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No. This is just not the collector Bullitt. For a few dollars more than 43k I would rather have the 2019 or so Bullitt model with 460hp and ac seats. 

I’m not real sure why, but that license plate makes me furious.

Like GoT, the finale was both overlong and too rushed. It felt like about 8 hours of plot stuffed into 4 hours of tv yet dragged at times 

I agree. I think I’m over the whole idea that main characters have to die after both Lost and GoT (not to mention Buffy). It’s a fun show, it’s not supposed to be “dark,” let everyone live. I don’t care if it’s not realistic that they all somehow seem to live.

I could have really done without that whole Red Dawn meets satanic panic plotline. It makes some sense narratively, as it keeps the Hawkins group on high alert even when not dealing directly with a threat from the Upside Down, but I just hate characters like that. I know we left California pretty early, but we didn’t…

When Steve plays Vecna’s ribs like a xylophone, he strikes the same rib twice in succession, yet he produces two clearly different tones

Steve is two days away from retirement and ready to sail on the SS Live Forever with his six nugget family. I’m sure he’ll be fine

I felt the writing of these last two episodes wasn’t as strong as the first seven. Some contrived plotting, too on the nose emotional dialogue, and they did the thing where a tender moment is rudely interrupted like three times in a row. Vecna as a villain also got less frightening the more you saw of him. Overall I…

Not gonna lie... it was oppressive at times. We all complain about certain series being light on plot.... this was the exact opposite. It was like a fire house. My significant and I broke up the final episode, though we breezed through epi 8. That 2.5 final “episode” was a lot to digest, it was almost too much, which…

That cinematography was fucking gorgeous.

Latino here for the love of God stop calling us Latinx. I rather be called a beaner.

I thought it for a second and now that second has turned into hours:

Who else thought for a second that Noho Hank showed up in the car following Kim?

Olenna Tyrell would fist bump Nacho for that comment. 

I knew it was coming; I just didn’t expect it this soon in the season. His invective-heavy speech—especially his telling Hector, “It was me who put you in that chair”—was a sight to behold. We’re in for a wild ride.

Exactly. The second you decide to race an Integra in your Viper, you’ve already lost. Because even if you win... well, congratulations your 8.4 L V10 managed to beat a 2.0 L 4 cylinder Japanese tuner car.

Look, they can comeback and race but we must pass a law that all models that run a rally must be sold to the American public. I can’t take not being able to get a gr Yaris.

Not the best episodes, but the return of Sweatshop Charlie and his manic sewing machine, yelling “THE PELTS, YOU BITCH” at Dee was pretty phenomenal 

What about “Barry," that's a great show.