Your whole post is swollen with repeated use of the semicolon; I’m not trollin’, I say keep it rollin’.

I kind of love Rachel Bloom, so that alone might make me check it out. 

I bet Helen Hunt foresaw it. She seems very wise. And she put up with him for years. 

Yowza. Yeah, that sounds violent. 

From what I’ve heard—and obviously I’m not even close to an expert on this case—Undisclosed is definitely a vital resource on the Adnan Syed investigation. I’ve already gone far enough down this rabbit hole this week, but I might check it out.

Of course, Rabia Chaudry is far from a disinterested party in the Adnan Syed case, as I'm sure you know. So while I've heard good things about Undisclosed, I wouldn't exactly call it an unbiased investigation. 

Could be, could be 

HEY KEVIN, YOU SHITBIRD!

Bad formatting! 

Kanye's music is like lobster to me, a person living in Maine. I'm supposed to like it, everyone says it's great, but I think it sucks. And yes, I've tried slathering butter on My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy. 

Another reason to hate my parents 

It’s a charming show and Quinta Brunson is a ridiculously enthusiastic performer. It’s catching. The writing is decent even if the concept is more than a little derivative. Pretty solid cast, although I think the show would benefit from leaning into its influences and featuring an antagonistic kind of Dwight…

That gave me chills. That’s exactly how he would respond.

In my pants!

Is it true that Jon Hamm is actually a huge asshole in real life? Obviously Paul Rudd could never be an asshole to anyone, but I've heard Hamm is kind of a dick. 

Yeah. And while narcissistic behavior doesn’t mean he’s guilty of murder, you’re right that he didn’t do himself many favors im his conversations with Koenig.

Jesus was history's greatest troll, so this was a particularly lulzy troll on Lil Nas X's part. 

I’m kind of a huge Lil Nas X fan now. He has won me over.

Therein lies my main issue with Serial—it’s Adnan Syed’s story, with Hae Min Lee reduced to the main plot catalyst. And sure, that's how the true crime genre works. But looking for juicy drama in a horrible, tragic murder and a man's incarceration really is kind of awful when you think about it. 

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