You should put a spoiler tag for those details about the book. That was kind of a big reveal. Good point about the "Beware the double" code, though. I must have missed that when reading the book.

I think he forfeited all the garmonbozia he accumulated from the murders he committed in the first two episodes (Darya, Phyllis, and maybe Ruth, too).

I really like your answer and I appreciate you responding to my questions.

I sorta get that. I wonder at what point in Dougie's life he became the Mike version of Coop. I guess this stuff needs time to digest.

The part messing with the most is Dougie. Who is he? Why has he been missing for three days? Mike says he was manufactured for a purpose and that purpose has been fulfilled. I doubt we'll get any answers, but what exactly was that purpose? I was really expecting Cooper to be thrown back into Greasy Cooper's body…

That was rough. She reminded me of my grandmothers before they died.

I read that in Gordon Cole's voice

Finished my rewatch of Twin Peaks today. As everyone talks about, the back half of season 2 dips in quality quite a lot, but it gets better when James decides to fuck off for good.

I like that one even more. It's so dumb

bravo!

Your dedication makes you the hero we need right now.

Either I missed it or you didn't post last weekend (perhaps because of Thanksgiving). I wore out my control and f keys.

Never heard of the series, but your description has piqued my interest.

Don't want to spoil anything, but San junipero is neither horrific nor bloody. So definitely no need to worry about that.

No Scam No Law

What the hell are "Season 4 racist comments?"

Saw Hamilton, Got booed at.

We have almost 666 comments. Let's do this! \m/

I have not, but I see Black Books is on Netflix so I'll give it a shot probably. Thanks for the suggestions.

Ah, okay. I do dig it when they get out of their subterranean hole for some reason. And yeah, I definitely dig the British style of shorter seasons. It helps make the darker shows like Peep Show bingeworthy.