Same here, but people seem to be forgetting that it’s presumably a group decision to film this episode when they did. The other two must’ve been aware that Joey hadn’t yet seen it, and decided that they wanted to coincide the episode release pretty closely with the AoT finale. Ideally Joey would’ve gotten off his ass to watch the final episodes, but they could’ve also shelved this episode until he did. It would seem that views > quality of content in this case…

Yeah, great points. There’s some saying that the theme of this episode was kinda spontaneous, so maybe it came up organically and they didn’t realize Joey hadn’t watched it. If that’s true, I probably would’ve cut that convo short and shelved it for another episode when he did finish it.

The fact that he watched neither is mildly annoying though, I could see not catching the actual final yet if he’s been traveling or busy or something. But to have skipped the previous one seems weird

I agree with all that, but did he have any takes on the content of the ending? Unless I was only half paying attention(very possible), his main take was the naming convention of the various final season parts…which is a super common take that you wouldn’t need to have watched the ending to arrive at.

Him implying that the naming of those parts would turn people off of watching it is pretty silly and hyperbolic though

Yeah, some of it is definitely a result of his laziness haha. Or being busy with other project…or both, likely.

I’m actually surprised more people aren’t piling on Connor for some of his takes in that episode haha. That and calling Joey contrarian for purposefully not watching the end of AoT (which he is generally for sure), but not sure if Garnt gets the same treatment for his intentional avoidance of FMA. Either way, people need to chill, lol

Yep, that’s what I originally said too. Once they discovered there wasn’t much to talk about, probably should’ve moved on for now.

And agree, there wasn’t too much going on this episode