There's a line of thinking that when Bran went south of the wall in the first episode that he would have broken the magic of the wall. Something having to do with him now being the three eyed raven.

I've heard it said we're supposed to assume it's an anchor chain from a large ship.

It's dumb. They shouldn't do it, but I bet they will.

It's going to blow something out of its mouth. Probably an icy blast or some sort of blue or green magical flame. I'm not citing any particular book knowledge, but a dragon who doesn't spray something out of its mouth is barely a dragon.

I respect how hard she works at everything. She's an extreme
overachiever. She's found a level of notoriety and success in the comedy
world without being a naturally funny person and for that I will always admire her.

But you are right, above all else there's a very real, practical reason they had to develop a plot contrivance for why they should never speak Russian. The actors would have to memorize entire conversations in Russian phonetically and the accents would be atrocious.

No, no. She definitely salted it. The explicitly showed her salting it. Things aren't great for her, but they aren't, "no salt in your food" bad.

Who?

Kind of bummed out that the aliens are possibly / probably made entirely of non-living technology. That wasn't the juicy reveal I was waiting for, even if in the universe right now, the majority of beings traveling for decades, or centuries or thousands of years to reach other civilizations are probably just the…

I hate to see Dar be the one behind a staged terror plot when he has proven to be a red herring and more honorable than you would expect so many times.

They are owned by Comcast. That's like having infinity money.

AAS is a hell of a drug. LIke second puberty.

Were there any signs that James Marsden's character wasn't human before it was revealed definitively that he is not? Sure seemed like he was fulfilling a storyline meant for a guest. Why does he have romantic dialogue in private with Deloris in the middle of nowhere and then follow her back to the farm if no guests…

That was the most uncomfortable I've ever been listening to a podcast. I still I don't know if he was genuinely offended or playing it up a little for dark comedic effect.

I almost gave up very early on for the same reasons. There's definitely an adjustment period. Though they are finding humor in the vicinity of all these horrific things, you'll start to see the pattern emerge that it's almost never at the victim's expense by making fun of them specifically or belittling their…

Paul Scheer said "How Did This Get Made?" is finally doing Showgirls sometime in October. Hopefully it's a live episode.

Dude… Spoilers.

You can do worse than to die like the intro to a Six Feet Under episode.

It was stupid big. Someone got carried away with the photoshop clone tool.

I never thought to search for an Americans podcast, but of course there seem to be several.