I was rather hoping the show would introduce some more New Gods, as I think there's a lot of potential of it, and I never understood why there were basically only two or three in the books, but it doesn't seem as though that is going to happen.

Or if Olive Snook was Easter all along.

I never really understood what he was supposed to be the god OF. Technical Boy and Media are so well defined.

The cruelest thing of all is that Craig Ferguson left the air and Carpool Karaoke" took his place.

Oh man. The Somewhere in Amercia's this week were so beautiful and dreamlike that the rest of the episode was rather dull by comparison. But still an enjoyable episode of television.

Honestly, I don't dislike Gus. Out of the oceans of characters on Breaking Bad, he was fairly interesting. But I'm watching Better Call Saul. I want to see Jimmy. I want to see scams and legal whatsit. If I wanted to see drug kingpins fighting, I'd just watch Breaking Bad.

I agree. This episode was more Gus than I ever need.

I mean they had their own podcast and it was amazing.

Well looks like this is becoming Breaking Bad 2. Shame. I miss the days when I saw the main character before 24 minutes into the show.

Yeah. I think it's best to listen to episodes with topics that I think Justin will really be interested in. Otherwise it's just Sydnee (who is lovely) just reading me from Wikipedia.

Speaking of Betsy, just thinking of the "Where I'm from, COMPUTERS ARE CRAZY!!!" "Where you're from?" "Yeah, I'm an alien." ending make me crack up at my computer.

The Big Grande guys are SO FUCKING GOOD at finding the game almost immediately and upping it tenfold. Man, I want to go relisten to both seasons right now.

I could listen to Mike Handford tell long rambling stories for the rest of my life.

Man I miss Wompler and Listler.

Tim Baltz is fantastic.

I agree. I'll listen to an episode with an episode with Lauren Lapkus or Mike Hanford or Mary Holland or Drew Tarver, but the guest are just usually so dull. I just end up listening to old 2016 tour episodes over and over.

Yeah, and he's also just so good in character, that it can be hard to not want him to play a character.

I sort of fell off of You Must Remember This after the Manson series. The Blacklist stuff just wasn't terribly interesting for me. But the Joan Crawford series is intriguing to me. Anyone have any reviews of it?

I agree really. It's all just talk of like contemporary media topics, and kind of lost its Teens Then and Now thing.

Sorry I was trying to say specifically that spoilers won't ruin THIS series. I mistyped that part. This isn't a mystery story so much as a more grand story of what exactly is coalescing here.