I think you’re safe now since SO MUCH has been written about him. The dude who played Josh is problematic with old terrible tweets and a possible MAGA situation...if that came out I’d think we would definitely had seen something on Noah by now. Fingers fucking crossed. 

Cat people are....let’s just say that I wouldn’t want to be the politician who proposed that particular plan.

it’s not as easy as sticking your cat indoors all the time.

“And as someone who grew up with a cat who loves to kill animals and leave home for days on end hunting, it’s not as easy as sticking your cat indoors all the time.”

Look at the damage that invasive species have done to Australia (cats included) over the course of a hundred years or so. Loss of native wildlife is a bigger issue than allowing people to own foreign pets.

I really don’t get the passionate Outdoor Cat People mindset. If you give your cat enough stimulation and play, they should be fine indoors. Cats that go outside have on average significantly shorter lifespans. If really you want to let your cat outside, why not put it on a leash and take it for a wander? It’s really…

I feel somewhat similar to how I feel about nutria; cats are definitely actively damaging local species and are an invasive species.

Outdoor-cat people are very... passionate about this belief.

If people could be trusted to leave their cats indoors this wouldn’t be a problem. But they see nothing wrong with introducing an invasive species into a new environment (new in ecological terms.) And everyone else is a jerk for wanting to keep other species alive and thriving.

Read the review: he's shitting on the show. His critique reads like he's trying to justify giving the show a much lower grade. The review reads like a C- to me

Assume they're out of arrows and it makes sense, I guess.

So you really are just forcing yourself not to like this season, aren't you?

I feel this review is not going to sit well with the commentariat here, and for good reason.

So yeah, this may be my favorite episode of Fargo. Everything from the bus crash leading up to the Bowling Alley scene was excellent. I'm guessing Ray Wise was supposed to be playing Death, which hey, was in fact my favorite moment in this entire thing. Just excellent.

Or perhaps they juggled time, and he did it AFTER Emmit presumably went to bed?

She's divorced and not divorced, she's chief but she's not, and when she's asked if Enis was her father she answers "Step father, sort of".

He is a half-brain dead Hollywood grifter, not a physicist. Ray Wise's great discussion of being both divorced and not-divorced at the same time was closer to a good encapsulation of quantum physics than anything else.

This was a wonderfully weird episode. Loved it, especially the irony of a guy fleeing a crime and changing his name, only to have the name he chose causing his death. And it probably had one of the more convincing castings of a younger and older actress playing the same character at different ages I've seen. (Oh, just…

Alcoholism ages people like crazy. I honestly didn't notice because I never bothered to do the math.

His ocular patdown confirmed that Gloria Burgle is indeed HOT.