Yes, every country should get its own shitty thinly-veiled parable about postpartum depression!

A yeah, I meant product salesmen. Religious evangelists will never go away.

Wait, this is still a thing that exists?
I thought door-to-door salesmen died off in the early 80s

Severe grease burns on their arms?

I'm always up for some unabashed Stooges loving. More people DO need to know about how awesome they were.

So, if I hated season 2, will I hate this season, or does it improve on every character being an insufferable asshole?

That sure was a season of a show
Not coming back next season

Alright, I wont. You'll just have to come and disabuse yourself.

Twin Peaks has influenced a myriad of other media, starting not too long after it aired, so I don't think it's an age thing. "Small insular town with weird shit going on" is also a pretty wide yet immediately-involving template to work from. There have been games drawing from it for a while.

As a resident of Virginia, I can assure you it is nowhere near as interesting as this game probably makes it out to be.

did it

I've been watching it already

plz

I done seen it already

Six Feet Under is a possibility. In truth, I'm probably not going to tackle anything for a while since fall TV is now underway and I don't have time for extra-curricular TV.

Just finished watching the entire series of The Sopranos for the first time.

Part of the way in I started thinking "Does South Park need a longer running time now? This is getting overstuffed for 22 minutes"

That new show they have following it looks beyond awful, so this trend doesn't seem to be abating.

I like that the presidential race portion of the episode was almost building off of John Oliver's recent theory that Trump doesn't actually want to be president, deep down, because he doesn't want to deal with all the shit it entails. The "member berries" part was also pretty hilarious and tapped in to exactly how I…

My stream cut off a minute early. What was he doing?