Zoso Achilles
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I'll give you that. Though personally, that's the kind of story I like; it's not just what it seems to be on the surface, and there's meaningful connectivity among all events. That's why I liked Lost so much.Yeah, but the story was very minimalistic. The story in the first four seasons was mainly an excuse to get Sarge and the gang into really stupid situations and see how they reacted. The "story" was them. As such, it was really easy to follow and you could mostly ignore it. Nowadays it's very convoluted.
The way I see it, people watch RvB for two reasons:
1. It's funny
2. Sarge and the gang (and the chemistry among them) are a lot of fun.
The first four minutes of that episode had neither.
Fairly early on in the show (RvB), around the transition to Halo 2, they did one of my favorite sequences. I'll spoiler it I guess.
Church was blasted into the past (back to Marathon lol) and continuously went back to try to stop Wyoming(?) from blowing everything up. At one point all of his iterations met up to discuss all the ways they failed. One of them was gold colored for some reason, and said "don't ask." A couple seasons later, they finally explained the inconsequential thing that caused it to happen.