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Cuando Maggie consigue un perro de apoyo emocional para ayudar a calmar parte de su ansiedad, descubre que él es aún más efectivo de lo que imaginaba ... porque, sin que ella lo supiera, mata a cualquiera que agregue estrés a su vida.
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I find this show hit and miss, some episode are just boring but you get the odd episodes that is good, this is one of the good episodes.It's worth a watch :) I could be a little biased though, I have anxiety and if I could get an emotional support dog that got rid of anyone who made me anxious, my life would be complete. :'D
Judy Greer is a national treasure. From Arrested Development to Archer to Storybots to her million movie roles, she's always a treat. That being said, even she couldn't save this extremely weak horror film. With a concept where there's no explanation for why it is, characters that are bland (at best), all the horror moments happening off-screen, and the comedic bits falling very, very flat, I struggled to stay any amount of interested in the 90 long, long, long minutes this film is. Even if you love Greer, you can skip this one.
This show is so weird with their mix of horror and comedy, and I love them for it. As much as there are bad episodes here and there, even those rarely feel like the same as when you watch some pretentious piece of film crash and burn. The people in charge here know not to take themselves so seriously. This one felt like 'A Nasty Piece of Work', the other great and more comedic episode of this season.
Another failed attempt at both humor as well as horror. The idea of a killer dog isn't new but nothing feels killer about the dog at any point whatsoever. It had some fun moments and the dog is quite cute, the actress did an okay job but it left me longing for something more entertaining.
That was a decent episode, I liked it Maybe it's because a puppy was starring, I don't know, but it was fun