I'm pretty sure they were using "put it up my butt" as shorthand for "plow me in the ass," as in they're going to do something romantic and then have buttsex. I mainly conclude that because the "it" that the second flight attendant referred to would've been a bubble bath, which doesn't seem to make any physical sense.

I don't think they've given that much away. You know why I think that? Because despite knowing that a bunch of popular recurring characters are making return appearances, I still have no idea what the damn season is even about. Has anything regarding the actual storyline leaked?

I don't think they've given that much away. You know why I think that? Because despite knowing that a bunch of popular recurring characters are making return appearances, I still have no idea what the damn season is even about. Has anything regarding the actual storyline leaked?

Mac & Charlie wanting to do accents is a simultaneous reference to both The Gang Solves The Gas Crisis (Charlie's southern oilman) and The Gang Gets Trapped (Mac's Swedish plumber).

Mac & Charlie wanting to do accents is a simultaneous reference to both The Gang Solves The Gas Crisis (Charlie's southern oilman) and The Gang Gets Trapped (Mac's Swedish plumber).

As a general rule, I've always tried to ignore external factors when looking at a film. Every film, whether it's based on fact or uses real people's names or anything else, exists in its own fictional universe apart from the world we live in. So with that in mind, there's no reason that a riveting JFK-style thriller…

As a general rule, I've always tried to ignore external factors when looking at a film. Every film, whether it's based on fact or uses real people's names or anything else, exists in its own fictional universe apart from the world we live in. So with that in mind, there's no reason that a riveting JFK-style thriller…

Based on the notion that there's no such thing as unnecessary exposition, you gotta think that Pope's $5 million bounty on whoever kills him will come into play. My prediction: he'll be killed in 10th or 11th episode, and the final couple episodes of the season will be an ultra-violent riff on It's A Mad Mad Mad Mad…

Based on the notion that there's no such thing as unnecessary exposition, you gotta think that Pope's $5 million bounty on whoever kills him will come into play. My prediction: he'll be killed in 10th or 11th episode, and the final couple episodes of the season will be an ultra-violent riff on It's A Mad Mad Mad Mad…

"Shine comes to mind. That's a weird one, popular in old detective novels."

"Shine comes to mind. That's a weird one, popular in old detective novels."

My mental journey every time I watch an episode:

My mental journey every time I watch an episode:

Agreed. There's no need for them to be so pussy-footed about Daryl's racism. If he's entertaining, he'll still be a popular character (e.g. Schillinger on Oz).

Agreed. There's no need for them to be so pussy-footed about Daryl's racism. If he's entertaining, he'll still be a popular character (e.g. Schillinger on Oz).

Until I got to the stray comments section, I just assumed it was the same Emily as last season and that she got married or something.

Until I got to the stray comments section, I just assumed it was the same Emily as last season and that she got married or something.

With two cameras no less.

With two cameras no less.

My only familiarity with the ads was an SNL sketch from a couple years back: