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New Girl - Review - "The Crawl"

11 Feb 2015

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New Girl - Review - "The Crawl"

New Girl last night took advantage of the upcoming romantic holiday to tell a story about Nick reeling from his break-up with Kai and his bounce back with the guys, Schmidt and Fawn Moscato, and Jess and Ryan. Nick asked the gang to partake in a bar crawl that he has been working on for nearly a decade to get the right vibe between different bars along the road. In a weird sense of irony, I too took part in a Valentine's Day-themed bar crawl this past weekend in Washington, D.C... The gang had a much better time than I did. Now let's dive into tonight's episode, "The Crawl."

"Hello, good February, I'm interested in casual sex." The crawl starts out at O'Malley's Irish Pub where Cece plans to out-drink Nick, Winston elects to be designated DD complete with a backpack of water and towels, while Nick is at the whim of Fawn and a social function/fundraiser. Ryan drops a bombshell on Jess and asks her to move in with her while he thinks about switching jobs so the other faculty will respect him. "The crawl is for all." Jess has a crisis of conscience and talks it out with Cece and a stranger in the bathroom while Winston and Nick comfort Ryan with alcohol, who feels like he jumped the gun with Jess.

Coach ends up running into the same girl at every bar, Fay/Fate, who may or may not be stalking him, but you knew from the first bar that she was going to get with Coach. They were both raised as Army brats and missed each other by a mere months. Something tells me this is the set-up for Coach's departure (yes, it's true and was confirmed last week that Damon Wayans Jr. would be leaving at the end of this season). Finally, Jess talks with Ryan about the move and decides to move in with him.

"Sparks are flying like the Right brothers between you too, and I would know, I have their biography in my backpack." Fawn Moscato shows up at the end of the crawl and admits to Schmidt that she wants a relationship, much to Cece's dismay. I knew in time Cece and Schmidt would get back together. They seemed perfect for each other and it's time they made that jump in their relationship. Now, to the real issue I had with this episode that negates what came before it. After Jess and Ryan discussed moving in together, Jess convinces Ryan to take a position with his alma-mater in the United Kingdom and promises that they'll make the long distance relationship work. What was the point of arguing over moving in if you were just going to excuse that notion a few hours later. It just felt like sloppy writing to throw a wrench in Jess's plan for a relationship that works. The crawl ends and Nick has a moment of sadness with completing the crawl and realizing he has nothing to go back to. The gang brings him back up and proves that they are the best when they look out for each other. I think this was the episode I was looking for to set up the remainder of the season so we shall see. Tune in next week for an all-new episode of New Girl and comment below with your thoughts.

About the Author - Edward Slothus
Edward Slothus is a young professional working in the Washington, D.C. Metro Area. An avid pop-culture, film, and television fan, his favorite shows include LOST, Breaking Bad, Game of Thrones, New Girl, Outlander, and (for inexplicable reasons that go against all sanity) The Leftovers.

15 comments:

  1. I thought this episode was hilarious. It felt Soooo good to see Meaghan Rather on my TV again. (Man I miss Being Human) my eyes lit up as soon as I saw her. I think her and Coach will be cute. I'm soooo sad about Jess and Ryan!!! (Sorry Nick) I thought that was going to be the deal breaker when he asked her to move in with him. Then she freaked out and got over it and I was cheering them. Then England had to call and my heart broke. Heavy sigh. I'm gonna miss Ryan. On my TV.

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  2. i know i was happy when i saw her and i am with you i do miss being human she was my fav on being human when i saw her i was like omg that is sally from being human

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  3. I miss the show soooo much. I think it was a month or so ago, iI finally deleted the last 4. Episodes off my DVR. Sigh...it was time to let go. = (....Sally was my favorite too. = )

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  4. i was sad when she died in the series finale i was hoping all 4 of them to be together at the end and i did not like that they killed Aden after he turn human and that they killed her and the house was really creepy in the finale season i hate the fact that a creepy little girl who died in the house was controlling the house

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  5. I actually loved the series finale. They did it perfectly. Yes it was sad, but it was a very happy ending, (which is very rare to have done right with TV shows). I thought it was bittersweet. But man did I cry a lot in that episode. And I couldn't STAND that little girl ghost, what was her name Mona?? Idr, but ughhh! I'm glad Aiden killed her. I couldn't take her.

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  6. You make good points and I agree I did hate the crazy creepy little ghost girl and was really happy when she died and It was a happy ending and I did really like the serise finale and it was a really good ending I was just sad that Aiden and Sally were not with their 2 wolf friends in the end

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  7. But they got to be happy together for eternity, AND they could visit them in their dreams. AND Josh and Nora lived. (Which was something I was terrified about, mostly for Josh). I honestly wouldn't have changed a thing about it. But I understand what you mean.

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  8. your right i agree with what you are saying and i am a girl

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  9. I assumed you were a girl. Lol but thanks for confirming it. Lol As am I. = )

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  10. also letting you know that am 22 and not in my 30 or 40 or 50

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  11. I enjoyed this episode.

    Every season we get an episode with Schmidt being self reflective and less... 'all about me' . The toilet bowl scene was one of them for this season. The fact it's him helping out Cece at the toilet bowl and his line about now liking Valentines Day is ... a strong scene.

    Although I must say I do like Fawn also. Although by the same token I can see Schmidt falling for Cece again, and her spurning him again for some reason, causing his nascent relationship with Fawn to fail.

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  12. You know she is also a native reservation police officer on Banshee too?

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  13. Like most characters in that show she is tough. She is basically the only reservation officer that gives a shit about her job. The boss is just in it for the paycheck

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  14. She sounds badass. Awesome.

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  15. i am really sorry for saying i dont know what i was thinking really sorry for that and no it is not coming up i just wanted you to know that i was not an old lady or an older women really sorry for that

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