Superstore appreciation thread

[Ben Wyatt]

Like the title says, let's appreciate a very solid yet underrated comedy

Last night was the finale. I thought it was very well done and surprisingly poignant

[ppl591]

One of my favorite shows on television. Kind of sad its over, haven't watched the finale yet but I hope it's a fitting end

[Ben Wyatt]

Mar 26, 2021 19:28:56 GMT -5 ppl591 said:

One of my favorite shows on television. Kind of sad its over, haven't watched the finale yet but I hope it's a fitting end

It is. At least I think so

And I'm bummed its over but glad it didn't limp along for 2 seasons too long

[ppl591]

Mar 26, 2021 19:30:11 GMT -5 Ben Wyatt said:

Mar 26, 2021 19:28:56 GMT -5 ppl591 said:

One of my favorite shows on television. Kind of sad its over, haven't watched the finale yet but I hope it's a fitting end

It is. At least I think so

And I'm bummed its over but glad it didn't limp along for 2 seasons too long

I don't disagree. It has felt a little rushed to me. I think they could've had another half season or something like that to build to the end.

I am pleasantly surprised the quality never went down. I only watched the show at first because I worked in a grocery store called superstore but it really grew on me.

[SHAKEMASTER TV9 is Don Knotts]

I think the show still had some legs left, but it had a very good run, 6 seasons at over 100 episodes. But when Amy is on the show, it feels more like itself again.

They shot 9 episodes when NBC told them that this would be there last season and to wrap things up at 15 episodes. So there definitely is a rushed feel for a couple of storylines, but overall very satisfying.

This will be a show that will find another audience from streaming since it's a really easy watch from the beginning and you can just go through episodes so fast.

[Ultimo Gallos]

Loved how they threw in a bunch of stuff for the fans that had watched every episode.

Sure this season without Amy ,for most of it,felt not as good. It was still something we watched every week.

And thankfully they revealed who was leaving the feet all over the store. I saw that laughed loud enough I woke up my dog.

[Vice honcho room temperature]

I could never watch. 1) I work retail so I relate too closely.

2) I got super hooked on someone who America Ferra reminds me alot of so it still hurts

[KAMALARAMBO: BOOMSHAKALAKA!!!]

It kept the same quality throughout which is pretty impressive especially these days where so many things drag on aimlessly. The episodes without Amy tended to be a tad lesser, but that’s really nitpicking as there are very few of them.

TV needs to step their game up again with live action comedies. There is still Its Always Sunny in Philadelphia, but I’m drawing a blank on other really high quality things. In the last 10 years we’ve lost so many good ones with nothing really stepping up to fill them void. The Office, Parks and Rec, and now Superstore.

[I'm Team Bayley and Indi]

I have just started watching this the past month or so since it's been added to Netflix here, really like it, think I'm on the 4th season, but as been constant so far like people have said

[Triangle Lancer]

I watched a little when my son put it on in the living room, which is an unspoken hint "Hey dad, check this out!"

Maybe on my vacation next week I'll run through them on my own.

[Ultimo Gallos]

Mar 27, 2021 9:13:58 GMT -5 Triangle Lancer said:

I watched a little when my son put it on in the living room, which is an unspoken hint "Hey dad, check this out!"

Maybe on my vacation next week I'll run through them on my own.

It's a pretty good sitcom. I started watching it after catching half an episode in season 1. We were flipping channels and she saw America Ferrera on the screen and we stopped and watched the rest of the episode. Enjoyed it enough I went and go what had aired of season 1.

What I liked is the show let the characters grow. Which is kind of rare in US sitcoms in the modern era. For example Cheyanne. She changed so much from that first season.

[Stu]

Brett is a legend. Best employee on earth

[Ben Wyatt]

Mar 27, 2021 14:39:53 GMT -5 Ultimo Gallos said:

Mar 27, 2021 9:13:58 GMT -5 Triangle Lancer said:

I watched a little when my son put it on in the living room, which is an unspoken hint "Hey dad, check this out!"

Maybe on my vacation next week I'll run through them on my own.

It's a pretty good sitcom. I started watching it after catching half an episode in season 1. We were flipping channels and she saw America Ferrera on the screen and we stopped and watched the rest of the episode. Enjoyed it enough I went and go what had aired of season 1.

What I liked is the show let the characters grow. Which is kind of rare in US sitcoms in the modern era. For example Cheyanne. She changed so much from that first season.

I really liked Dina's evolution as it went on.

[SHAKEMASTER TV9 is Don Knotts]

The break room scenes have been gold on this show. Here's a good one.

[bibboid]

Was the ending a bit rushed? Yes.
Did they still manage to tie up every loose end and give a satisfying send off for all the characters? Also yes.

I’ve been watching this past season and wondering how they were going to deal with some of the new storylines. Looks like they just abandoned them since there was no time to let them properly evolve.

[Ultimo Gallos]

Mar 27, 2021 16:40:55 GMT -5 Ben Wyatt said:

Mar 27, 2021 14:39:53 GMT -5 Ultimo Gallos said:

It's a pretty good sitcom. I started watching it after catching half an episode in season 1. We were flipping channels and she saw America Ferrera on the screen and we stopped and watched the rest of the episode. Enjoyed it enough I went and go what had aired of season 1.

What I liked is the show let the characters grow. Which is kind of rare in US sitcoms in the modern era. For example Cheyanne. She changed so much from that first season.

I really liked Dina's evolution as it went on.

Yep that was another great one. Even minor characters like Elias or Markus got decent amounts of development.

[BK From WV]

I just watched the finale. Loved it. I'm going to miss this show. I work for Kroger so I could relate with this show so much. It was scary how much of the cast reminds me of people I either work with or have worked with.

[Lt. Palumbo]

At first I thought it'd be a show I put on but didn't care about or tell anyone I watched. Like Big Bang Theory. I can admit here that I saw every episode of that, but I'd never call myself a fan. I've just worked from home for the last seven years and need to stick something on in the background. I thought Superstore would be I'm that same bucket. But it was so genuinely smart and endearing that I was recommending it to some pretty discerning friends before the first season was over.

[Dave the Dave]

Walk with Elias?

[Ultimo Gallos]

Mar 31, 2021 23:51:17 GMT -5 Dave the Dave said:

Walk with Elias?

More like hop or crawl with Elias...