I’m missing The Middleman.

I logged in to say the same thing! Now we know that Sorbo wasn’t acting when he was playing that douchebag. (It’s a shame that so few people saw the show.)

Isn’t “fascist influencer” already Trump’s job?

You’d expect them to nab David Hasselhoff, Alyssa Milano, and Pat Benatar. 

Or you can do what Matt Blevin, former governor of Kentucky, did on his way out the door and pardon two convicted child rapists, the family of one of whom held fundraisers for him.

eg. Steve Bannon, after being arrested by USPS police on the megayacht of his Chinese billionaire sugar daddy, charged with defrauding Trump supporters. Which Trump then pardoned him for.

Bush pardoned Weinberger and the other Iran-Contra figures during the Christmas recess, *days* before he was to go to trial, because Weinberger had proof that Bush knew about Iran-Contra all along, contrary to his statements to the FBI for years. He did this at the urging of his AG, one William Barr. Yeah, the same…

>In stark contrast to how Daemon handled his first wife Laena’s labor,

Don’t sell kids short, he might surprise you.

Or loudly demand that they’re right in the face of reality.

>Luthen is making moves towards that column, too. He alludes to Cassian as a “loose end”

>People’s comparisons to stuff like the Wire or the Americans are spot on in that regard.

That was a weird word choice. Sure, it means “shot full of holes,” but it’s a lowbrow idiom in comparison to the rest of his speech pattern.

>And his spin off show was garbage - partially because Robert Rodriguez doesn’t know how to do action, but also because the story sucked.

Like Spider-Man!

“Bucephalus,” dude. Alexander the Great? After Rob Bricken misheard “duck and goose” as “broth and juice” on House of the Dragon a few weeks back, you’d think that there’d be a directive that reviewers turn on subtitles.

Rome, Luther, etc. etc. She’s good.

If that wasn’t the original narrator of the 70s Hulk show doing the opening narration, that was a damn good soundalike.

Beyond the freaking gorgeous locations and cinematography, it’s because the dialogue isn’t aping George Lucas’ dreck like they do in The Mandalorian and Boba Fett. These characters talk like people.

The really scary ones are the ones who dress up as Stormtroopers and imperial officers because they think the uniforms are cool, not giving a single thought to the fact that they’re the *bad guys*.