So, I haven’t seen this episode yet, but the monologuing on this show is insipid.

I was just thinking about The Fish that Saved Pittsburgh a couple of weeks ago.

Well, good for you. 

The apocryphal story about Marlon Brando was that in his later career he’d give a director two takes: One where he gave his all, and one where he phoned it in. If the director didn’t remark on the lack of effort, he’d work as little as possible.

This is the correct take. I’m super conflicted as well. Elvis is a troublesome artist, and gets more for younger generations, who don’t have that Boomer love for him.

Season 4 had three to five great story ideas, and wasted all of them.

Seven.  This is a solid seven.

I would pull them in with “Juan likes Rice and Chicken,”  which is my favorite of all of them.  It’s good enough that I almost forget it’s a mockumentary.

Actually, Norway is a great example of how to not become reliant on an asset for your entire economy.

Hey now, he just did the fiddley bits around them.

I mean it worked will in the second Terminator film. 

As offensive as it is, I sometimes find myself singing “Taco Flavored Kisses” when I’m doing chores.

Haven’t gotten Valhalla yet, but I can say that the similarities between Origins and Odyssey made playing Odyssey a pleasure.

I’m with you.  This is an “I Want to Believe” situation.  It’s ok to feel cynical if your heart has been broken before.

Meaningless to be sure, but fun nonetheless.

But missing the back half of that argument. It’s nearly impossible to behave ethically based on rules that hadn’t been changed or updated in hundreds / thousands of years. It’s not that it was impossible to get there, it’s that that the rules had to change to address. So spittle flecked person tantrum would get…

I’ll only believe it if you gag a little when the camera pans back.

This was very helpful. Thank you.

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