I really enjoyed the last time you webbed me

For the first decade-plus of my life, I thought the name of the song was “Bohemian Rap City,” which I always found odd as rap is one of the few genres not represented in that song.

Ugh, that look on his face when he was in bed with Kimmy was awful.

I’d usually agree they went with a lazy stereotype for Ariel, but apparently it’s not too far off the mark from the real thing -

I loved that Al’s mom sung “Leaning” in the beginning then the song being heard again in the woods later in a very unsettling way. Hopefully it was a little nod to Night of The Hunter.

So the theme of the season is Robbin season, and basically everyone is getting robbed of something. Paper Boi literally gets robbed here (for the second time this season) but I feel like this is the culmination of his journey so far, as he also gets robbed of his identity/choice. His whole thing has always been, I’m…

In the podcast the creators made a specific point to talk about the darkness since the scene would be, in actuality, incredibly dark, so points for realism. However with just how shitty cable compression is, darkness like that does not read well and ends up being polluted with all kinds of visual artifacts. I’d love…

This shit again.

Just saying, I get your fake banana hate. It’s actually my most hated flavour. The worst as re those little banana shapes marshmallow candies.

...........like yeast!

John Mulaney describing the Trump’s charade of a presidency as “ This Is A Horse Loose In A Hospital” is one of the best metaphors I’ve heard.

I imagine they used Farsi because Negahban speaks it. I wonder if that means they’ll change Farouk’s origins from Moroccan to Iranian?

I didn’t take the language switching as Farouk trying to confuse David (if I got it correctly, he would understand whatever Farouk was saying anyway, since it was telepathic communication for him more than spoken words) as much as Farouk just switching to his two native languages (anybody from Morocco would grow up…

This was quite a letdown after last week’s masterpiece. And didn’t do much for Van’s character.

It was mostly Farsi, but there were some lines in Arabic as well. Also Lenny saying “Life” (“Zendegi”), that was Farsi too.

I think the centre’s poor research into Evan as their mark should be enough for Elizabeth to get upset. They should have known he was a risk because his girlfriend worked in security. Elizabeth can blame herself for not being able to work Rennhull long enough, but this one’s more on the centre. I just wonder if…

I think in the future David becomes more like Farouk in the future. Everything seems to be pointing towards that.

Preach it, Rude Negro!

They definitely pulled a reverse Luke Cage because at this point the show gets quite good, and that’s almost entirely on Ritter and McTeer elevating the material.