Brilliance is about a world where a small portion of the population, called “twists” or “abnorms,” are born with unusual mental powers. Ostracized by society, these people are carefully tracked and surveilled by the government. The story follows Nick Cooper, a federal agent tasked with hunting and eliminating…

City??? I was thinking planet.

Also, did you know there’s a song called “September 22"? It’s not worth stopping your day to listen to but... here it is (ignore the intro part, the song kicks in later).

With regards to the “21st night of September” for a long time I thought they were saying “Do you remember?/ When it was hot, September...” which, for me, works just as well, so...

Warnock grew up in public housing, 11th of 12 children, his father was in the Army and later started his own business fixing cars, went to college to study religion and worked to expand Medicare.

“I’m a country boy. I’m not that smart. He’s a preacher. (Warnock) is smart and wears these nice suits.

Co-Op is still one of the funniest things I’ve watched. Pitch-effing-perfect.

Wasn’t that “Long Gone” (Season 3, Episode 6)? Or do you mean something else?

“I’m a country boy. I’m not that smart. He’s a preacher. [Warnock] is smart and wears these nice suits.

I’m assuming Tate is short for Potato Face Motherfucker.

They and the guy in the back need to be in a buddy-cop steampunk detective mystery movie.

And episode of Sandman tackled something like this - a writer locking an actual muse away in his house and forcing her to give him ideas/inspiration for books. Until - monkey’s paw!!! - he can’t STOP thinking of ideas for books and it drives him bonkers.

Ask to see his registration. Run the plates. Ask the couple to prove their truck was stolen and not just take their word for it.

I know we’re not done with this but ... are we done with this now?

It’s funny* how they can throw a person into a drug den with criminals and be shocked with something horrible happens, but come in full body armor to a women’s rights march expecting them to start hurling Molotov cocktails...

Very much so. A lot of people actually WANT to hear the acceptance speeches, even if they are just backslapping each other. For every “... thanks to all the producers, the casting agent...” there’s some weird insertion that makes it worthwhile. Do they honestly think people JUST want to see someone’s named called,…

He actually mentioned that show in particular in his piece. He equated what LandO is doing to if Gray’s featured storylines where they promoted quack medical procedures, etc.

Seriously. He spit out this gem:

Oh, for sure. I’ve seen her in several things and she always relaxed on screen and believable. But me and my SO bailed after the ridiculous premise set out in the first episode. Just couldn’t hack it.

The FIRST season of Flight Attendant...