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Glenn

"**Glenn"** is a Bad Place torturer and resident of Neighborhood 12358W. In Chapter 43, he gives his real name as "Snakes Pour Forth From His Anus".

## History

His first appearance was in Chapter 3. He made a memorable appearance in Chapter 4, when he attended the opening of The Good Plates and fell into the sinkhole which opened up in response to Eleanor's actions on the night.

In Chapter 5, "Glenn Martrempf" (who presumably is the same person) is shown to be the only resident rated lower than Tahani in the neighborhood point ranking.

In Chapter 13, he was one of the immortal beings in attendance when Michael pitched his "Good Place" idea to Shawn and the other archtiects, suggesting he may have a more important role in the Neighborhood than has yet been shown.

In Chapter 16, he was Eleanor's "soulmate" in one of Michael's many attempts at running his "Good Place" experiment.

Throughout Season 3, he is seen as one of Shawn's Bad Place crew, but he is treated badly by Shawn, leading him to defect in Season 4. In Chapter 43, he attempts to convince the humans that The Bad Place has been meddling with the experiment again, though he has got the details wrong and believes they have sent Vicky in a Michael suit, when in fact they have switched Bad Janet for Good Janet. Bad Janet shoots him, turning him into goo, which Michael and Jason take with them when they go to rescue Good Janet from Bad Place Headquarters.
Chapter 19: The Trolley Problem

## The Trolley Problem

**Chapter 19: The Trolley Problem** is the 6th episode of Season 2 of *The Good Place*.

## Plot

Chidi and Eleanor tackle a famous ethical dilemma, leading to a conflict with Michael. Meanwhile, Tahani harbors a secret and confides in Janet.

## Summary

Chidi teaches the trolley problem thought experiment, but Michael's practical knowledge of the afterlife scoring system conflicts with Chidi's theoretical approach. Supposedly as a learning aid, Michael subjects Chidi to realistic simulations of variations of the trolley problem, such as one where the one construction worker is his friend, and related ethical questions, then admits he is deliberately torturing Chidi.

Chidi expels Michael, who tries to placate the humans with extravagant personalized gifts that Chidi calls bribes. Chidi allows Michael to return after Michael offers an apology that consists of exact, seemingly sincere wording Chidi has pre-approved.

Tahani and Jason continue their relationship, but Tahani insists on secrecy while Jason wants to go public. Janet becomes their couples counselor; over the course of a month, their relationship improves. But Janet is performing beyond her specifications, causing worsening glitches; Janet tells Michael the neighborhood could collapse.

## Cast

Kristen Bell as **Eleanor Shellstrop**
William Jackson Harper as **Chidi Anagonye**
Jameela Jamil as **Tahani Al-Jamil**
D'Arcy Carden as **Janet**
Manny Jacinto as **Jason Mendoza**
Ted Danson as **Michael**
**Guest Starring**

Dominic Burgess as **Henry**
**Co-Starring**

Emma Vivien Garcia as **Birdie**
## Trivia

* The trolley passes a cinema displaying the titles STRANGERS UNDER A TRAIN and BEND IT LIKE BENTHAM, parodying Strangers on a Train (1951) and Bend It Like Beckham (2002), while alluding to philosopher Jeremy Bentham (1748-1832), founder of utilitarianism (a doctrine that was mentioned earlier in the episode).
* In season 2 episode 1 The Good Place: Everything Is Great! (2017) the wall outside of Michael's office had changed from "Everything is fine" to "Everything is good". In this episode it has changed back to "Everything is fine".
* This episode won the 2018 Hugo Award for "Best Dramatic Presentation, Short Form," as announced at Worldcon 76 in San Jose, California on August 19, 2018.
Lester the dog

## First appearance

Lester is a dog who appears in one of Eleanor's flashbacks when she has to house-sit for a friend, Paula Ouncerock, who is going to visit her sick mother. Lester belongs to Paula. She tells Eleanor that she has to look after Lester, feed him, take him for walks and give him his kidney medicine.

## Second appearance

In Eleanor's next flashback, she is most of the way through house and dog sitting when her friend, who is unnamed, comes to the house and asks Eleanor to come with her to a Rihanna concert. Eleanor says she would like to, but has to look after Paula's house and 'this stupid dog'.

Eventually, Eleanor is persuaded to go to the Rihanna concert, so gets some big containers, fills them with dog food and tries to tell Lester what food to eat, and when. She also decides to get the rest of the bag of dog food for Lester to eat only in an emergency, thinking she is ready to be a mum because she did that. Then, she and her friend take off and leave Lester home alone. With ALL the food.

## Last appearance

In Eleanor's next flashback, Paula meets Eleanor outside a cafe and is angry and sad. She tells Eleanor that Lester's stomach has grown to the size of a basketball, and won't shrink again because of the amount of food he ate. She angrily stated that she has “a very bulbous dog.” A much fatter looking Lester is being pulled along in a wagon by Paula.
Earth

An Image of Earth

**Earth** is one of the major realms depicted in the series *The Good Place*. It is where the humans resided before their deaths. It is seen only in flashback until the Season 2 finale when the Judge undoes the deaths of Chidi, Eleanor, Tahani and Jason, and sends them back to Earth to see whether they can become better people. Season 3 is mainly set on Earth.

## Afterlife beings and Earth

The Earth is accessible from the afterlife via the The Door to Earth, which is guarded by The Doorman. There is only one key to the door, which the doorman says cannot be duplicated, though it is ambiguous whether this means it literally cannot be duplicated, or it is simply not allowed to be.

Janets appear to have near-complete knowledge of what happens on Earth. The Judge also seems to have complete access though she does not necessarily use it.

Demons do not have direct access to knowledge of Earth, which leads Shawn and his minions to hack into the Judge's computer system in order to gain such access in Chapter 27. However, they do clearly consume Earth (and particularly North American) culture, as evidenced by the many cultural references in the show.

## Locations on Earth

Some important locations on Earth include:

* **Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America**: Eleanor Shellstrop's home town.
* **Senegal**: Where Chidi Anagonye grew up.
* **Jacksonville, Florida, USA**: Jason Mendoza's home town.
* **England, United Kingdom**: Home to Tahani al-Jamil.
* **Sydney, New South Wales, Australia**: Where Chidi was teaching at the time of his original death, and the main setting of several episodes in Season 3, especially St. John's University.
* **Tarantula Springs, Nevada, US:** Where Donna Shellstrop settled after faking her own death.
* **France:** Both Chidi and Tahani lived in the French capital Paris for a time. According to Michael, being from France means you automatically go to The Bad Place.
* **Calgary, Alberta, Canada:** Where Doug Forcett lives; where the soul squad dies for a second time.
* **Cleveland, Ohio, US:** Where Tahani dies for the first time.
D'Arcy Carden

**D'Arcy Carden** is an actress and producer, known for her work as a member of the improv comedy troupe Upright Citizens' Brigade. She plays the role of Janet in *The Good Place.*

## Career

Carden began her career performing improvisational comedy at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre. She went on to make appearances in several television series.

## Trivia

* She was nominated for a *Primetime Emmy Award* for *Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series.*
* She went on to make appearances in several television series, including *Inside Amy Schumer* (2015), *Broad City* (2014–2019), *Crazy Ex-Girlfriend* (2016), and *Veep* (2017).
* Carden has played several different characters on *The Good Place*, including:
	+ Michael's Janet
	+ Several Good Janets
	+ Bad Janet
	+ Neutral Janet
	+ Eleanor Shellstrop
	+ Chidi Anagonye
	+ Jason Mendoza
	+ Tahani Al-Jamil
	+ Disco Janet
	+ Cats & Dogs Janet

## References

1. ↑ Cite error: Invalid `<ref>` tag; no text was provided for refs named `Imdb`
2. ↑ Schur, Michael Herbert. *The Good Place*, NBC.
3. ↑ Gersten, Kate. “Chapter 20: Janet and Michael.” *The Good Place*, season 2, episode 7, NBC, 26 Oct. 2017.
4. ↑ Statsky, Jen. “Chapter 9: ...Someone Like Me as a Member” *The Good Place*, season 1, episode 9, NBC, 3 Nov. 2016.
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 Siegal, Josh and Dylan Morgan. “Chapter 36: Janet(s).” *The Good Place*, season 3, episode 10, NBC, 26 Oct. 2017.
6. ↑ “Chapter 47: The Funeral To End All Funerals.” *The Good Place*, season 4, episode 10, NBC, 14 Nov. 2019.
7. ↑ “Chapter 47: The Funeral To End All Funerals.” *The Good Place*, season 4, episode 10, NBC, 14 Nov. 2019.
Neil

**Neil** is an Immortal Being and the Head Accountant in the Accounting Department. He is shown to be very cheery and upbeat, and very passionate about his job. He is visibly upset when Michael insults the integrity of the accounting system, of which he is extremely proud. He is in charge of the Accounting Department, although he seems not to know every human's point total, nor know offhand that there have been no entries into The Good Place in 521 years, although he seems to find this fact perfectly normal, as he trusts the system.

## Trivia

* The actor, Stephen Merchant, was a creator of the UK version of The Office. In The Good Place, Neil can be seen holding a mug similar to the mug that Michael Scott owns in the US version of The Office.
Doug Shellstrop

*You may also be looking for Doug Forcett or Doug Mendoza. This article refers to the father of Eleanor Shellstrop.*

❝ *"Oh, wait, that's a joint. You got a pen? Or, a lighter?"* ❞
—-Doug to 14 year old Eleanor

## Production

### Last seen

Chapter 12: Mindy St Claire

**Doug Shellstrop** is a minor character. He is Eleanor Shellstrop's father and Donna Shellstrop's ex-husband.

## Personality

He would often neglect his own daughter, even forgetting her 14th birthday and using half her college fund to frame his ex-wife's boyfriend, despite the fact he was already guilty.

He has two onscreen appearances, both in season one. One of which is a flashback to when Eleanor was 14 when he wasted half her college fund before signing her emancipation papers and smoking cannabis from a borrowed lighter.

His second appearance was his funeral, where the only picture the church officials could find of him was his mugshot. Donna arrives to his funeral (wine glass in hand) and starts roasting him.

He has been mentioned several other times in the series by Eleanor, who says he was a crappy and neglectful person.

His cause of death is unknown.

He has not appeared in the Good Place afterlife in season four, possibly because he has not passed his afterlife test yet or perhaps Eleanor did not want to see/spend time with him.

## Trivia

* He is a fan of Professional American Basketball

* His cause of death is unknown, but it is possible heavy drinking and use of non-recreational marijuana(most likely brick weed) may hav e influenced his death.
Trent O'Donnell

Trent O'Donnell (born February 12, 1976)is a television director and co-owner of the production company Jungle. He wrote and directed the award-winning comedy series *Review with Myles Barlow'.* Throughout 2016 and 2018 he Directed a few episodes in *The Good Place* such as Chapter 7: The Eternal Shriek.
Waqas Al-Jamil

❝ *Sit down, we'd love to have your take. We have so much to tell you about your sister.* ❞
—Waqas to Tahani

❝ *Your public failure is our public failure.* ❞
—Waqas to Tahani after her auction only made 3.2m pounds

## Relationships

### Family

Manisha Al-Jamil † (wife)Tahani Al-Jamil † (daughter)

Kamilah Al-Jamil (daughter)

Jason Mendoza † (son-in-law; via Tahani)

## Production

### First seen

Chapter 5: Category 55 Emergency Doomsday Crisis

### Last seen

Chapter 52: Whenever You're Ready

**Waqas Al-Jamil** was a recurring character seen mainly in flashback in the series *The Good Place*.

## History

He is the father of Tahani and Kamilah, and the wife of Manisha.

As a father he and his wife pitted Tahani and Kamilah against each other in competition, such as having them paint their favorite moment in French military history in one hour and celebrating one while burning the other.

He was disapproving of almost everything Tahani did, and brought Kamilah in to take over when he felt things went south, like when he believed Tahani's auction gaining 3.2 million was a public failure.

They showed favor to Kamilah in most of these events and gave Tahani an inferiority complex. After both Waqas and Manisha died they gave their best possessions to Kamilah, and tried to give a significant amount to Tahani, but they misspelled her name as 'Tahini', as in the sauce.

Tahani confronts Waqas and Mansia in Judge Gen's afterlife test, where they both insult her until she leaves them and goes back to the Judge's Chambers.

In Season Three, Tahani states the they would not have been proud of Kamilah's whole wing of a museum dedicated to her artwork, stating their standards were incredibly high and that they are probably rolling over in their cryogenic chambers.

In the final episode of Season Four, Waqas and Manisha make it to the Good Place, where they attempt to receive forgiveness from Tahani and Kamilah, spending time with them and sending them teddy bears and flowers every day.
Li'l Peanut

**Li'l Peanut** is a character who appeared in Chapter 28: Everything Is Bonzer! Part 2 of The Good Place who was played by Teshi Thomas.

## History

**Li'l Peanut** is a young girl who was a member of Jason' dance crew.

She proposed the idea of robbing the houses of those who quit the squad for because they did not want to participate in Jacksonville Swamp Stomp.

Jason rejected this idea and told everyone to give up crime or quit, causing Li'l Peanut and number of other members to quit.
Waomi Natts

**Waomi Natts** is a one-off character in Chapter 31: Jeremy Bearimy, played by Kathy Luu. She is a shop assistant who tells Chidi that he cannot walk around a supermarket without a shirt.

In keeping with the Australian setting of S3, Waomi Natts is a spoonerism of the actress Naomi Watts, who though British, is often thought of as Australian since she began her career there. Although given this name in the episode's credits, her name badge in the episode clearly reads "Julie".
Raymond

**Raymond** is a character in The Good Place who appears in Chapter 35: Don't Let The Good Life Pass You By.

Raymond a young boy who regularly visits Doug Forcett on his bike to take advantage of the the fact that he will do anything he is told to do. Doug describes him as a "local sociopath". Michael and Janet witness Raymond demand that Doug give them his shoe, and when Michael declines, Raymond demands that Doug give *him* the shoe. All it takes to get Doug to do it is if Raymond says it will make him happy. Raymond proceeds to throw the shoe away.

Raymond is played by Nicolas Cantu.
The Good Place: The Podcast

***The Good Place: The Podcast*** is the official podcast for *The Good Place*.

It is hosted by Marc Evan Jackson, and ostensibly focuses on a particular "chapter" of *The Good Place* each week, though in practice the discussion is typically much more wide-ranging. Each episode features two or three guests, who are actors, writers or other people involved in the show. It can be found here
The Diary of Tahani Al-Jamil

***The Diary of Tahani Al-Jamil*** is a personal diary kept by Tahani Al-Jamil. It was presumably published, as it has a printed cover and a foreword written by Malala Yousafzai and Kylie Minogue.

Tahani kept a copy in a drawer during the first version of Neighborhood 12358W, which Eleanor Shellstrop stole in Chapter 3.
The Selection

**The Selection** is a six episodes web series produced by Michael Schur and NBC. It is serves as a plot-line for the **The Good Place**.

## Synopsis

*Shawn (Marc Evan Jackson) and his demon cohorts Glenn, Val, Bambadjan and Jessica plot to destroy Michael's (Ted Danson) new neighborhood.*

## Episodes

* Part 1: The Mission
* Part 2: The Candidate
* Part 3: The Takeout Order
* Part 4: The Storm Out
* Part 5: The Talk
* Part 6: The Solution

## Cast

Marc Evan Jackson as Shawn
Jama Williamson as Val
Bambadjan Bamba as Bambadjan
Josh Siegal as Glenn
Amy Okuda as Jessica
The Museum of Human Misery

**The Museum of Human Misery** is a location within The Bad Place, specifically Bad Place Headquarters.

## About

It depicts instances of the first types of bad human behavior (such as saying "*I need a vacation from my vacation*", growing dreadlocks and calling ultimate frisbee "*ultimate*", and a waiter addressing a diner's empty plate with "*I guess you hated it*") and explanations of the tortures they earned, as well as models of the punishments (such as a cheese grater and a penis flattener).

The examples likely come from the Accounting Department, which records all new actions to assign value toward them.

Most of the behavior on display in the Museum (with a few exceptions) falls into the 1% of new actions that are not Weird Sex Things.

The Museum also contains robotic models of the human performing the actions that earned their spot in The Bad Place (with exception of the residents of Michael's Neighborhood, who exhibit their personalities, simultaneously explaining their faults and the manner in which they are tortured, as is the premise of Michael's neighborhood experiment).

Michael states that the museum is an unpopular location and that few ever enter. It is possible that every time there is a new exhibit, there is a party in the Museum, as there was with Michael's neighborhood, or perhaps that was only because the experiment would change the very manner in which The Bad Place operated.

Team Cockroach land specifically in the "Hall of Low-Grade Crappiness".
Pilar

## Bio

**Pilar** is a minor recurring character in the series *The Good Place*. She runs a café in Neighborhood 12358W.

## History

In *Chapter 6: What We Owe to Each Other*, she announces a special offer on "*Soulmate Muffins*" ("two for the price of zero") to Chidi and Tahani.

In *Chapter 11: What’s My Motivation*, she attends the "*focus group*" that Tahani organizes for people to air their grievances about Eleanor, and states that her café has twice been destroyed by Eleanor's actions - the first time by a giant frog, the second time by the sinkhole.
Val

**Val** is a more experienced colleague of Michael's who works at Bad Place Headquarters. Her exact role is not known, though she appears to be a subordinate of Shawn.

## History

She advises Michael not to be too ambitious with his first neighborhood, but appears to be more sympathetic to his ideas than Shawn is. She seems to work with Shawn and is very annoyed when he cocoons most of the staff trying to find Eleanor Shellstrop, Jason Mendoza, Chidi Anagonye, and Tahani Al-Jamil. Some time later they create a portal to Earth and she, Shawn, Vicky and Glenn arrive there.

## Personality

Just about the only thing that *is* known about Val is her distaste for flavouring anti-matter with French vanilla. She believes anti-matter tastes fine just as it is.

## Powers & Abilities

* **Immortality:** As an eternal being, Val is immortal.
Trent

**Trent** is an unseen demon torturer character who Chet mistakes Chidi for in the season two episode **Chapter 24: Rhonda, Diana, Jake, and Trent** .

Trent's human skin suit must have some resemblance to Chidi, as Chet mistakes Chidi for him.

## History

Trent is said to have worked in the Partial Decapitations department of The Bad Place alongside Chet. Chet states that Trent left Partial Decapitations "800 years ago, or something like that". At this point  Eleanor, Chidi, Tahani and Jason has been in Neighborhood 12358W for almost 300 years (or so Michael has stated), meaning Trent must have Partial Decapitations about 500 years in The **Jeremy Bearimy Timeline** before the series takes place.

## Trivia

It is unknown what part of The Bad Place Trent really worked in before the system changed in season four.

Trent's demon skin suit presumably looks like Chidi, as Chidi was mistaken for him, although it is possible that Chet just forgot what he looked like, however this is unlikely.
Point System

The point system was the former system used and created by the council to judge who belongs in The Good Place and who belongs in The Bad Place. When under around 1 million points, that person belongs in the bad place, and when above, they belong in the good place. However, due to the required amount of points being so high, it was impossible to get into the good place as proven by Doug Forcett who lived a perfect lifestyle. This system is used by Michael to try and prove just how much each of the main characters had improved by being in his simulation by putting them back into the world to try their lives again and seeing how much their point total added up to.

The reason the Point System is so flawed is that it assigns bad things from a never ending domino effect; even things a GOOD person isn't aware of. The most horrible part is that Doug shows that being an extreme doormat WON'T beat the flaw. Its for this reason the Afterlife reworked the system to put all new souls in a purgatory like Neighborhood 12358W, so they can be tested with the knowledge they are dead; allowing to either let their true sinfulness out or be at peace and treat everyone kindly. The improvement score determines if they go up or down.
Simone Garnett

Jason Mendoza

Chidi Anagonye

❝ *There's a decent chance this entire thing is just a complex electrochemical reaction caused by my synapses randomly firing in the millisecond after my death... but this fro-yo is amazing so I'm just gonna roll with it* ❞
—Simone on The Afterlife[src]
**Simone Garnett** is a recurring character on The Good Place, portrayed by Kirby Howell-Baptiste.

## Personality

Simone is cheerful and upbeat. She enjoys her work at the university, and is good at explaining it. She also gave Chidi a free MRI scan, and thought that the joint project was a great idea. She also is not bitter, as when Chidi breaks up with her she understands, stating that he is so weird that it's probably for the best.

Once she dies, Simone cannot accept the reality and believes she's *currently* dying and the Medium Place version of the Good Place is just a figment of her dying brain.

## Life

Not much is known about Simone's life before Chidi met her at St. John's University. When he did, he asked Simone to give him a brain scan and see why he was so indecisive. She did, and they bonded. Simone became friends with Eleanor, who helped Chidi asked Simone out. They ran the study together until the four humans learned about the Afterlife, and Chidi broke up with Simone because he couldn't risk dooming her to The Bad Place.

Simone later died in a manner that Shawn described as "hilarious."

## Death

Simone was chosen by Shawn as one of the four subjects of Michael's experiment. Eleanor, posing as the Architect, welcomed her to the Neighborhood. It is unknown if Simone had been tortured prior to arriving in the Neighborhood. Her cause of death is also unknown.
Dan Schofield

Dan Schofield (born June 7, 1995) is a television producer and writer. He has produced shows such as *The Good Place* and *Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?*. He has also been nominated for several awards including *Writers Guild of America Award for Best Comedy Series* and *Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Game Show*.
Percy Jackson/Warriors Spoof

By Mistleheart

Cloudtail: It's just great to have this afternoon all to ourselves, isn't it, Brightheart?

Brightheart: Absolutely. With no enemy warriors attacking, and most of all, no books raining from the sky -

Jayfeather: You just *had* to say that.

*(Books start falling from the sky)*

Cloudtail: *(screams like a Twoleg girl and runs into the nursery)* Not again!

*(Water rushes over the camp, along with a few pepperoni pizzas; Percy Jackson appears)*

Percy Jackson: Behold, *(croak)*the great Peter *(croak)* Johnson!

Honeyfern: Is there a toad in your throat?

Percy Jackson: *(throws up toad soup)*

The kits: Yuck!

*(Annabeth Chase appears)*

Annabeth: You don't belong in this book, Percy! GET OUT!

*(all the Percy Jackson characters appear)*

Tigerstar: Puny - Twolegs!

*(skeleton warriors kill Tigerstar for the 50,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,001th time)*

Nico: Hello, I'm depressing! I think that was the 50,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,002nd time we killed him.

Percy: No, that's the 50,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,001st time. I have more precise counting.

*(zombies crawl out of the gap in the ground)*

Lionblaze: *(rudely interrupts)* Uh, Peter Johnson, and Depressing, it would be better if you left our camp, especially when it's flooded by toad soup and books.

Percy: Who's Peter Johnson?

Nico: Who's Depressing?

Cinderheart: You introduced yourself as 'Peter Johnson' and 'Depressing'.

Percy: Oops. Well, I'm Percy Jackson! I'm famous!

*(cats get stuck in Arachne's Chinese Handcuffs)*

Jason Grace: What the heck, Annabeth!

Annabeth: Oops.

Percy:MWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

Berrynose: Get out of here, non-believers!

Percy: *(puts feet up to relax)* Non-believers...in what?

Berrynose: The awesome, beautiful, cuddly, delicious...StarClan!

Firestar: *(frowns)* Uh, StarClan is cuddly? Delicious?

Tigerstar: StarClan is worthless!

*(skeleton warriors kill Tigerstar)*

Nico: Hahahahahaha! Percy, now my counting is precise and yours not! Hahahahahaha!

Annabeth: *(muttering)* Insane boys.

Bluestar: I volunteer for being totally insane! AH I DON'T BELIEVE IN STARCLAN NO I DO! *(a car drives up and Bluestar gets in it)*

Percy: I never knew cats could drive cars.

Leo: HAZEL HAS CAST AN ILLUSION ON US!

Hazel： DID NOT!

Hazeltail：I am Hazeltail!

Bob: I am Bob!

Bramblestar: What kind of name is that?

Annabeth: IS THAT PEPPERONI? *(eats)*

Percy: You get fat very quickly.

Annabeth: How *dare* you!

Rachel Dare: *I will eat you, Jay's feather will eat you, I will eat you!*

Jayfeather: That's not a prophecy!

Annabeth: OUT!

Percy: I'd like to stay here. Harry Potter wasn't as annoying as these cute kittens.

Small Bob: Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww.
The Key

**The Key** is a key to The Door to Earth, which is guarded by Jeff, the Doorman. It is made out of the first atoms in the universe, and cannot be duplicated—as can be seen by the words "Do Not Duplicate" written on it. It is on a frog keychain, because Jeff is a frog guy.

## Uses

Aside from opening the door to the other realms of existence, it can also rin g like a phone and display a video screen of the caller.

## Notes and references

Template:Reflist

1. ↑ Chapter 30: The Snowplow
2. Chapter 27: Everything Is Bronzer! Part 1
Véronique

❝ *Don't you think Kamilah and I would get along very well?* ❞
—Veronique to Tahani

## Bio

**Veronique** is a minor character who appears in a flashback in Chapter 17 of *The Good Place*. She interviews Tahani Al-Jamil but only wants to talk about Kamilah. She reveals that she and Kamilah have a lot of things in common, and tries to get tahani to talk about her, as Kamilah had turned down the offer.

## Trivia

She sates that she is an only child.

She, as well as Kamilah, are both of the Capricorn star sign.
Pevita

**Pevita** is a Bad Place torturer in the series *The Good Place*.

## History

She has a memorable moment in Chapter 2 when Michael kicks her (construct of a) dog into the Sun.

She is one of the residents who complains about Eleanor's actions at the focus group in Chapter 11, and is supposedly won over by Eleanor's "*Pobody's Nerfect*" gag at the subsequent party.

In Chapter 14 she is one of the two potential soulmates Michael introduces for Chidi, a choice which is meant to torture him, though Pevita makes so little effort that he swiftly chooses the other, Angelique, only to be told by Michael that Pevita is his true soulmate after all.
Sachveer

## Bio

❝ *Well, then he said, "You can't give me both your kidneys; you'll die." And I said, "But you will live. And I know we just met on this bus ten minutes ago," but he seemed nice.* ❞
—Sachveer
**Sachveer** is a minor character in *The Good Place.* In Chapter 1*,* he is one of the supposedly good people Eleanor meets at the first night party.

In Chapter 11, he attends both the "focus group" and the subsequent party, and pretends to be impressed by Eleanor's "Pobody's Nerfect" gag.
Retirement

**Retirement** is the official term for a punishment which can happen to demons if they mess up. The name is a euphemism for a never-ending torture known more informally as "*The Eternal Shriek*." It is first described by Michael in Chapter 7 when Tahani is preparing for Michael's retirement party.

## Description

Retirement is described by Michael in Chapter 7:

**Michael:** Its an extreme form of punishment. We call it "*The Eternal Shriek*." My soul will be disintegrated, and each molecule will be placed on the surface of a different burning sun. And then my essence will be scooped out of my body with a flaming ladle and poured over hot diamonds :)

**Tahani:** But the diamonds are lovely...?

**Michael:** They're not. And then what's left of my body will be endlessly beaten with a titanium rod.

**Tahani**:Like a piñata. ***[Indicates a piñata she has made in the form of Michael]***

**Michael:** Yes, except you have the string around my waist, but instead it will definitely be around my genitals.
Hypatia

## Hypatia of Alexandria

❝ *Hi I'm milkshake, want a milkshake?* ❞
—-Happiness Zombie Patty

**Hypatia of Alexandria**, or **Patty**, was a philosopher, mathematician, and astrologer who lived in Egypt in the 4th century AD. She is the only philosopher that made it to the Good Place because she was ethically superior to the other great philosophers such as Aristotle, Plato, or Socrates.

She was one of Chidi's idols as a teenager and he is overjoyed at the chance to meet her in the Good Place, where she has dubbed herself "Patty" as a form of evolving with the times. She is one of the key factors in notifying the Soul Squad of the innate problems of the Good Place.

She is the one who informed Eleanor and Chidi that an eternal existence of happiness makes you become a mindless happiness zombie. During her happiness brain dead state all she does is drink milkshakes made from stardust, slowly urinate into her trousers (which evaporates instantly) and has random orgasms. When she informed the soul squad of this, Michael created The Last Door, which will officially end the individual's afterlife who uses it. Once she learns of this, knowing that she can one day have a final death, her brain begins to return to normal, and she states that she may stay in The Good Place for a little while longer.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 51
2. ↑ wikipedia:Hypatia
3. ↑ Wikipedia: Hypatia
4. ↑ “Chapter 51: Patty.” *The Good Place*, season 4, episode 12, NBC, 23 Jan. 2020.
5. ↑ Westenfeld, Adrienne. “Why *The Good Place* Had Chidi Meet Lisa Kudrow's Hypatia of Alexandria Instead of Aristotle.” *Esquire*, Hearst Digital Media, 24 Jan. 2020, www.esquire.com/entertainment/tv/a30653064/hypatia-of-alexandria-lisa-kudrow-the-good-place-season-4-explained/.
Adam Scott

**Adam Paul Scott** (born April 3, 1973) is an American actor, comedian, producer, and pod-caster. He is known for his role as Ben Wyatt in the NBC sitcom *Parks and Recreation*. He starred in the movie A.C.O.D, as Carter. He has also appeared as Derek in the film *Step Brothers*, Johnny Meyer in *The Aviator*, Henry Pollard in the Starz sitcom *Party Down*, Ed Mackenzie in the HBO series *Big Little Lies,* and Trevor in *The Good Place.*

Scott was born in Santa Cruz, California, to Anne (born Quartararo) and Greg Dougald Scott, both of whom are retired teachers. He is of one quarter Sicilian descent, on his mother's side. He has two older siblings, Shannon and David. He graduated from Harbor High School and the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Los Angeles, California.
The Last Door

**The Last Door** is an archway in the Good Place through which any human being, who feels ready to end their afterlife, may walk. Walking through the Door ends a person's existence—at least, in the state they've always known it—with their essence being dissolved and returned to the universe. Many of the residents think this is a good idea, and many of them walk through, such as Doug Forcett. In Chapter 52, main characters Chidi, Jason and Eleanor all walk through the door.

## Purpose

The Last Door is present for those who feel content and satisfied, and are ready to end their afterlives.

## History

After Michael became the Head Architect of the Good Place, he worked with the four humans to figure out the Last Door and how it would work. The idea was received positively by the residents.

Eventually, Chidi, Jason, and Eleanor walk through the Door, along with notable figures such as Doug Forcett and William Shakespeare.

## Limitations

Only humans will experience the full extent of the Last Door's properties; Immortal Beings and Janets can pass through but will feel nothing.

## Known users

The following humans are known to have walked through the Door since being admitted to the Good Place:

* William Shakespeare
* Doug Forcett
* Chidi Anagonye
* Jason Mendoza
* Eleanor Shellstrop

Michael also walked through the Door, but did not experience its effects due to his immortality.

## Trivia

* One known effect is that the essence can cross over to earth and give a "good Samaritan moment"; which gave Michael his long awaited membership card.
* A common fan theory is that the souls would eventually reform into new personas to be born.
Pillboi

**Steven "Pillboi" Peleaz** is a recurring character in *The Good Place*, played by Eugene Cordero.

## History.

Not much is known about Pillboi. All that is known is that he was an amateur DJ like his best friend Jason Mendoza and was a part of his 60-person dance crew. His real name, Steven Peleaz, was only revealed by Michael late in Season 4.

While eating in a Mexican restaurant, Jason convinces Pillboi that they should rob it to achieve their dreams of getting the life they deserve. However, they are caught soon after it begins, and Jason suffocates inside the safe. Pillboi is arrested but is mostly likely out on probation.

Pillboi initially participates in an elaborate scheme with Donkey Doug to create an energy drink/body spray by robbing three factories, but Jason takes his place in the robbery attempt in an effort to save Pillboi's soul.

Pillboi now works in a nursing home, where he takes pride in providing the elderly residents with seasoned advice on which pills to combine (or avoid combining) in order to have the best high. As he has been warned by "secret astronaut spies" from NASA that he is part of a covert mission, he plans to keep his job at the nursing home and cease committing further crimes.

In season four Michael's charts show that after the Soul Squad intervention in his life his point total significantly increased. In the real Good Place he is also shown at Jason's party before he goes through the door, where he toasts Jason and compliments him.

## Trivia

* Pillboi didn't seem that upset when he learned his best friend Jason had died, simply stating "At least he died doing what he loved, a bunch of whippets, but he'll never get the life he truly deserved".
* He is shown to have a bad memory, as in season three he forgot Jason has moved to Australia.
* In Chapter 32: The Ballad of Donkey Doug Pillboi's nametag at work states his name is Pillboi. Between this and Jason never calling him Steven, it's possible he is intentionally distancing himself from his given name for personal reasons.
* Pillboi is shown to have a fairly low IQ, but with a good heart.
* He was a member of the 60 person dance crew, along with Jason, Donkey Doug, Lil' Peanut and Big Noodle, among others.
* He was a strong supporter of the Jacksonville Jaguars, the main football team in Jacksonville.
Samuel

**Samuel** is a character appearing in flashbacks in the series *The Good Place*. He was a boyfriend of Eleanor Shellstrop during her life on earth. He was a supportive and understanding boyfriend to Eleanor and generally made a conscious effort to be a good person, working as an EMT. Eleanor, however, ended up pushing him away sometime before her first death, as they fundamentally disagreed on that the effort to be good was worth it in a difficult and complicated world.
Reginald

**Reginald**  is a guest character in The Good Place.

Reginald is one of Simone Garnett's students. He meets with her during her office hours to inform her he won't be in class the following day because his grandmother has died in Chapter 28: Everything Is Bonzer! Part 2.

Reginald was played by Johnny McKeown.
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William Shakespeare

## Production

**William Shakespeare** is a historical figure and renowned playwright who is mentioned several times on *The Good Place*.

## Biography

### Post-mortem

After his death, Shakespeare was immediately sent to the Bad Place; it is unknown whether he was truly a bad person or simply did not meet the Good Place's entry minimum.

In Chapter 38, Shawn tortures Shakespeare by telling him about the plot of *Entourage*, a 2015 film that received 33% on Rotten Tomatoes.

Later, Shakespeare passes the Test and is admitted to the Good Place. During his time there, he authors approximately four thousand more plays, which were (in Eleanor's opinion) much worse than his plays from his time on Earth. Most notably, Shakespeare wrote a sequel to his 1611 comedy *The Tempest* entitled *The Tempest 2: Here We Blow Again* (a blunt allusion to the 2018 *Mamma Mia!*sequel).

Shortly before the events of Chapter 52, Shakespeare makes the news in the Afterlife community by passing through the Last Door.
Powers

This Page Contains a list of all the powers seen in The Good Place.

* **Cocoon encasement**

* **Teleportation**

* **Omniscience**

* **Summon and retrieval**

* **Reality Warping**
	+ **Reality Creation**

* **Compulsory Truth**

* **Operating the Train**

* **Walkie-Talkie Protocol**

* **Physical Strength**

* **Immortality**
	+ **Longevity**

* **Extra Dimensional vision**

* **Memory Manipulation**

* **Simulation projection**
	+ **Illusion Manipulation**

* **Artistic Talents**

* **Dimensional Manipulation**

* **Telekinesis**

* **Judgement**

* **Portal Generation**

* **Dimensional Traveling**
* **Potato Summoning**

* **Immortal Being Physiology**

* **Aura Reading**
Quinston Timeclock

❝ *That one just came to me. It just popped into my noodle.*  ❞
—Quinston to Michael.

## Quinston

**Quinston** is one of the Eternal Beings that was hired by Michael for his "Good Place" experiment.

## History

Quinston Timeclock is one of the 318 Bad Place torturers hired by Michael for his experiment. He first appears as Tomas when he is introduced as Tahani's soulmate in the version two of Michael's experiment.

## Season 2

When Michael introduces Quinston to Tahani as her soulmate, she is annoyed with him because he is much shorter than she is and doesn't have her sense of fashion. After hundreds of failed reboots Vicky blackmails Michael into giving her control of the neighborhood, after which Quinston along with Gunnar are seen as part of Vicky's inner circle.

## Powers & Abilities

* **Immortality:** As an eternal being, Quinston is immortal.

## Trivia

* His name is based on a character that Michael Schur's daughter created.
The Test

The **test** of ethics and morality, also referred to as the "**system**," is a simulation used to evaluate a persons life points score. It is administered to all deceased humans, and passing the test grants admission to the Good Place. Failing requires the human to be 'reset' in order to take the test again, although they do retain a vague memory of their pervious actions as a form of inner voice or conscience. This allows the subject to gradually improve their score over multiple resets until they gain enough points to enter the Good Place. The test is designed and tailored to every individual by both Good Place and Bad Place Architects, and administered by Bad Place demons. It is inferred that humans who are incapable of improvement are sent to the traditional Bad Place for eternity.
Time-Knife

The **time-knife** is a multidimensional blade that exists within the IHOP. It is mentioned in the series by Chidi, in the episode of the same name, while convening with Gen, Michael, and Shawn in the IHOP.

In episode 38, when Chidi describes it as "a trillion different realities folding onto each other like thin sheets of metal forming a single blade", Michael dismisses his shock, asserting that "everyone has seen the time-knife". In episode 48 however, when Michael reintegrates the memories of all 800+ versions of Chidi, everyone marvels at his newfound decisiveness. Michael confidently asserts that Chidi has "seen the time-knife", intimating that Chidi has finally seen \*and understood\* it
That Was Your Life

"That Was Your Life" was a talk show hosted by Eleanor Shellstrop in Season 4. The other Good Place residents acted as guests, watching others talk about their lives and why they are in The Good Place. Wanda talked about how she saved all the ducks and horses in the world. The whole purpose of this was to make Brent Norwalk feel like he was not supposed to be here, which doesn't work, making him more selfish.
Season 4

**Season 4** of the comedy television series The Good Place premiered on NBC on September 26, 2019, and concluded on January 30, 2020.

## Synopsis

The experiment on self-improvement in the afterlife begins. Shawn repeatedly tries to sabotage the experiment, first by sending a demon to impersonate one of the test subjects, and then by having a Bad Janet impersonate Janet. Once these deceptions have been uncovered, the four human test subjects are Chidi himself, Simone, gossip columnist John, and entitled chauvinist Brent. Eleanor and the rest of the team encourage the four to become friends, study ethics together, and improve as people. By the conclusion of the year-long experiment, all but Brent have shown moral improvement, and even Brent shows potential for change at the last minute. The Judge decides that the afterlife system is indeed flawed—but to mend it, all of humanity must be erased from existence.

## Starring

Kristen Bell as **Eleanor Shellstrop**
William Jackson Harper as **Chidi Anagonye**
Jameela Jamil as **Tahani Al-Jamil**
D'Arcy Carden as **Janet/Bad Janet/Neutral Janet/Disco Janet**
Manny Jacinto as **Jason Mendoza**
**and** Ted Danson as **Michael/Vicky in a Michael Suit.**
## Development

On June 8, 2019, it was announced that season four of *The Good Place* will be the last season of the series.

As of July 20, 2019 the series finale had been written with a table-read for the episode scheduled to take place on Monday, July 22. Furthermore, the cast were very happy to see the series end on its own terms and think the ending is great. D'Arcy Carden said the finale is "*sad as hell. We can say it’s great, but it sucks!*"

Kristen Bell is directing an episode this season, as are the script supervisor and director. Kristen has praised Ken Garoo for his work on the show, and his ability "*to empower people around him*" and always seeing the potential in people and cultivating it.

## Media

Back for Season 4! - The Good Place (Digital Exclusive)The Good Place Season 4 Now Has Extended Episodes! (Promo)
## References

1. ↑ NBC Sets Fall Premiere Dates for 'The Good Place' Final Season, Record-Setting 'SVU'/ HollywoodReporter
2. ↑ The Good Place will end with Season 4, *The Verge*
3. ↑ https://twitter.com/TheEricGoldman/status/1152656811859648512
4. ↑ https://twitter.com/TheEricGoldman/status/1152658246320058370
5. ↑ https://twitter.com/TheEricGoldman/status/1152663079315881984