I dig it. When I cross-shop imaginary replacements for my current wagon, a stick Jetta is right up there. Sadly the modern VW wagons don’t have the looks or the space.

I thought Archer ended with :1999.

I agree that it’s more complex; I also appreciate Ron Swanson of Westeros’ comments below.

I keep thinking this show has come to its end: first Apocalypse, then I thought 1984 was to be the last, and now . . .

AHS releases on Netflix are usually a full season behind. I.E. the most recent season doesn’t come out until after the newest season is in broadcast.

For the money and the specs, you could find a comparable Saab 9-3 or 9-5 with half the kilometer-age. 

I remember 1989 being a year of unusually bountiful sea-monster movie harvests.

That picture illustrates very well what an automobile is: a box for people with an engine and wheels.

Came here just to make the same quibble.

Doctor Reyes? Watching the trailer I thought that was a re-cast Moira.

That pic up top. No Shan? I’m reading the snarly blonde as Magik.

I’m all for more LGBTQ representation, but not Rahne and Dani.

I was nodding along at the Xterra but exhaled in loud exclamation at the Roadmaster. Yaas. Wagons4Life.

It’s a bit overpriced but enough of a unicorn (stick-wagon) that I’d consider it.

For the record, I was OK as a 7-year-old with melting Nazi faces. It was the back covered with tarantulas that made my curl up in bed with my parents that night.

Dat Salvage Title. While the Germans had amazing diesel-powered underwater vessels, they didn’t have wheels or 21st-century electronics.

I want this truck so hard. Mister Gradenko and I are not truck people, but we’re EV-curious and will be in the market to replace the Prius soon.

A perpetual underdog finally turns against the corporate establishment? I think Warner is on to something here.

Heh. I wasn’t pulled out of school, but I was taken to RotJ for my birthday. The line stretched around the block of the movie theater.

Tl;DR. I’m sorry to hear it but not surprised.