I maintain that the show should’ve ended after season 1. It was a great, fun, messy season with a ton of great visuals and jokes, it worked in many ways because of its scope: it felt like it was about a whole town. And then they got the cast cooped up in an apartment. And now - another small location. I guess the…

I was so over this show by the end of last season that I had no idea it was coming back and when it showed up on my DVR list I was surprised and a little confused and I still haven’t decided between watching and deleting.

She uses the fart machine in this outtake from The Master:

Leslie Nielsen letn ‘er R.I.P. during Leslie Nielsen’s funeral = comedic Adamantium

Holy christ, just when I thought my erection couldn’t get any bigger...

That was my favorite, followed by the one with old man Delos’ ‘clone’ being tested.

Right? I said to my friend thank god I don’t live in the future where no one has conversations they just give long monologues standing in front of one another. And it’s like that shit is supposed to be deep but I make the hand wanking motion the whole time.

The highlight of the season for me (and I presume a lot of people) was the episode that focused on Achetka, mainly because it stood outside all of the non-linear mumbojumbo. The rest was just convoluted for the sake of being convoluted.

It’s gorgeous to look at, and the acting is good, but having a show where everyone speaks in cryptic monologues just isn’t interesting. 

taking over from Edgar Wright, who’d been developing the project since before Marvel Studios was even a twinkle in Kevin Feige’s eye

Swap out that Valium for a Xanax and a weed cookie, and yeah, I’ll take those beers too. 

I prefer all of these things to being next to someone wearing lots of perfume and cologne. 

I really disliked the character of Dolores once she altered Teddy.

Hiding the card in a copy Slaughterhouse-Five makes total sense. Here’s why:

I think it’s that he’s going incredibly paranoid.

yes, that’s the cliff they’re hoping you hang off of this week

Good to see Teddy finally gave Delores a piece of his mind.

Kelsey Grammer was in rehab at the time and was replaced by Kate Mulgrew, who wasn’t supposed to be in the sketch.

Well, I hope Walton wasn’t seriously hurt when he “took a roll” in _Ant Man and The Wasp_

I agree one of the most frustrating things about this series, and in the second season is really making my interest wane, is the hiding of Ed Harris’ character’s motivations and what he really wants. A little mystery at first is always welcome, but the character is so opaque it is making impossible to even know should…