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Having replied to the last CMC episode, the last slice of life episode from this generation comes next...and it´s a real banger. I can´t add much more than what´s been said but it´s a wonderfully executed episode. If you are familiar with the Saddle Row Review and Brotherhooves Social, this episode mixes both and the expected wedding finishes the 9 year cycle of this gen. Time to say goodbye. The Big Mac Question. >>/4767/ > This was a great episode with a haunting end I almost can't stand.Loved the "reality show" interview format and the jumping around of perspectives. if the CMC episode wasn´t good enough, this one goes further into the comedy (established in a reality show format a la Saddle Row Review) and huge emotional feelings during the end. I can imagine a lot of ans being loss of words towards this one. > I will admit was kind of a cute way to get the cast of characters they had all involved.It felt like that nearly everyone got at least one moment without it feeling overcrowded at all absolutely and the best of all is that they all play an integral part for the story, how they create that mess for themselves yet they drove to that spontaneous resolution....all the parts come together and this collage of actions between the active characters, is just really close to a flawless execution. Hands down the staff has taken a lot of care for this episode. > (compare to 2,4,6 Greaaat, which could've been a bit better ep if they had given the development starved Student 6 a bit more time) it´s unrelated to this episode but this is an actual flaw that the students do have yet their detractors only point out the easy targets that surround them. Nice observation there, especially for Ocellus. Anyway, back to the episode. > I loved the various perspectives and antics, with my favorite being Discord and his Apples.Why these brought me so much joy I do not know but I loved them running around chasing chaos and even their little cameo at the end. Discord has shown a really great dynamic with both Spike and Big Mac since Dungeons and Discords, they have nailed it at finding a place in these slice of life episodes. He has shone way more here than in the Summer Sun Setback because his chaotic decisions, while not badly intended,have contributed a lot for the main problem. His mix of laziness for putting the apples in the proper place, the lack of indifference shown from his part when he acknowledged that he messed it up with the menacing big apple and how in his personal interview tried to excuse himself from these events; in general his antics have worked at causing more problems than intended yet giving more time for the comedy in these 22 minutes. I am not sure if this is his best episode but for sure, he has worked brilliantly here at the right time.