This was my favorite episode of the Serial Serial so far. It was like a completely different show because it seems like this is the first time that any of you actually liked that weeks episode of Serial. All the other entries for you guys have been "Blah,this show isn't good…last season is better….ummm….so…stuff."…

I'm confused, what are you referring to?

Chuck doesn't think he has a problem with his brain. Chuck thinks he has a problem with electromagnetism.

I'm in the same boat as you. I really liked last week's episode but laughed very little. I think I liked this one less, but laughed more overall.

There's so many reminders of how I am getting old, but SNL this weekend was a big one. When Kanye got on stage and performed, all I could think was "I have absolutely no idea what's happening right now."

I do live on the east coast and I pretty much refer to men as dudes and women as chicks. I don't know if it's a regional thing or not, but I do wonder sometimes if it's offensive to women…

Well, he might be too busy doing a business but we can all dream.

It's not scary. It's bleak.

The Series is brilliant but horrific. I have to be in a certain frame of mind before I consume it. I'm just realizing that I think I didn't know there was a season 2, so now I really want to watch it.

Podmass burned hot and bright for HftMT when it first came out, it was getting nods like every week.

I was in the exact same place, "Ugh, what can they do with another WGK Movie," But there was just so much joy…it was a real good listen - fat ghost had me dying.

Is he a California Thing? I think it was Admonian too who also used to do Huel Hauser (RIPD)? I always liked that impression, but felt a lot was lost on me because the IRL Hauser was apparently a California thing.

I heard Adomian's Bernie on Harmontown, my issue with it is that I think he sounds exactly like Adomian's food critic guy whose name I forget.

I'm with you. I'm not as captivated as I was with S1, but I think S2 is still pretty fascinating. I think it's offering a lot of insight into the various war(s) in the ME, the Army/Military, geopolitical complications of the region, and the complications of our various "alphabet soup" agencies there.

I listened to all of "The Reality SHOW Show" recently. Then it dovetailed into HH and I wasn't immediately hooked. Maybe I was just burnt out, but the concept of catching up with ~100+ episodes was a daunting thought.

Super late to the party, but working un way through this now on DVR. Small note, the first episode was also titled "Dulcinea" so that's two Don Quixote references…

The same justice system that imprisoned Steven Avery for 18 years for a crime he didn't commit?

I started a D&D group this year, I'm in my early-mid 30s and had never played before. Got a group of my freinds who were mostly new to the game and in similar situations (parents of young children).

I only play on XB1, so my experience is limited, but "potty-mouthed children" has never been my problem with online competitive multiplayer.

You couldn't pay me to watch "Dear Zachary."