That’s a terrible trivia question. I watched that episode last week and didn't remember the answer.

So, it’s coming to Max? Fine, when it does, I’ll put aside a weekend, check it out and then wait for the future installments to also arrive on Max. 

“Your first point is applicable to both candidates. And I think less so in Biden’s case. He may stumble over words, but those words aren’t ‘electric sharks.’”

Biden put it simply: If someone wants to challenge him, GO AHEAD.

Half bad would be a step up.  Right now it’s whole bad.

I’ll try again:

Here’s the thing: reassuring your nervous supporters that the debate was “one bad night” shouldn’t be complicated at all. Just get the candidate in as many live, unscripted situations as possible to prove that he can still think on his feet and still has the stamina to campaign. Schedule a live, one-hour town hall…

Hey now, North Face is pretty good gear.

Thank you!

omg it’s almost as if two heterosexual people of the opposite gender can be friends without it becoming romantic! i know, i know, Hollywood doesn’t usually understand human behaviour so we shouldn’t expect too much.

Yep, I could get into the rap battles of my youth but this one I don’t know what they’re arguing about and I haven’t cared to investigate. I’m happy people are enjoying this. As for me, I’ll wrap my cardigan around my shoulders and get back to my programs.

This article made me feel so very, very old.  Though, thankfully, not as old as these people who are apparently still bragging about being at Live Aid.

Does anyone else just kind of find this stupid? They’re grown men, very successful, lots of money, and they’re acting like petty teenagers. And no matter how tough they act, they’re still two adults who dislike each other so much that they had to sing about it. All I can picture is the rapping equivalent of Kevin…

Is this how low “rap beef” has fallen?  It’s like making fun of the acne riddled retard kid in junior high at this point.

He did play guitar on Late Night

“Fronted by Meyers’ old SNL buddy Fred Armisen, the band would see its famous guitarist entering and exiting the group over the next 12 years as Janney, guitarist Seth Jabour, and bassist Syd Butler dutifully played walk-on music over for the host’s guests daily. 8G differentiated itself from previous late-night bands…

It didn’t ruin anything. Sit down.

“tiny hints”
Were we watching the same show? I can’t imagine getting to episode six and not thinking something was genuinely off with the main character. Alien? Angel? Robot? Time traveler? All teased. There’s no way it should have caught you off guard.

I will agree that it would have worked better to have the reveal…

I liked the twist. I'd like to see a bit more of the alien planet in S2 but I don't think we will. I'll be watching, regardless.

It actually sounds interesting now