*crosses fingers that the causal toss out of 'this one where the Nazis won WWII" is setting up a Flash/Man in the High Castle crossover next season*

The Saviors are basically the Cobra Kai of the zombie apocalypse.

The main difference being The Gumball Rally was about the races put on by Brock Yates, Cannonball Run was about the same races AND written by Brock Yates.

Like in wrestling or something? One could hope.

Stray Observations:
When you just got done, in theory, "killing them all" and you see an International Scout parked out back, you take the Scout.

I was thinking "Monsignor Martinez" from the show within a show on King of the Hill.

Well Virginia is for lovers, after all.

I just kept thinking "oh look Lew Ashby" whenever Captain Pirate was on screen

Tune in next week when Abraham refuses to get on a plane, and they later build a tank out of 2x4s, bailing twine, and oil drums.

So they are going to be like the zombie apocalypse A-Team now?

Or Trixie the hooker on Californication.

While Charo was on the love boat 12 times, the episode with Captain & Tennille got higher ratings. See….I was listening.

I mean Cupid is back come next episode, he can always hitch his wagon to that bag of crazy.

He just thinks he is a Mr. Hunter.

How many times can we really go to the "Ollie is keeping secrets, tune in to see who gets mad at him this week!" well?

Totally down with Felicity being Zoom btw. Maybe not E1 but E2 Felicity.

I enjoyed Guy Man freaking out about not starting his novel yet, then the cutaway back to Mulder, who did an acknowledging nod. I like to think of that as his inner Hank peeking out.

Calm down, Robin.

I could have done without the scene that seemingly existed to show off the camera features to the all new Ford Explorer. The product placement was just a teeny bit heavy-handed there.

I love me some Black Dynamite, but it does not follow the rules they laid out for this list, that being they were only looking at parodies that were over 10 years old, it came out in 2009.