I wondered about that too, how the heck is Munch supposed to get to Gator in the back of a SQUAD CAR 

Ole Munch will never die. 

Great, more domestic violence will solve everything!

As soon as Graves got out of his fancy car at the Tillman compound, I knew he was cooked. Finally ran up against the one guy he couldn’t bribe or pay off.

Also, not-that-smart, wannabe toughguy politicians unthinkably in positions of major power is crazy to you? Have you been paying attention since 2016?

I get the feeling that Lorraine and Dot are the two biggest challenges he’s ever faced, and that no one stood up to him like this before. Just look at how the sign-out nurse backed down after he threatened her brother, he probably has dirt on everyone in his community for decades. 

That game’s not nearly as good as its sequel, Gushin Grannies 2: Electric Gushaloo

Best game that a company completely gave up on updating because GTA: O is still wildly popular and profitable.

It’s pretty easily explained by troll picks. Buncha PC gamers were mad that Red Dead won’t be getting a robust multiplayer mode, so they spite-voted it. Starfield was the exact opposite of innovation, so they spite-voted it. The FMV game having best story was just for the lulz.

20+ episodes of half-hour comedies, animated or otherwise? Absolutely, I’m on board.

I can’t say I’m a huge fan of much of the content Disney is producing these days (although I did have a pretty good time with What If season 2), the answer to its problems is obviously not a bunch of venture funding idiots who just want scraps of its profits.

For publicity’s sake, I don’t see Taylor doing a photo op with Gypsy, but I can see her giving her a phone call to thank her for listening to her albums while in prison. I’m sure Taylor rarely gets tired of hearing that her music helped people when they needed it the most, but I can see why she wouldn’t want to…

Oh man there was a new Orphan Black show? With Krystin Ritter??

The Russo bros have fallen far from their Community days.

I mean I’m pretty sure peanut M&Ms have been in the theater for decades

Ok. How much? If they’re anywhere near of $4, count me out. I’ll keep bringing in candy to spite these guys. 

Eh, I can appreciate what Obama’s production company is trying to do, but it also seems pretty outdated and optimistic.

I think the biggest thing we learned from the puppet show was that Dot and Gator were essentially (horrifically abused) siblings. I still maintain that Gator let her go purposefully after abducting the wrong guy from the hospital, after he held up the finger-shush sign.

So either the entire episode was a dream sequence and nothing can be trusted to have actually happened, or the production and editing team for the show are extremely sloppy. I’m inclined to believe the first more than the second, but “it was all a dream” still sucks, and even moreso to have lasted longer than we had…

This is the first episode this season that truly lost me. I can deal with “500 years earlier” and some wacky Fargo fatalism, but “it was all a dream” was a bridge too far, especially when it just served the purpose of rehashing Dot’s backstory to her audience (us), when we basically already knew that. Lovely puppets…