"…to lower your taxes, abuse your prisoners, and rule you like a king."

Maybe they'll let him do funny voices this time.

It'd be more problematic if they did. If they were to give him a political party, then the show could pretty easily devolve into a mega-phone for the show runners political view. Then what should be a character driven drama becomes about watching a strawman do horrible things.

But he and Rex Kwon Do are actually the same person. And when we see Rex on screen he's actually either Rico in a "Rex" suit or a figment of Rico's imagination. We come to discover near the end of the season that Rico murdered the original Rex Kwon Do when he came to close to discovering Rico's secret. So its Curb…

well, your one of the good ones.

I think you could do a lot with that character. You could have him drive from town to town in that shitty van of his. Like how TV was in the 70s and 80s when you could just put your protagonist in a completely different setting every episode without having to worry about continuity. But instead of trying to set right…

Don't do it man… every things gunna be okay, I promise.

Laura Prepon has never been enjoyable. Or rather they wrote her character that way and she did a good job with it, like Josh Radner on How I Met Your Mother.

"Toward the end, to explain the seismic impact he expects from the next generation of videogames, he compares what’s to come to Hill Street Blues, Oliver Twist, and Citizen Kane, which seems like overkill."

Thank god somebody said it. The only thing worse than a hipster is the type of person that feels the need to run them down at every opportunity. And if I never hear somebody called an English major as an insult again it'll be too soon. The only thing worse than an engineer is an engineer's taste in television.

School Days is great if you like nice boats.