Ahhh Canadian Netflix: Where you can watch Men in Black 2 and 3, but not the original. And Star Trek into Darkness, but not the original reboot. and. Maxtrix Reloaded and Revolutions, but not the Matrix.

Try this one: "P0rn4ub"

For such a ubiquitous service, Netflix has one of the WORST menu/genre/sort interfaces around.

Listened through it, there are a couple of real winners, and some chaff. Starts STRONG, though.

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The offensive part is that it not only won the Emmy for "Oustanding Drama", but also for Writing. Writing!!!!!

Me too, but it was over quickly.

I don't love WIWC like you do, but I can respect that.

I'm pretty sure the Minitemen can come out fine in most iterations. They're not a true "faction", the way that the Bos, Railroad, and Institute are.

I fell in to the Fallout 4 hole, and spend the better part of a month not getting anything done. Games are amazing and wonderful, but not sure the cost is worth it. Need to find less addictive games, perhaps.

Nah. Elvis stopped being interesting (and interested) around "All This Useless Beauty". I blame Diana Krall. Elvis is clearly too happy and content now.

It's pretty telling that Episode 4 was probably the best yet, and that it was MOSTLY about a different hostage.

He himself said he wanted to draw attention to the leadership in his platoon.

I get where you're going, but I wouldn't say I've seen a lot of the latter in either season.

Which I think is part of the problem. We know he did it, we know why. We have little sympathy for him, as he's a dumbass who did something stupid. So no emotional attachment to his story, no angle or view to fight for, and not much in the way of shocking story twists. Pretty straightforward, dull story.

It's……not great.

I'm finding it really hard to give a fuck about Bergdahl. He basically caused his own misery, set off a flurry of work for others etc. Maybe if they withheld his reasoning until later in the season, I might have some sympathy for him.

Agreed, that was amazing as well.

I firmly believe "Charlie Work" is about as good as it gets for a half-hour comedy.

Note that MANY of those reviews were not from time of release.