His inflection sounds like a statement to me, not a question: “A happy ending.” (The subtitles in the AMC upload support this as well.)

“You can’t hurt my feelings if I’m in on the joke!”

The worst thing they did was make the documentary explicit. They should have done like Parks and Rec and never explained it, just kept it as this nebulous thing that they occasionally make nods to but for the most part isn’t really there.

He may be a good guy in general, but he did screw her when he didn’t have to, for things that weren’t directly her fault.

A bit of apophasis here. “We will refrain from making any tired, lazy ‘that sounds about right’ jokes” is in fact a tired, extremely lazy joke.

I didn’t much care for the chorus. I’ve always thought the in memoriam segment worked best as a solemn, poignant interlude. That said, if they wanted to try something different with the chorus, that in and of itself didn’t really bother me.

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So did they review the season finale and I just missed it, or—?

I would consistently fight that there be no infidelity in Jim and Pam’s relationship.

Now now, let’s be fair. We don’t know she loves Trump, just that she never would have voted for Hillary.

I’m in the minority of really liking Voyager, and I think Enterprise did a lot of things right and was generally underrated. I think they both did a good job with arcs while still keeping the stories individualized and focused on the characters.

This new threat to the entire galaxy... billions of lives in danger... so much at stake...

They don’t care whether you find a throwaway joke funny or dumb, because they’re not striving for high comedy with the asides. After being serious for a while, they just want to wake your brain up with a joke so that you can refocus on the serious bit.

That might be part of the joke. He seems so incredulous when he says “Warm sake??” like he’s about to follow it up with “Are you kidding me??” Instead he exclaims “Very good!”

By the way, proper nouns ending in -y don’t change to -ie when being made plural. If you have more than one Becky, you have Beckys.

You called it a murder several times. He killed an intruder, who he didn’t even know was Armond, in what he believed was self-defense. That’s not murder.

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The woman at the airport used the phrase “was killed.” That doesn’t sound like a death from illness or other natural causes. It sounds like at best an accident and at worst murder. Maybe suicide, but then I’d expect her to say “killed themselves” instead. Her information is at least thirdhand, so it’s possible she got…

In fact, in the reveal that he’s actually Yoda, he straight-up says “I cannot teach him. The boy has no patience.” Then as he gets convinced to train Luke, he has a few lines of odd syntax but also says plain things like “He is not ready,” “You are reckless!” “He is too old,” and “You will be.”

Olivia might claim that she’s Paula’s ally, but if so, why did she make that desperate, “cool”-filled pass at Kai?