It’s an Easter Gregg.

Did he, though?

Yes, Kendall speaks in bumper stickers, ‘trending’ topics, catchphrases and business jargon. I’m not sure he understands half of what he should to be in the position he’s in/trying to be in.

I hear that requires breaking a few Gregs

Happy?  The man is desperately trying to act out the self-aggrandizing movie in his head and seems manically headed towards a relapse.

I think it’s also there to show... well, I don’t want to be crude and say it shows he’s a drug addict, but I think it’s there to show that Kendall has problems controlling his moods and impulses, and that as a result he has a habit of recklessly chasing after whatever appears to offer happiness in the moment. He’s…

It’s how it’s officially shortened by the show.

I was just so goddamn glad this show is back I did not hit “skip” on the intro and instead let that glorious theme wash over me.

also, Roman and Gerri will never “hook up” (at least not in the traditional sense) because their sexual relationship is entirely predicated on non-consummation; it’s a pretty classic dynamic. soooo, maybe don’t hold your breath for that one. 😆

All I could think about with Karl was “YOU CAN’T SKIP LUNCH!” and how in the next scene he’d be eating a hot dog from his sleeve.

L to the OG.

I dunno. I’ve tried to keep pace with your issues with this season of Ted Lasso but I think you’ve lost me with this review. I’m not sure that this season has been the smoothest and there’s definitely some withdrawal pangs generally after the extreme high of season one, but I do fear that - like the AV Club’s Lost…

I dunno, I’d watch The Crown with dragons.
Does Margaret Thatcher count as a dragon lady?
If I had a wish though, it’d be that Claire Foy play her through the whole thing.

You’re being overly dramatic. DoD is fairly self-contained, has an actual ending, and besides the obvious and banal, doesn’t really tie into the first show at all.

The reveal that the Rustralian cult leader is simply getting people to hallucinate to suggestions is pretty underwhelming. But that’s not as ridiculous as if she was actually conjuring up the dead themselves.

On a private note I have to give a lot of credit to this show regarding suicide and drug reaction. I had NO…

First, I hope you appreciate that I took minutes of my day to find this and respond.

It isn’t tragic, she regained her own story by not making room for women like Rachel and Tanya. She said it’s my story now, no more room for this white nonsene.

It’s kind of bizarre how people see Shane in regards to what Armond is doing.

The guests were the literal death of Armond. You sound like one of the guests who think Armond deserved to be treated terribly day in and day out because it’s his job. Nobody deserves that treatment, that’s the point, not the logistics of the hotel. You think Shane wouldn’t find something else to be terrible about?…

Armond’s Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day Week