History YMMV / OKKOLetsBeHeroesS1E47LetsNotBeSkeletons

* CriticalDissonance: The episode was praised by critics for its attempt to talk about gun violence and gun control. However, many fan and audience reactions were very poor as tackling gun control as a poor way to look progressive and relevant, as well as the reasons below.

* BrokenBase: Much like for the bottom, many critics praised the film for its attempt to talk a serious issue, many fans see it as a cheap way to look progressive and relevant.

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The episode ends by having the remotes be banned before any of them were in the hands of the public, which avoids the question of "[[WhoWillBellTheCat who is going to go around and confiscate all the remotes from the people?]]".

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot:
** The episode would feel more even-handed to both sides of the gun control debate if Gar came off as a more responsible ArmsDealer[[note]]as supplying heroes was the point of Gar's Bodega[[/note]] compared to Gil Ferris but reluctant to stop him as the law was on Gil's side until skeleton remotes got out of hand rather than becoming TriggerHappy like the rest of the skeleton remote crowd in this episode.
** Likewise, the episode ends by having the remotes be banned before any of them were in the hands of the public, which avoids the question of "[[WhoWillBellTheCat who is going to go around and confiscate all the remotes from the people?]]".

* HarsherInHindsight: Both watching a crowd turn on K.O. for asking for regulations and cheery ending where the Congresswoman is able to legislate away the problem is brutal to watch knowing that someone who harassed children who advocate gun control would get elected to Congress after this episode aired.

* SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: The mass proliferation of deadly weapons is a terrible scourge on society and otherwise seemingly reasonable people will reflexively refuse any bare minimum of regulation in the name of so called freedoms.

* HarsherInHindsight: Both watching a crowd turn on K.O. for asking for regulations and the Congresswoman bringing in laws is brutal to watch knowing that people who harass children who advocate gun control would get elected to Congress after this episode aired.

** Likewise, the episode ends by having the remotes be banned before any of them were in the hands of the public, which avoids the question of "[[WhoWillBellTheCat who is going to go around and confiscate all the remotes from the people?]]".
* WereStillRelevantDammit: This episode is an example of it! It was made [[PatchedTogetherFromTheHeadlines in response of the mass shootings]] in a cheap attempt at being relevant and progressive. One of the examples being Carol's fourth wall break about "calling your local congressman" and winking. Not to mention it aired after the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting.

* WereStillRelevantDammit: This episode is made in response of the mass shootings. It also aired after the Stoneman Douglas High School shooting. Carol's fourth wall break about "calling your local congressman" and winking, shows that it's so desperate for relevancy.

** {{WereStillRelevantDammit}}: This episode is made in response of the mass shootings. It also aired after the Stoneman Douglas High School shooting. Carol's fourth wall break about "calling your local congressman" and winking, shows that it's so desperate for relevancy.