Imagine if Michael’s manifesto did get out and the entire world knew the truth, thereby breaking the system because from then on everyone on earth and all their descendants would be doomed to end up in hell.

I figured the manifesto would be released on the internet and cause a worldwide crisis.

Now, with another rug jerked out from under the gang, I am wonder if the end game or perhaps a slightly larger... jerking rug will be that the entire question was if Michael the demon could become good, and our crew of four humans trying to become good was not the real show.  That might even last for one episode.

I’m concerned they aren’t actually alive, but this is Michael’s test...

It could be worse.

... but he is NOT going to do that

Chidi is *surprisingly* jacked

I mean he was distractingly buff.

Professors of Moral Philosophy must have a lot of free time to work out.

.... He’s asking how the fictional characters could afford Vaughan in the 70s, not “how did HBO afford that?”

Scorching-hot take: Halloween (the original) is not that great a film.

Pie ain't gonna help none, brother.

I am very worried about that dog.

The "exact same thing" is basically a guy standing around doing nothing, following Darth Vader around, then quickly dying in his one fight scene.

We are called Earthlings

I can’t wait until the fourth episode, where people realize that they fell in love with a costume, and not a character.

So they moved the Boba Fett movie to TV and will just call him* something like Boble Fupp?

One of my all time favs goes, unsurprisingly, to The Simpsons:
“Come on Homer, you enjoy Japanese culture. You liked Rashomon.”
“That’s not the way I remember it.”

It’s not complicated—you can explain the joke in about five seconds to someone who hasn’t seen the movie—but if you have, it’s just instantly hilarious.

Hiding the reviews is a pretty bizarre decision.

I liked the “magic hug” reference for us fans of The Leftovers.