That actress at the beginning. Tremendous. Couldn't tell you what any of that shit was though.

The Champs is one of my favorite things ever, and his memoir is pretty great. His twitter is pretty good too, but I've mostly stopped looking at twitter. His stand up was surprisingly club-comic level for such a smart dude. I love him so I'm not equipped to answer this question.

Kevin puts a bag over his head, duct tapes it, and suffocates on screen with no cuts. Justin Theroux must be fucking insane.

The redneck-y dude (RIP) blows a dog whistle in the police station and nothing comes of it. What did I miss?

It does look like Nora is where the Christian woman was in the intro. Ya know, 200 years later.

The New Testament is getting a little old.

Those are some great buns.

That was a mess. Why did I read the whole thing? WTF did that have to do with Hamilton?

With Kevin killing himself on the regs and being in another dimension half the time I'm not sure how hard I should think about it or just let the mystery be. Nora looked a lot like Kevin's dad until you saw her face.

It was very creepy. I rewatched the beginning and its worse than I thought. I'll save y'all the eye-roll that would be me explaining it.

Hey this is super weird. I've had two occasionally recurring death dreams that have really stuck with me and I've never told anyone about, and this show just randomly depicted both of them in the first 15 minutes. One obliquely and one specifically.

Jesus Christ dude do you work for Coke? You're next level bonkers about this ad. It was never significant and it disappears from from our consciousness as soon as we stop talking about it.

And its under the "Supper Club" banner like its about food.

I think NH ended up being a Hillary state. That's so funny. Those dirty jeans voted for Hillary?

That was like the carousel scene on Mad Men.

If I see an ad I don't like I move on. Is there any cause for being so overwrought about it? Cuz Kardashian? It sounds like half the people on here want Kendall Jenner to commit suicide.

Isn't it funny that handing a fake policeman a beverage is considered cultural suicide.

1. Pepsi

I didn't know that. I thought she was a cute face in a bad commercial. Like the AT&T girl. I don't think that changes anything though.

Has anyone on the internet seemed rational to you in the past couple years?