I think Sherlock Holmes might actually take the cake. Or maybe Dracula.

The most telling scene of the ep, and maybe the season, was in the finale when Daphne’s in the phone with the kids and Cam is brushing his teeth, aggressively and very annoyed as Daphne keeps calling him, and then instantly turns on “friendly dad mode” the second he leaves the bathroom. He knows the part he’s playing.

Quoting Aubrey Plaza in print almost always removes the deadpan “am I serious, or am I fucking with you, or am I just a weird person who doesn’t quite know how to deal with promotional interviews?” awkwardness that comes across in the actual video/audio.

You forgot movies about making movies. It’s a filmmaker’s favorite subject.

“Infamous” is when you’re more than famous! This guy Oppenheimer is not just famous, he’s IN-famous!

It’s all a matter of perspective. He was instrumental in developing nuclear weapons and without him it’s unclear when nuclear weapons would have been developed. The Germans under Heisenberg’s direction were nowhere near close by the end of the war, the Japanese didn’t really have a nuclear weapons program at all, and…

My favorite is Memento.

You probably didn’t like TENET then.

Kubrick filmed the moon landing, but was such a perfectionist he had it shot on location.

You can’t spell “nuclear” without “unclear”.

BWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMP!

Well, of course you can’t. Nuclear explosions are really loud.

Just so long as we still can’t hear any dialogue in his film.

Christopher Nolan set off a nuke near Tonga last December.

“Westworld, meanwhile, was unjustly canceled a few months after airing its fourth season”

So... these violent delights have violent ends was really the tagline of HBO Max?  That makes more sense then Westworld ultimately did.

“Zaslav, who seems to actively hate movies and TV shows”

Was Zaslav brought on to just destroy everything from the inside? He started by canceling everything that was in progress or unrealeased and now he’s removing things that were already done.  Who’s going to sign up for a streaming service that doesn’t have anything on it?

Is this a case of “saving the company” or more of a “cut ALL the expenses so I can claim to have increased profits for a massive bonus before I jump ship on the drained husk of the once thriving company” situation?