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I like to imagine what Quincy Jones and the other people in the booth were doing/saying while this masterpiece of a pop song was being recorded. I would have been spazzing out saying something like, "Oh my Goddddddd, we're going to make a billion dollars!"

"Tony is not dead" - the ambiguous ending gave everyone a reason to go back and actually watch the series and figure out what it was about beyond the surface mob violence stuff and American suburban family stuff. I was in my late teens/early twenties when I watched it live and missed most of the subtle beauty of it.

I'm haunted by this show's theme of the cycle of destruction, especially given that it's set in Louisiana. When Rust was saying, "to us it's a sphere, but to them, it's a circle," I couldn't help but think about the several times I've been part of the "them" (non-Louisana resident), watching on a weather map the flat