History NightmareFuel / TheGoodPlace

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!! General

!! Season 1

!! Season 2

!! Season 3

!! Season 4

*** Think about everyone who ever died since 1497. Every child, every ''baby'', who ever died in any way, since 1497, is being tortured, most of them without the intellectual maturity to even comprehend what is happening to them, for all eternity. Fred Rogers is in hell. Abraham Lincoln is in hell. Steve Irwin is in hell. Every victim of every unjust murder, every terrorist attack, every freak accident and every genocide since 1497 is in hell as are their perpetrators. To borrow a turn of phrase from Carl Sagan, who is also in hell- every saint and sinner since 1497 is being eaten by four-headed flying bears for all of eternity.

*** Think about everyone who ever died since 1497. Every child who ever died in any way, since 1497, is being tortured, most of them without the intellectual maturity to even comprehend what is happening to them, for all eternity. Fred Rogers is in hell. Abraham Lincoln is in hell. Steve Irwin is in hell. Every victim of every unjust murder, every terrorist attack and every genocide since 1497 is in hell as are their perpetrators. To borrow a turn of phrase from Carl Sagan, who is also in hell- every saint and sinner since 1497 is being eaten by four-headed flying bears for all of eternity.

* In "The Brainy Bunch", The Judge sends Trevor flying off into void due to him interrupting her and also tricking The Doorman. His fate utterly terrifies Michael and Janet. Trevor [[AssholeVictim may have been a jerk]], but that punishment is just horrific.

* In "The Brainy Bunch", The Judge flings Trevor into void for annoying him, his screams of terror terrify Michael and Janet. Trevor [[AssholeVictim may have been a jerk]], but that punishment is horrific.

* The whole concept of the afterlife the show presents. Your entire life, from birth to death, is monitored by bizarre and unknowable entities who assign point values to every single decision you make. If you fail to reach a high enough standard, you get left to suffer horrific physical or psychological torture forever. And that's ''before'' we find out that, not only is the system fundamentally flawed, making it so achieving a high enough point total been impossible for over ''five-hundred years'', but even the souls that ''do'' make it into the Good Place end up literally losing their minds from boredom, as they all eventually run out of things to keep them entertained. Every human who has ever lived has had a ''miserable'' afterlife experience, yet everyone involved, from the accountants to the heads of the Good and Bad Places to Gen herself, either doesn't notice, care, or have a solution to the problem. It takes incredible effort and ''massive'' amounts of luck to get them to change such an obviously and horrifically flawed system. Just imagine if the heroes had failed, and the system was left to go on as it had been...

*** Think about everyone who ever died since 1497. Every child who ever died in any way, since 1497, is being tortured, most of them without the intellectual maturity to even comprehend what is happening to them, for all eternity. Fred Rogers is in hell. Abraham Lincoln is in hell. Every victim of every unjust murder, every terrorist attack and every genocide since 1497 is in hell as are their perpetrators. To borrow a turn of phrase from Carl Sagan, who is also in hell- every saint and sinner since 1497 is being eaten by four-headed flying bears for all of eternity.

* The whole concept of the afterlife the show presents. Your entire life, from birth to death, is monitored by bizarre and unknowable entities who assign point values to every single decision you make. If you fail to reach a high enough standard, you get left to suffer horrific physical or psychological torture forever. And that's ''before'' we find out that not only is the system inherently broken, making achieving a high enough point total impossible, but it's been like that for over ''five-hundred years''. No one involved, from the accountants to the heads of both the Good and Bad Places to Gen herself, seems to notice or care, and it takes incredible effort and ''massive'' amounts of luck to get them to change such an obviously and horrifically flawed system. Just imagine if the heroes had failed, and the system was left to go on as it had been...

** Michael reveals his true form is a gigantic Cthulhu-esque squid monster with "spikes everywhere" and "so much juice." It's apparently such a horrifying sight that he refuses to reveal it even when it's the only way to prove his identity, as he's afraid his friends would never be able to look at him as anything else. To repeat: He would rather blow himself up for a few months than have his friends see him as he truly is.

* The whole concept of the afterlife the show presents. Your entire life, from birth to death, is monitored by bizarre and unknowable entities who assign point values to every single decision you make. If you fail to reach a high enough standard, you get left to suffer horrific physical or psychological torture forever. And that's before we find out that not only is the system is inherently broken, making achieving a high enough point total impossible and it's been like that for over five-hundred years but no one involved, from the accountants to the heads of both the Good and Bad Places to Gen herself, seems to notice or care and it takes incredible effort and massive amounts of luck to get them to change such an obviously and horrifically flawed system. Just imagine if the heroes had failed and the system was left to go on as it had been.

* The whole concept of the afterlife the show presents. Your entire life, from birth to death, is monitored by bizarre and unknowable entities who assign point values to every single decision you make. If you fail to reach a high enough standard, you get left to suffer physical or psychological torture forever.

*** Think about everyone who ever died since 1497. Every child who ever died in any way, since 1497, is being tortured, most of them without the intellectual maturity to even comprehend what is happening to them, for all eternity. Fred Rogers is in hell. Abraham Lincoln is in hell. Every victim of every unjust murder, every terrorist attack and every genocide since 1497 is in hell. To borrow a turn of phrase from Carl Sagan, who is also in hell- every saint and sinner since 1497 is being eaten by four-headed flying bears for all of eternity.

*** And by nobody we mean ''nobody''. Even people who have already died and made it to the afterlife will be [[CessationOfExistence erased]] if Gen has her way. Imagine being one of the lucky few who made it to the Good Place. You were a good person all your life, and are being rewarded in death with eternal happiness, only to have it suddenly taken away from you, without you even knowing why.

** Michael reveals his true form is a gigantic Cthulhu-esque squid monster with "spikes everywhere" and "so much juice." It's apparently such a horrifying sight that he refuses to reveal it even when it's the only way to prove his identity, as he's afraid his friends would never be able to look at him as anything else.