I took an edible at the height of the pandemic and binged the first season of the series. It was, of course, the same night that their pandemic episode dropped. Messed me riiiiight up. In a good, cathartic way. Pledged myself to these writers and cast that day.

idk, we didn’t get the DQD people again and it was Jake Johnson and Cristin Milinoti who are also pretty well known

Plus, wasn’t there something about Poppy’s family not seeing her at Christmas, and not just because they were in Australia?

And they had the only pandemic remote episode I’ve ever seen of a show that was both moving and funny!

The look/pause after Poppy said it was Sarian that inspired her.
That was *chef’s kiss* acting by Rob McElhenney. That said so much without words in just a couple of seconds.

Well, another season, another “experiment episode” that floors me. This is why I tune into this show every week. It’s capable of surprising me.

yeah this was fantastic, Katie McElhenney at this point has to be one of the greatest writers working in television. frankly it really threw into relief how anodyne and stagnant the rest of this season has felt

This show dares to say hell with the comedy formula which is large reason why it works. Beside the casting of course. Never would have worked on anything but Apple+ and only because Apple was so new that they had yet moved to algorithmic choices like all the other streamers have. Now I doubt it would have been…

It’s a weird model for a show, to be frank. 90% workplace comedy that ranges from alright to very funny, and then one episode or so per season that just wrecks @Dr. Boots’ List’s shit and leaves them curled up on the floor weeping.

But beyond the faithfulness, it seemed pretty easy to argue that Snyder didn’t really get it.

I liked the first season quite a bit, but the second season felt like a show that had moved well beyond its initial premise and didn’t really know what to do with itself.

Fuck! Both those shows were so good. Shit!

I loved Black Monday. Regina Hall, in particular, was fantastic. Not terribly surprised it’s getting the axe though.

Black Monday was severely underrated (including by the AV Club), but I didn’t think there would be another season so expectations met!

I loved Black Monday, but season 3 felt like a good place to end things.  I didn’t expect it to go beyond that point.

[repeats to self over and over]

Shang-Chi, No Way Home, and now Doc 2 prove one thing: Wong is the Coulson of Phase 4. And I am here for it.

I thought all movies are planned as trilogies these days

Florence Pugh is HILARIOUS in this episode

I like to think that those people reappear on the boats or aircrafts, rather than in the middle of the air or above the ocean.

I mean, I’m sure a lot of extra people died due to the sudden disappearance of 50% of people (doctors mid-operation, caregivers leaving helpless people abandoned, pilots mid-flight, etc.) but…