It ties up a lot of dangling plot threads from the first one.

Conversions are a highly tertiary goal of The Mission.

Emergency vodka has lots of spiritual uses.

Man, I've never got a visit from the mormons. Either they think they already got me, or gave up preemptively.

It's not wine, it magically transforms to BLOOD when you drink it, because Catholics are metal as fuck.

Oooo, yeah… see, those guys are catholic and thus, tainted with the stink of European decadence. Also, Mexicans are catholic, so… ewww, you know?

I appriciate that he's expanded his scope to include drek like this.

Are these running together? Or did this get a limited release months ago?

It's in his best interest really. 'Wartime' presidents often get re-elected, and the whitehouse changes parties on promises of peace and deescalation.

I run one in Indiana. I've been clean for most of this season.

He's good in John Carter. At least that film is an enjoyable mess.

'The Shadow' fixed all that though.

How to articulate it? Oh that's easy, repeat after me. "Some people with more money than me came up with an idea to get more money. They didn't tell me about it, or ask my opinion.'

Damn right! #finishthetunnelallewis!

I have no idea… I've been stealing TV for the better part of ten years now. I use Adblock and I am totally part of 'the problem with new media'

We're a temperamental lot.

It's the best part of getting old!

I heard about that.

"Why do you want to work at McDonalds?"
"McDonalds is a broken corrupt cesspool. It can't make food it can't franchise. It's a failure as a restaurant."
"You're hired"

Who was that other businessman we brought in to fix the government… ? Oh yeah, Robert Macnamara.