Ugh, I really liked this show (and especially Cristin Milioti; HIMYM did her way wrong). I even got a survey from HBO Max about it and I sang its praises! I guess my positive feedback wasn’t enough.

Background checks, raise the age to 21, waiting period, and red flag laws are all in his speech. He wants what every reasonable person wants.

I watched Jeff’s stream as it happened and Am listening to the Bombcast now. I think it’s probably similar to some of the things that Vinny spoke about in his MinnMax interview, that at a certain point there is a chaffing with management, even if you are technically part of management. That they are theoretically…

Its kinda sad that Giant Bomb was started so Jeff and his friends wouldnt have to worry about corporation interference after he was fired from Gamespot and after 14 years they just did a full circle and went back to being stuck with corporation interference. 

the internet still didn’t pile on Weinstein or Cosby the same way they piled on Heard though, it’s fucking vile. 

I think the main takeaway is that people have no idea how complex abuse is, I don’t know how you can look at the timeline of events and your takeaway is that Amber Heard is somehow hurting the cause. She is part of the cause and being a victim of abuse is messy. The doubt the public put in Heard that somehow the real…

1. People are desperate to find a case to undo the gains of MeToo and will amplify any edge case they can.

“Our long national nightmare is over”

Do NOT try Sonic’s new Sour Patch Kids Float. It’s gross!

Willow is one of those weird movies in that I can admit that objectively its deeply flawed and probably not that good. It basically jumps around from scene to scene and doesn’t really have anything close to a coherent narrative flow. Having written that, Jesus Christ I still love it with all my heart and was instantly…

I just mentioned this below, but Chuck is also not quite the villain people make him out to be. He’s acted like a dick to be sure, but he has some pretty big motivation. Jimmy bankrupted their father’s business, indirectly causing his death. But because he had better people skills, Jimmy still got all the warmth and…

But he also told Jimmy: ‘I always liked you.’ He talked him up to David and Main. He offered Jimmy a job and told him how much he admired him after Chuck’s death - which he felt bad for. He backed Jimmy on the scholarship thing too. They have seen his good side.

“I didn’t see it coming until Lalo pulled out his gun. Then it was clearly over for Howard.”

Need I say “Spoiler?”

Agree. I think Cliff actually bought it too when I think about it. 

I think he actually convinced Cliff, or at least had him suspect Howard was right, but like he pointed out, it didn’t really matter, no one else would believe them.

I guess this is a controversial opinion but I never ever saw Howard as a bad guy. I think he was just one of those people with a lot of power and privileged who didn’t really think about what that meant or how to affects others. But he seemed more capable and willing to learn about his behaviors than most people on…

RIP to Howard. So smart, he put all the pieces of Slippin’ Jimmy’s con together in no time. He had it down cold. To the point I almost thought he had Cliff convinced to keep fighting through the deposition debacle.

The way Schweikart turned the screws after Howard’s meltdown in the mediation was pure lawyer deviltry.

Sound Guy is in athletic clothes because he played the “Frisbee Dude” that Saul is posing with in the second set of photos. I loved how the showrunners kept just enough of the details from the audience that you couldn’t see the whole con until it spooled out in the conference room.