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As a science teacher, that sentence hurt my soul. I’m going to assume it was a typo so I can sleep at night.

I would agree to an extent but there was a goal of showing us how arrogant Holden had become. I think it might have been different than what you described for yourself. She was not positively reinforcing him because he was becoming a shitty person.

PABLO ESCOBAR IS DEAD!?!?!?

I don’t know what it stands for either, but for reasons I can’t comprehend, I always read “Burger The King Killer”. At least the reviewer didn’t spoil the acronym.

You told me not to read it, so I of course went and read it, and I wish I hadn’t. Just wanted to let you know you were absolutely right.

It was the least believable thing the show has done so far, and the whole thing is set in a post-apocalyptic dystopia.

It was such a weird, dated callback for a not particularly quoted part of the movie. I can’t comprehend what thought process led to an SNL writer making that choice.

Todd watching her vagina got a solid 2 minutes of laughter from me.

I came here to say that

The way I read the scene was that

Yes! I had to pause to cry. I cried harder to this than any episode of This Is Us. Totally unexpected.

I agree. But I also enjoyed reading it. Maybe I’m in love?

I’m sorry you were laid off. I think this season is meant to be a send-off and for that it can be forgiven for thrusting characters around quickly. Based on hurts I’ve experienced in the past, I would rather get messy closure than clean openure.

I love this show.

Jody has always been racist. Because he is meant to be unpleasant, I think it’s hilarious. It’s a good way to let out steam about people who truly think those things and say them out loud.

I’m sad to be watching season 6 for the first time during the Kinja transition. I liked the episode and now I feel so lonely without the masses to legitimize my opinion.

Recovering from exhaustion after running across Antartica in 4 minutes last episode.

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