If you’re “playing a character” who’s an asshole, and you stay in character 24/7, that’s not a character who’s being an asshole, that’s just you.

>where the dad reads a Ronald Reagan biography 

It’s less a prop and more likely a cursed object at that point. “We got it at this little place on a back street we hadn’t seen before, and went we went back we couldn’t find it again. Weird, huh?”

I’ve had asthma since I was 13 and have had more than one close call from it. *I* have no problems breathing with a mask, so unless your lungs are so messed up you need an oxygen mask, you’ve got no excuse. They’re just latching onto any excuse that comes along to justify being an asshole - grown-ass adults shouting,…

There’s a timeline written on a blackboard in the school in the city drop episode that fleshed things out a bit. Funny thing is, it’s just there in the background with nothing to draw attention to it.

My extremely Midwestern family’s family recipe cookbook from 2010 has an “Oriental Salad” (How Midwestern? Ever hear of fluff salad or jello salad?), but some of the recipes in it go back to the 40s and 50s, so there’s no way to know how old it really is.

“We can’t go back to the way things were because the way things were is what got us here.”

She was also in an episode of the excellent Invisible Man TV series from 2000.

The difference is that Dear Leader has decreed that he wants the schools open, and that people should stop dying because it makes him look bad. They’re positive that their response plan - saying that people should go back to their old daily routines and pretend the virus doesn’t exist - is totally gonna make the virus…

Already been confirmed —

People who miss going to GWAR concerts.

No jokes about how Feyd-Rautha’s too-normal actor went on to play The Middleman? No geek points for you. I remembered Matt Keesler being in this, but couldn’t remember who he played.

>Order of the Cruciform

They sure have the worst luck with unpaid interns.

He’s also very disappointed at people who refuse to wear masks. You disappointed Tom Hanks, you monsters.

“Now, fetch me some little boys! I’ve had a terrible day!”

It was. He’s advertising to a very specific type of clientele.

>“It’s called terrorism,” he added. “What’s the definition of terrorism? To use violence and intimidation to frighten the public.”

Not unlike cockroaches scurrying when you turn the light on.

He’s profoundly stupid, but he’s a highly talented con man. He knows exactly how to manipulate the press to his advantage, and how to con people into acting against their own best interests in favor of his.