Oct 27, 2026 · 47 min · 10 segments
Written by Steven S. DeKnight and Drew Goddard, and directed by…
For those listening along and not watching along, this is the one with the unstable slayer from the psych ward breaks loose and starts killing people.
I love this episode.
Yeah, she's killing everybody.
It's not just she's finding bad guys.
A random dude tries to help her and she murders him.
She murders Mr. Johnson.
She murders...
she does murder Mr. Johnson she's damaged she that is the name of the episode she is damaged and it's because she was kidnapped as a child and tortured and her family was murdered
no yeah it's there's definitely like understanding there um I think I just I misremembered that she was killing indiscriminately.
She was just killing everybody.
I think I was always remembering like, oh, she's killing bad guys.
And it's like, well, you shouldn't do that.
Like, you shouldn't just like torture people just because they did something wrong.
Well, I think she
is.
I think she's killing them because I think she keeps seeing the guy that kidnapped her.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I also like that they kind of...
I mean, they go back on it a little bit.
They make this doctor kind of like Professor Duncan in Abed's Uncontrollable Christmas where he's more focused on the book instead of helping the patients.
But I do like in this open that they establish... that it's a relatively warm environment, and it's not like Terminator 2, where the guys, it's just this menacing, and they're taking advantage of people.
And I'm not looking for propaganda of psych warbs, whatever, I just, Like that is always the trope in these things where they open and they're like, yeah, you fucking degenerate.
You're never getting out of here.
For those listening along and not watching along, this is the one with the unstable slayer from the psych ward breaks loose and starts killing people.
I love this episode.
Yeah, she's killing everybody.
It's not just she's finding bad guys.
A random dude tries to help her and she murders him.
She murders Mr. Johnson.
She murders...
she does murder Mr. Johnson she's damaged she that is the name of the episode she is damaged and it's because she was kidnapped as a child and tortured and her family was murdered
no yeah it's there's definitely like understanding there um I think I just I misremembered that she was killing indiscriminately.
She was just killing everybody.
I think I was always remembering like, oh, she's killing bad guys.
And it's like, well, you shouldn't do that.
Like, you shouldn't just like torture people just because they did something wrong.
Well, I think she
is.
I think she's killing them because I think she keeps seeing the guy that kidnapped her.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I also like that they kind of...
I mean, they go back on it a little bit.
They make this doctor kind of like Professor Duncan in Abed's Uncontrollable Christmas where he's more focused on the book instead of helping the patients.
But I do like in this open that they establish... that it's a relatively warm environment, and it's not like Terminator 2, where the guys, it's just this menacing, and they're taking advantage of people.
And I'm not looking for propaganda of psych warbs, whatever, I just, Like that is always the trope in these things where they open and they're like, yeah, you fucking degenerate.
You're never getting out of here.
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