zyr87  
Exactly.

@D50  
Yes. In that person’s opinion. If another person likes it, then it’s a good episode in their opinion. I hate Friendship University more than just about anything, in fact I think it’s the worst episode any show has ever brought its audience, but there are people who do like it. That doesn’t mean it’s objectively good or bad, it just means some people like it and some people don’t.

@PurpleWonderPower  
Indeed. The latter is FAR more subjective than the former.

This season blows, concluded.

@PurpleWonderPower  
Consider: An episode could be structurally sound with rewarding callbacks and subtle foreshadowing that is consistent with the established lore and history of the series and doesn’t hinder the pacing of the episode in any way, but someone could still hate it solely because the episode revolves around a character they hate. Does that suddenly make it a bad episode?

@Pause  
That’s cause there is a huge difference between what makes a dish bad and what makes a TV show bad.

@PurpleWonderPower  
No. There is a massive difference.
 
If I got served a dish from Gordon Ramsay and didn’t like it that doesn’t make the dish bad. It just means you don’t like it.

@D50  
Hardly a difference. Saying you don’t like something is literally saying you find it bad. I mean, you guys say it’s good “just because you like it”. A person’s perfectly entitled to say something is good or bad.

So because I’m still enjoying the show and think it’s good, therefore I must be twilighting like crazy, huh?