This is a full-fledged recap. Meanwhile, we had Kenneth’s very different (and IMO great) commentary piece about how this episode takes on greater meaning when viewed in the context of a post-apocalypse where queer history has largely been forgotten. Then there was one that summed up the writers talking about why they…

This episode is the perfect example of what an adaptation should be. it doesn’t need to be 1 for 1 and shouldn’t be. Take what works, fix what doesn’t, and take risks when you think you have something really good.

Reading all of the hate online about this episode really makes me cringe. I thought it was the best one of the series so far, and I’m a 49-year-old white married cis male that thinks the relationship between Bill and Frank over this “long long time” absolutely brought the story even further. The performances were…

Agreed. It’s too early for such bleakness. Here’s the rest of the panel. 

My only complaint with Cult of the Lamb is that I wish there was more! It’s a great game.

I mean, who eats a bean & cheese burrito with whole beans? They’re supposed to be refried beans.

The airport locations have the menu already.  The chicken biscuit is decent, but Whataburger’s is superior. 

Sausage McMuffin with egg is definitely the GOAT breakfast sandwich.