Flashbacks to way too many days and hours driving from San Luis Obispo to the Bay Area and back . . .

I once ordered a chicken dish at a Denny's in, let's say it was Sunnyvale CA because it probably was, that tasted like fish.

As an Australian, I can affirm that the use of Australian slang on their menus is hilariously wrong, bad, and badwrong, or it was a decade ago. There's some entertainment to be had in that.

Cachet. :)

'Dolt 45' is a lot like Harding. Corrupt, unfaithful, packed his administration with incompetent cronies . . . One can only hope that Harding's death in office will also be his.

Ahaha. Bloody phone autocorrect. I don't even spell it that way.

Legends of Tomorrow really frustrates me. I see no reason why it has to be so goddamn lazy with its history.

Was that the one where he's either in an asylum or performing a Dr Crusher-directed play?

I'm almost certain the walkway where Syd meets David in his memory was used on Community, but I could be crazy.

Muggings.

I actually found this episode had much more to laugh at than the first one. It's still not firing on all cylinders but it's certainly running more smoothly.

I'm not saying there's anything wrong with her looks, but "most attractive contestant ever" is a mighty strong contention.

No worries. Figuring out the narrative principles of time travel from scant clues is one of my few talents!

. . . the fuuuuuuck?

Need more exposure to Commonwealth racing culture, mate! It's all about Fashions on the Field here in Australia and little fascinators with lace veils just like Gaol and Padma were wearing. It's not an everyday thing, it's like a separate dress code to go along with "black tie", "cocktail", "morning dress", et cetera.

The radio can be repaired.

Yeah, ambiguity. Maybe nearly dying makes Gordo Senior less of a dickhead.

I assume that the whole thing with Stan Moreno in this episode was setting up a season 2 storyline about taking him down.

I use The Futon Critic to keep track of when the shows I'm watching are airing.

Good analogy.