I agree with your substitution but I don’t think you understand how mathematical relationship symbols work.

I was hoping.

Look Enrico, now you’ve gone and offended this crab person.

Jack McBrayer is the Don Knotts of the 21st century.

hey, just asking, have you ever written a comment where you weren’t an insufferable fuck treating your every fart as sacred gospel?

AMC may have sold out in terms of “movie classics,” but it gave us Mad Men, Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul, and (from what I’ve seen though I haven’t finished it) Halt and Catch Fire. So I’m ok with it.

And enough cannot be said for how well Fabian plays the part - a little bit pompous/sleezy lawyer, but sympathetic and human. Even though his role isn’t as meaty as Jimmy’s or Kim’s or even Chuck’s in the first 3 seasons, Fabian does an excellent job of making Howard feel like a real human being instead of a one-note…

Howard does what he thinks needs to be done, and he tries to take as much of the burden on himself as he can. Yes, he comes off as a douche, and he doesn’t always do the right thing, but he does his best.

Yeah, that whole thing read to me like she was transferring. Like how she snapped at the mesa verde lady after taking down Chuck.

Deep down I think she realizes what Jimmy is and is increasingly unable to hide it.

And Howard has always tried to treat Jimmy well, and has gotten nothing but shit upon in return. All Jimmy’s problems come from not just doing the cushy, well paying job Howard got him with Ed Begley Jr.  Now he’s stealing Hummels.

That series he’s claiming is being stolen from contains as many colours as there are sub-genres of music; multitudes upon multitudes. He chose the 4 colours which matched best with Solo’s colours and totally ignored every other shade(which pretty much covers the entire chromatic spectrum) he also used.

Luke obviously had a wife on Ahch-To

Good question. Garland identifies the compound as “Area X” with a title card. Just one of many deviations from the book, apparently.

Sunshine was so great until...that. Such a missed opportunity.

That particular line is a reference to Sunshine, which—unless I’m mistaken—is a Garland original.

Exactly. I didn’t think she was particularly bad compared to other seasons. Its just Joe was fantastic. They caught her at a bad time trying to flip tables because people were lingering a lot to see the judges and it seemed like they went out of their way to point out her flaws. Guess it was just a good way to build…

You get a star just for the hootie hoo.

I’m just glad “the LCK twist” doesn’t refer to forcing women to watch you masturbate.

Here’s my tip: don’t listen to this guy (must be a salty Dodgers fan). Especially about the tacos.

I think the key is, whereas the first season was told from the perspective of the four main characters, this season we’re also seeing more from Michael’s perspective. If it turns out that this is all yet another trick or plot on his part, it will represent something of a cheat on the part of the show’s creators, which…