Tahani and Kamilah Finally Make Up - The Good Place (Episode Highlight)

[@bienjeremybatol3403]

Love how in the show's podcast, Jameela admitted that she and the other actress were so excited to say wankers on american television.

[@nilo5512]

That is so funny and cute at the same time 😂

[@DonoZeek]

Who was the other actress?

[@rachelfox8108]

@@DonoZeek Rebecca Hazlewood, who plays Kamilah

[@WardNightstone]

HAHA oh yea i bet that would be like gettign to say F**K on primetime in the US

[@angelusdemorte3]

I will search for the podcast... But if you can share a link... Please do.

[@erinfoley6426]

Now I'm wondering how Kamilah felt when Tahani died, I mean... she did die in front of her and her final act was an attempt to tear down a statue of Kamilah which ultimately crushed her

[@faizinarizvi]

that's exactly what I have been thinking about all their deaths, how did all the people around them react to their deaths? as well as would Eleanor's mother even know if Eleanor died since everybody thought she had died and her name changed so nobody would inform her.

[@krishnanandpremanand3581]

Faizina Rizvi I think that Chidi never had anyone who cared about him before he met Eleanor, so no one would actually be that affected by his death Eleanor's friends never really cared about her and her mother wouldn't probably know of her death and even if she did, would she really care Pill boy and Donkey Doug would go for their drink idea and probably get caught by cops Kamillah would probably be depressed by her sister's death without knowing why she feels that way

[@iammonkeygirl4632]

I think Tahani's death was symbolic of her relationship with Kamilah. Kamilah reached great heights due, unbeknownst to Tahani, to Tahani herself, with which Tahani clearly took issue, so she attempted to drag her sister down, which only ended up crushing her even more.

[@wizardanerik]

@@krishnanandpremanand3581 Didn't Chidi have a girlfriend in the flashabacks? And a friend close enough to be the best man at his wedding?

[@krishnanandpremanand3581]

PapillonNoir yeah but Chidi is said to have caused them nothing but harm and they don't seem to be as important as they never seen him for a whole year

[@derekmann8239]

"You were the one who wanted to win, and I just wanted a sister!"

[@eowsweasee6436]

Derek Mann oh god

[@Wednesdaywoe1975]

Carp. I knew they reminded me of someone.

[@sia6045]

Damnnnn this reference hurts

[@rtozier2011]

Except that this time the viewpoint character is the one who wanted to win.

[@Arkegox]

@@rtozier2011 no, I think that was both times

[@cheesecake134]

Jameela's face when she finally realizes what Kamilah's art has represented just broke my heart. She's really so good.l I loved how Tahani just thew her arms around her sister, even though she was still handcuffed. Tahani really is a great person under all that superficiality.

[@icymoons]

It's amazing. You won't even realize that the Good Place is Jameela's acting debut unless you look it up.

[@potatosalad1540]

Yeah, I like Tahani too, mate.

[@yawmoght]

@@icymoons Wait what.

[@tmage23]

@@yawmoght It's true. It's her first acting gig. She did some TV presenting stuff in the UK but that's it.

[@Douglasman123]

I want to believe that Kamilah's reaction was not just letting her emotions out but finally making peace with her sister. Jameela died because of their rivalry, She was her sister so that must have really hurt her emotionally. She must have felt some regret over never making peace with her

[@Alexfolledemoi]

this is one of the examples why the point-system does NOT work! You can't send to the bad place a girl who was, along with her sister, emotionally traumatised by her parents all her life !!!

[@craxnor]

The point system doesn’t work because it’s based on every action and reaction that action causes. For example. Got a diamond for you’re fiancé: 50 points Gave money to company that hoards diamonds to make them expensive: -100 points Diamond cane from underpaid and extorted workers: -150 points Some workers were children exploiting child labor: -200 The need for that diamond caused a collapse in a mine killing dozens: -1600 Every single action is weighed by every effect it causes and since mankind is unable to actually perceive and know what these actions will cause there is no way to do anything without losing points. This is multiplied by how connected the world has become also. Even the judge, who at first dismissed this argument and went to earth to prove a point, was back in under a minute and was shocked at how bad it was.

[@Petaurista13]

@@craxnor Forgot about your fiance accidentally blinding guy with ring so he loose score in his fav game, which caused him to play longer and learn for exam less, fail exam laft university due to being too poor to continue after failing...

[@davidkonevky7372]

Yeah, wouldnt it be the parents who get all of those bad points? They influenced such a toxic relationship for their pleasure

[@patax144]

I knew it since the first episode

[@chuusblackgf]

craxnor there is no ethical consumption under capitalism

[@drewmcmahon3742]

yea, this is sad but eleanor’s line “she was always capable of change, i just wasn’t worth changing for” BROKE ME. ugh i related & it was terrible :((

[@Astonthepunk]

I don’t think this is sad as much as it is warming

[@blackandalittleyellow]

It's heartbreaking

[@drewmcmahon3742]

M K my heart🥺💘 thanks so much

[@G.F.SF55]

Under the video about a character who's arc almost fully has been about overcoming her issue with lack of attention, there is a comment completely just about her friend 😂😅

[@drewmcmahon3742]

@@G.F.SF55 whoops haha

[@red5032]

“Who will be the winning artist,” they looked toward Kamilah, “and who will fail?” as they turned to Tahani.

[@daniapfel9673]

This sucks

[@HopefulMathGirl]

Hey, I just noticed it too. I was about to comment it, glad to see yours here.

[@robobrain10000]

I don't hate Kamilah now. I appreciate the character now.

[@JuanTorres-ju4or]

robobrain10000 I still feel she was way too cruel to Tahani, and that it is her who should have apologized. Who says "I don't think about you" to their sister?

[@DecafInvidia]

The good place does a good job of admitting that these characters have made terrible mistakes, but despite this they are good people who deserve a chance to improve.

[@Thesnakerox]

I haven't even seen Season 3, but watching this clip did make me smile a bit. Here I was thinking Kamilah would be irredeemable, yet...

[@agenttheater5]

I'm still annoyed at her taking the credit for saving Tahani's life (I know she didn't say that she did but she didn't correct anyone when someone said it) but I find it harder to be angry with her here.

[@mokana713]

Yeah really liked her in this

[@ollieofftheboat]

Something I think we forget, or maybe never knew in my case, is that Tahani is the older sister, which in my opinion explains a lot of Kamilah’s behavior. Textbook youngest child trying to stay the favorite in a toxic family. Which is why I think Tahani felt like she needed to apologize first, like she always has this responsibility when it comes to Kamilah because she’s her baby sister.

[@goingghost8297]

I thought tahani was the oldest and an oopsiedoodle. And that kamilah was planned. And they resented tahani but liked kamilah because of the way they were born for some reason because it was a similar dynamic in a few friend's ffamilies

[@moneylover318]

@@goingghost8297 I thought they were just twins

[@andreeamocanu9176]

I thought Kamilah is the oldest :))) oh well

[@nicolleebba2990]

Alright this comment and show hit too close to home

[@davidkonevky7372]

wasnt it the other way around?

[@sarahlelys9268]

I've just noticed that when their dad says "who will be the winning artist" he looks at Kamilah. And when he says "and who will fail" he looks straight in Tahani's direction. It's not that Tahani failed this painting competition and Kamilah won because she was better and that's how their respective roles were decided by their parents. Their roles had already been decided beforehand. Their parents simply wanted them to believe that it was an objective judgement instead of an abusive and subjective choice on their part.

[@tedioussugar384]

It’s just like what Tahani says to her parents during her failed Good Place improvement test: She was never going to be enough for them.

[@iiiivvvv9986]

So basically the good place afterlife? Everything was decided without their control (the point system), and the initial fake good place just gave them the illusion of choice

[@Njx063]

yeah that was like the most obivious point the entire shot was about

[@ShadeSlayer1911]

And what were they even trying to do with that? What frustrates me is that we never got to learn what their motivations were for being such crappy parents. I mean, most crappy parentage comes on without much intent, and just happens because the parents suck and being parents, or just don't care. But Tahani and Kamilah's parents seemed like they had real intent behind their bad parenting. They actively pushed for Tahani to be the failure and for Kamilah to be the winner. But why? What was their goal in that? Why did they want that? Was it just plain old favoritism? Or maybe they were just psychopaths who wanted to mentally fork over their own children? Maybe they were psychologists who were messed up enough to experiment on their own children like many other psychologists have. Maybe they secretly didn't want their children to do better than them, so they wanted to divide them. IDK, but I wanted to know so badly.

[@sarahlelys9268]

@@ShadeSlayer1911 I think maybe they never elaborated on the parents' motives because what matters, really, is Tahani's own progress. Knowing why they were abused generally doesn't help victims. And in the end I think the writers wanted it to remain something everyone could identify with, and something that no one could ever justify. However, I do understand your curiosity.

[@miaschannelforcommenting]

this was also so incredibly heartbreaking because at this moment, you also realize the depth of loneliness that Kamilah has in her, because Tahani.... Tahani made FRIENDS. Real friends. Family-level friends. Not just sycophants, beneficiaries and admirers, but people who care about her because she cares about them. In the bad place, away from all the toxicity and old one-upping habits she's been conditioned into, Tahani learned how to care and be cared for in a way that Kamilah never had a chance to.

[@cliffto6]

But didn't Tahani also stated she never really have any real friends? Back in the episode when she tried to convince the gossip dude in bad place that she was too, miserable on earth especially when they placed her in VVIP place and no one else was there but herself then she just watched the whole party while spending herself in the room. I think both of them are actually lonely and NONE of em have friends. Tahani have fake friends, and Kamilah only have adoring fans. Both of them equally lonely. But one thing that captivates me when she going through teh Bad Place test she didn't find Kamilah's door, which means Kamilah was never talking Tahani behind her back her whole time. Her parents do. It kinda gave me sort of a hint and goosebumps too.

[@huibin9]

@@cliffto6 OMG I never thought about that!!! great point

[@rizatusz8163]

@@cliffto6 yes Tahani never had real friends before she died either, but this is season 3, where she learned she already died once, got revived and is now heading to the Bad Place once more. At this moment in the episode, Tahani had already formed friendship with the Brainy Bunch, and it was true friendship because she didn't do it for fame, attention or for the sake of name-dropping. Also, when they were doing the Judge's test, there were plenty of doors that we see Tahani walked through, but we didn't see the name of the people. Especially the last 2 doors I believe. So yeah, Kamilah might have talked about Tahani behind her back too, we just don't really know.

[@M1ckTheMan]

Tahani had to go to literally HELL to make real friends, if that don't say anything about how bad her parents were I don't know WHAT does?!

[@pratimakhatri2363]

This was beautiful and I love the way Tahani hugged her sister.

[@DecafInvidia]

Hugging someone with handcuffs grants you a tight hug that is just below the tightness of a bear hug.

[@gloworm106]

Michael Schur is a genius at building up tender moments like these that really hit you in the chest.

[@fireflyeclipse]

It’s honestly amazing that Tahani never just gave up. It seems like their parents NEVER rewarded her for her hard work or gave her any affection. After a certain amount of time almost anyone would have given up or become rebellious. Instead Tahani just kept trying, I can’t help but give her props for that

[@ShirtFan]

The real tragedy is there are a lot of Tahanis in the world. People who know it's not okay how they were treated, know they deserve better, but they still haven't put together how to escape that web. Some people, unfortunately, don't realize things could have been different until much later in life. And in Tahani's case, she died caught in the cycle.

[@brittanycoolidge4101]

that is how narcissistic relationships work though, you end up draining yourself to be enough for someone and loose all your own interests and personality. But Tahani had that fighting spirit.

[@user-zj8fh4id5u]

We finally got a resolution between them two! Honestly never thought we'd see the day.

[@noelmaldonado2903]

khadija I was so happy for them

[@xXSakuraTearsXx]

Did anyone notice that in the first painting their parents are red and blue and the one that is Tahani is purple but the one that is Kamilah is black? I wonder if she in her own way felt her parents loved Tahani more so Kamilah felt Tahani represented the combination of their parents while she herself was black with an emptiness, not knowing who she was. That’s so sad if that’s true. This show really makes you think about what’s on the inside of those around us and that what we receive from someone isn’t always who they really are but just the ways they find to mask and protect themselves from the pain inside. I love this show. It’s brilliant.

[@xXSakuraTearsXx]

kiwibrown, I feel like she more reveled in having successes because she equated it to her self worth but that’s only skin deep.

[@xXSakuraTearsXx]

kiwibrown, That could have been her perception though. When you don’t love yourself it’s easy to believe you’re unloved by others.

[@margauxvirra]

I thinks it’s cause tahani finds her self worth on the combination of her parents love and admiration mean while kamilla does things for her parents not because she finds meaning in it but because she has to. meaning she finds her self worth not just from her parents but everyone else (black is created with the combination of all colors or the absence of it) and she feels that without everyone to define her she is the void of emptiness- meaning her self worth is literally the absence of “color” or the inclusion of all At least that’s my opinion of course it’s up for interpretation that’s why the good place is such a good show and why many love it 😍 ❤️😂

[@jchavs0212]

@kiwibrown Maybe that is Kamilah's defense mechanism. In her own perception their parents keep pitting them against each other hoping for Tahani to be succeed because she is their favorite. Regardless if it is not true but for Kamilah that what she believed. Her mocking Tahani is a way for her to feel better of herself. That's my take though lol

[@GluttonPeach]

I never even noticed such a small detail like that and I've watched this show so many times. This show is literal genius!

[@cliffto6]

One thing that captivates me when she going through the Bad Place test (given by the judge), she didn't find Kamilah's door*, which means Kamilah was never talking about Tahani behind her back the whole time. Her parents do. It kinda gave me sort of a hint and goosebumps too. Deep inside they both are lost in the battle caused by the parents. *just in case u forgot, The door represents a room that consists of everyone that has been talking behind Tahani's back her whole life.

[@daniapfel9673]

Yep

[@Poshriel]

I never made that connection even after 3 or 4 times of watching it all the way through. Good eye.

[@BeschouwendeHaas]

It is more likely that Kamilah's door was further up ahead. There were still two doors ahead of her parents' door so Kamilah is one of the very few people who might be more important than her parents

[@shadenox8164]

Actually it was them saying what they really thought about you. So Kamilah probably did have a door.

[@brittanycoolidge4101]

it also just goes to show that even though Tahani did have a lot of celebrity friends THIS is how they really are; talking about you behind your back and not actually supporting you. Real friends would have told you the problem to your face. So, although Kamilla may not have had friends, she also didn't seem to have people talking about her behind her back like tahani did. Kamilla may have been the favorite, but Tahani was never going to be good enough in her parents eyes and therefore all the friendships she made were fake because she was unknowingly acting like them.

[@agenttheater5]

Yeah the parents are definitely going to the bad place.....

[@mrcritical6751]

They’re cryogenically frozen so no bad place for them yet

[@agenttheater5]

There will be soon. @@mrcritical6751

[@JMMJK]

Well, I hope they would die soon in cannon when they can Tahani can see their faces and they would realize that her daughter has been a part of the re-written afterlife points and how to treat them. I would probably ask Shawn to take me in and to smack the awful smirks off their faces.

[@onestepinc.9921]

Well SPOILER ALERT: somehow they didn’t go to the bad place

[@moon_sun1964]

agenttheater5 update they didn’t go to the bad place Edit: i mean *did* i just don’t normally speak English

[@ZheToralf]

Young Tahani was so spot on.

[@ufoufo9182]

Wow. The parents had already placed Tahani in a box, expecting her to fail. How sad.

[@agenttheater5]

And they also put Kamilah in the box, expecting her to be the best, telling her that she'd better be better than her sister, while also telling Tahani that she'll never be as good as her sister. As a result both sisters became two different types of self-obsessed, and both were lonely and looking for validation. Yeah, what I'm thinking for their parents is for them to be trapped in a room and only able to say bad things about each other. For each of them to live with the other one criticising them forever, that sounds appropriate to me. What do you think?

[@Njx063]

@@agenttheater5 kamilah is till a terrible person

[@aidawaswhere]

​@Njx063 Because her parents forced the competition onto them which forced her that way. This resolution is supposed to lead to her changing herself for the better.

[@shadenox8164]

@@Njx063 Nope. You empathise more with Tahani because you spend more time with her character but the way they ended up estranged was because of both of them allowed their parents to wedge them apart.

[@mariaferodigue]

I cried so much at this point... it was beautiful to see these two sisters make it up.

[@enki012]

In the painting at 1:21, the parents are red and blue, while one of the sisters is purple and the other is black. One of them is like their parents, perhaps more liked, and the other is the black sheep, or otherwise darker than her counterpart. In the painting at 1:24, the parents are yellow and green, two similar colors. The sisters are blue and orange, complimentary colors, but opposites. They're also the closest colors on the color wheel to the parent's colors. In the painting at 1:25, the parent's stars are intertwined, and facing the same direction. They've found a way to coexist and share their achievements, but the sisters are separated and facing different directions.

[@Kxpuc]

the arm hoop is a weird hug and i love it

[@casseya9452]

she had handcuffs on

[@Kxpuc]

@@casseya9452 lol i watched this many times and always forgot about the handcuff part

[@ayanna6327]

Notice how in the flashback their parents shoulders overlap while Tahani and Kamilah stand at a distance just like the shapes in the paintings depicting their family's dynamic. Really great attention to detail!

[@miriamspringett3797]

This was a really great episode - but it was also difficult to watch, because it was like almost all the characters had to try and have compassion and forgive the people that caused them the most pain in life :'(

[@agenttheater5]

If you forgive them it means you can move on with your life - because now they have no power over you, no hold. They are now powerless agains you. If you go on hating them they will always have some sway, but if you feel nothing towards them they cannot influence you or your actions ever again.

[@crowskinned]

Kamilah and Tahani didn't forgive their parents!

[@shadenox8164]

@@agenttheater5 Nah, that's horseshit. You can move on without forgiving someone. This idea of "you must forgive to move on" is toxic. Because it places a burden on the victim and tries to guilt them if they genuinely cannot or implies there's something wrong with them. Forgive only if that's what you want to do and don't let anyone tell you or pressure you into doing otherwise. In the case of Tahani and Kamiliah though they were both victims who allowed their abusers to get them to hurt each other, so it makes sense they forgive each other but not their parents.

[@agenttheater5]

@@shadenox8164 good point

[@RoboWatchgirl]

Maybe now Kamilah can start being a good person not to get attention, but for the sake of being a good person. In the end that’s the only sure fire way to make it to The Good Place.

[@msfriendsfan4ever788]

RoboWatchgirl same as Tahani, they were constantly trying to be better than the other one, now they don’t have to.

[@RoboWatchgirl]

MsFriendsfan4ever Exactly!🙂

[@intreoo]

I love how Tahani still forgives her sister even though her sister acted just as bad towards her as her parents. She chooses to let love guide her to finally mending her relationship with her sister, rather than staying in hatred behind spite.

[@shadenox8164]

Tahani was just as bad towards Kamilah that attitude didn't come out of nowhere. Tahani always resented her sister and that was reflected in how she treated her. They both let their parents get to them. I don't know why people assume Tahani had no part to play in it.

[@bw2649]

Loved this scene so much! Also, I googled Kamilah because I thought she was so pretty....the girl that plays her is 42! Girl has some amazing genes! She looks like she's in her low 20s.

[@essdee9694]

HOW is she 42?! woah

[@PurpleMoon799]

WHAT

[@bw2649]

@@PurpleMoon799 Haha 44 now.

[@alex_n215]

Excuse me?!?!

[@LegoCityFilms]

I dont think she's as pretty as Tahani though, let's be honest

[@noitscherise]

YOU GUYS MADE ME CRY TWICE IN AN EPISODE. Why 😭

[@tamhuy10]

its a comedy, thats why

[@arturocastroverde3349]

The best comedies have the best drama too

[@JudyCZ]

1:07 This young actress is brilliant in imitation! She sounds exactly like Jameela!

[@2306AAA]

I love this scene. After how awful we’ve seen kamilah be, and for tahini to understand the root of the problem and just forgive her. But also that moment of tension when you hope kamilah will hug tahani back, despite her history and that warm relief when that rift is mended.

[@shadenox8164]

The thing is Kamilah was awful, but Tahani was awful to her too. They both allowed that relationship to develop the way it did. Tahani resented her sister and let that resentment create her half of the wedge.

[@artlover5060]

Hot take: I understand where this apology comes from, but I still feel like Tahani should've been apologized to first. No matter how cruel their parents were to Kamilah, Kamilah still had some say in her actions. She could still have changed slightly for the better and been more empathetic, or at least sympathetic to Tahani. She was unnecessarily cruel to her sister. Kamilah still had some "back up" validation. Tahani had absolutely nothing. She was seen as a failure in both her parents' and her sister's eyes. Yes, Kamilah had the pressure to be perfect, but Tahani had the pressure of not being the constant failure in her family. In addition to that, Tahani had a sister constantly tearing her down, yet Kamilah didn't have to deal with that. Everyone in the family knew, including Kamilah, that their parents would pay hundreds of billions to get Kamilah back, but wouldn't even pay one penny to get Tahani back.

[@Jukeboxster]

I think both were just used by their parents. I can't blame the children for how they were raised. The only way Kamilah gained her parents approval was by besting Tahani, and once she started she couldn't stop. That's all she knew how to do.

[@Njx063]

@@Jukeboxster bruh stfu. Same logic applies when someone bullies a person so hard ending up ruining their entire life that they will be tortured forever, but because they were abused by their parents, it's not their fault for bullying someone. Kamilah neglected her sister and made her think she was less throughout her entire life JUST like her parents. K knew she was being abused by her parents that ALWAYS expected her to fail and she never even comforted her like a decent human being does. Instead she made fun of her or ignored her and, like her parents, expected her to fail. I agree that the parenting style of the parents did result in them both being bad people, but that does NOT excuse Kamila's actions. There was no need for Tahani to apologize just because Kamilah wanted a sister. She already had a sister, but didn't take care of her.

[@shadenox8164]

Tahani was not any better to Kamilah actually. They were both abused and they both allowed that to cause them to treat each other badly. Tahani resented her sister and everything she achieved. Can you blame her for withdrawing if everytime you did something you could tell it was eating that person up inside? Making them more passive aggressive? I get we have more time with Tahani so we empathise with her more, but this idea that Tahani was completely innocent with her relationship with Kamiliah is just silly.

[@sepiasnakesigil]

The entire point of this episode, this season, and this show is extending compassion to people who haven’t asked for it yet, because it helps them be better people.

[@martaooooo1909]

The first time I saw this scene, I assumed it was a setup for another joke; that Tahani was wrong or Kamilah would just reject her again. But it wasn’t a joke, it was a genuinely heartwarming moment. And I’m so happy about that.

[@SailorDrew]

I loved this episode. It was so satisfying and cathartic seeing a family rift being mended.

[@paular3822]

I want Eleanor's sweet ex boyfriend to make an appearance, he seemed to really care for her in the flashbacks

[@cianna2388]

I actually cried during this scene. A single tear rolled down my face

[@princessangel821]

I did too

[@tanyasharma2465]

Profile pic checks out

[@lindee8224]

Just noticed that child actor really has jameela’s mannerisms and way of speaking down, it’s like it’s actually tahani

[@astrowiz3544]

This is definitely going to help Tahani get to the good place. Her constant envy and discord with Kamilah is what landed her in the bad place to begin with.

[@tessetj]

It was so beautiful and I cried long🤧

[@canarytea7094]

Honestly I cried watching this scene - which is surprising because there are sadder scenes in this show and I've only cried in this one. I think something about Tahani reconciling with her sister really hit home for me.

[@tasha777]

kamilah doesn't get off that easy for me. she still in some way went along with what the parents were doing to tahani and still didn't seem to feel bad for it up to present day. Kamilah should have stepped up to Tahani first and hugged and apologized to her.

[@sanogoadamagyram8166]

I mean it's easy to say that watching from the outside but I think she was just trying to please her parents by being the best of the two. She was raised to see Tahani as her competition. If she's past that stage I think it's for the better.

[@tasha777]

Adama Sanogo I guess I can agree to that to a certain extent, but what about adult kamilah, the kamilah after the parents both died? She stayed being cruel to Tahani.

[@sanogoadamagyram8166]

@@tasha777 Yeah and she's a bench for that. My post was not necessarily to be in opposition with you but just to point out that maybe she deserves a little more compassion. I mean Tahani was a pretentious mess in the first season she too was still poisoned by her parents toxic behavior. It's not like she was a poor victim she was an extremely rich socialite who was doing charity just to look good. She had to die and be tortured for centuries to become that friendly and charming girl we're all rooting for. I just hope she'll keep helping Kamilah.

[@tasha777]

Adama Sanogo yeah I know you’re not exactly opposing me, and I can definitely give kamilah compassion but I feel as though she had no intention to come to this conclusion herself and apologize to Tahani. Tahani wasn’t completely innocent but to be fair she was the better of the two. I understand where you’re coming from though.

[@mokana713]

From her point of view, I am sure Tahani won some of these contests and I bet it felt just as antagonizing to her even if Tahani didn't know she won necessarily.

[@henryhammond7393]

All these characters are SO relatable… I reached out to my own little sister, who I always thought my parents liked better than me… only to find she felt the same way about me… and we now get along way better with each other and forgave our parents.😊

[@Anna-rm1qs]

i love how they alwags find things out, the sad music too.

[@LarissaFay]

I watched this scene on loop because I thought it was one of THE BEST scenes I've seen on The Good Place. Made me emotional. 😭 💖

[@feliscatus7057]

i love that michael schur constantly mentions hungary in all of his shows, it’s such a nice easter egg for us hungarians

[@rkah6187]

Yeah, I just wish they got somebody who actually spoke Hungarian for those two sentences. :D Why is it always English speakers just butchering it? (Although, this guy was doing a better job than most.)

[@lucianav152]

this was so heart warming wtf 💖💞💕💗

[@aisa734]

Lol I'm Hungarian and it sound like they typed the speech they wanted to be said into Google translate and then added a Italian accent to make it sound more exotic.

[@Crazy-kn7re]

Out of all of the scenes in this show, this is one of the most memorable, all the other characters, their problems were less emotional & more of their choices they made.

[@allisaj8866]

I love this scene so much. My twin sister is my best friend ever and for a year we didn’t speak and we hated each other and not having each other made us both miserable. sometimes when we’re fighting I come watch this and I cry like a baby every time.

[@mbarraza2695]

i couldnt believe this was tahanis first acting role. i feel like her character was a lil underrated the whole season

[@DejanTomic92]

Quite possibly the most beautiful scene in the series. It literally made me cry.

[@l0u13__3]

It’s surprising to see a British family having a favourite moment in french military history

[@jw9565]

2:27 “Engedi ell öket.” Does not makes sense in Hungarian. It would be like saying “She’s go letting them.” It should be “Ell engedi öket.”

[@valeriazenoni6478]

For me this was the best part of the episode

[@Njx063]

why is tahani sorry for her parents being abusive and Kamilah bullying and neglecting her sister too. Tahani was always mistreated hence the reason why she got into the bad place. She was a VERY self centered person I must say, but her sister was even worse.

[@rachmia1170]

Never thought I would cry so hard for watching a comedy

[@Rainbowshine44]

this was definitely one of my favourite moments in the entire show.

[@calebsoria1777]

FINALLY I was sick of their sibling fighting. I have a sibling and we fight but in the end we’re the only siblings that we have so that’s why we stick together no matter what.

[@maddyb7899]

1:13 the way they look from kamila to tahani when they say who will win and who will fail I-

[@James-x7w8b]

It's nice that the sitters forgive each together

[@aimee2338]

2:20 looses her handcuffs for a second there to wipe Kamilah’s tears

[@lesbiasian]

This episode was the best this season. It gave me satisfaction:$

[@jcksparrowfan]

Kamilah and Tahani making up never fails to make me tear up....

[@rayowls4228]

My fav part of the episode ❤️

[@entertain7us148]

Sweet moments like this are such a Mike Schur specialty

[@Stonefallow]

All of my fears are my own again.

[@cephi]

idk why but seeing tahani and chidi talk by themselves is refreshing

[@DEQU3]

And then you realize that in the ending in s4, Kamilah actually drew an actual painting when she made peace with her parents and tahani.

[@ImmortalChaos]

I LOVE their voices, the whole "family" has such soothing voices.

[@MP-vy7ot]

I loved this, it was a pivotal episode of the season ❤ and it has that music that stings your heart! 😢

[@applesmith9137]

This was so wholesome

[@rebeccahempleman]

I still find it sad that after the Soul Squad got closure with almost everyone important to them in their lives, from those people’s perspectives they disappeared without a trace, lived the rest of their lives never knowing what happened, and only reunited possibly decades later in The Good Place

[@yousup2667]

Love this moment

[@GenocideLv]

im a grownass man but the hug scene made me tear up. Whoever thought of the contrast of still hugging while being cuffed is a genius

[@gaho9734]

As a Hungarian this is so funny to watch😂 although after a few watches I still can not understand clearly the Hungarian sentence

[@rkah6187]

"Engedi el őket? Ó, milyen kedves ez a Kamilah." But yeah, it always irks me when they can't be bothered to hire a Hungarian speaker to speak Hungarian because you can just always tell.

[@PurpledaisyShasta]

I want an episode where the four see how people who knew them reacted to their deaths.

[@rosetta23]

For a second I thought kamilah was a chef with that outfit

[@LorenzoDoesntExist]

In real life, Tahani would be #1 the whole time.

[@oscaralonso4699]

Jon Startop Everyone knows the real hero is Elenor.

[@kaiqinAKAme]

The casting for the young tahani and kamilah were so good here!

[@martabaski8967]

this was beautiful, but seriously they couldn't find one person who actually spoke Hungarian to help those extras?

[@rkah6187]

That's what I was thinking, how hard it is to find an actual Hungarian person to do those two short sentences? :D It's always like this, I've never seen a movie where they get an actual Hungarian speaker, it's always English speakers failing at it really badly (eg. Iron Man).

[@AnaLongoriaXX]

“I’m sorry our parents were such wankers” gets me every single time 🤣🤣🤣

[@nx4510]

This scene actually made me cry

[@melodytheatre2887]

This moment was so wholesome.

[@KristysEdits]

I cried when she realized 🥺

[@BeckytaSU]

My favorite scene from The Good Place ever

[@mariarollee3289]

Literally cried while watching this seen So touching ❤

[@WikiSorcerer]

I'd like an episode where they confront her parents. Like, her actual parents and not constructs made in the Afterlife to torment her.

[@lexiright5609]

Their parents are dead

[@jonahnirmal]

You got your wish

[@sofalint2905]

Anyone else notice that when the dad asks who will be the winning artist they turn to kamilah. And when they ask who the loser will be they turn to tahani

[@apopj5322]

this is my favorite scene from the good place

[@kevinwg02]

The soul's squad did good though, saving people in the wake of their own damnation? They must have gotten a lot of points once they'll fix the system.

[@dplant0523]

Hope we see more scenes of these two now

[@frishavocadoo]

The best scene I watched till now :,>

[@albro666]

I’ve rewatched the entire good place 3 times there’s nothing new out to watch

[@TheGabriute]

this moment was so satisfying to watch

[@seanluve]

I have parents like this. Now older and real life. I have tried to apologize my sister but she can not forgive the wedge my parents and myself from childhood caused. So sad as would love a hug like this and move on. 😢

[@rollerturtle]

Ok, who was the golden child, you or her?

[@seanluve]

@@rollerturtle My sister was the golden child.

[@rollerturtle]

@@seanluve was she mean to you and she can't see she hurt you or that you also sufferedor as she did or she wasn't mean to you and you were the one being rude to her for being your parents's favourite and is mad that you didn't see how she suffered?

[@parkergreaves9975]

Ok but chidi is such a mood thru this whole scene

[@ImJustChris_0]

I can’t be the only one who’s been waiting for this scene

[@kecsek3496]

I love that "Hungarian" guy. And I especially love his accent. :D

[@rkah6187]

Yes, pretty hilarious :D

[@sidney4357]

NBC the good place please release the soundtrack listening to this made me cry

[@amehak1922]

Sweetest moment of the series

[@hannahliiaa6698]

This made me cry