Honorable mention for this one from the Damned too. I love when bands tell the audience in between songs that they are actually other, worse bands. "Hello, we're the Style Council."

"Hey, who took my beer? How am I supposed to do a show without any beer? It's not the beer I need, so much as the glass.."

Finally got around to watching this. Was going to last month but I decided I needed a little more distance from the election. Glad I waited! But I liked it.

What are the other guys from REM doing now?

Ok, but maybe just bring the driver and rent a car in the city you are in. Or go with a reputable local limo service?

Beyonce doesn't just have her own car and someone to drive it?

Guess he rolled away the stone.

But how would Jesus know which cell he was in?

Who do you guys think let Daryl out of his cell, Dwight or Dwight's ex? Or someone else?

I think the apple scene will be paying off pretty soon and I actually liked it ok. But points off for not returning to that 'Easy Street' song every single time they showed Darryl in his cell after that ep. I feel like that would've sold his mental state a lot better than him just kind of cringing once in a while when…

I'd watch it!

Don't forget Danny Seagren (yeah, I had to look that up) https://youtu.be/gA_Hs9DkmOo

Have to say, I loved Jesus sabotaging that box of booze. Passive aggression is the best kind of aggression.

Fair enough. Doesn't sound like much of a vacation though.

It's all that shrimp and white wine.

Right? Total downer. I guess they showed some international guests in the Western one, so maybe they get more of that business over a the Samurai side.

That Samurai world has got to be really no fun if you can't speak classical Japanese.

Oh, I agree that they go back that well a little too often. Just saying that reaction would make sense for that character at that time. I suppose murder and reacting to it are all they have left on this show.

I thought that was where they were heading when they showed all those casings in the sand pile on the bridge. Not that he couldn't figure it out, but that there would be a return trip to that bridge once he did.

Oh yeah that's right. It was so long ago. But isn't it weird when people complain about the characters' naturally traumatized reactions to what would clearly be traumatic events?