“a weird, delightful mix of realism and slapstick”

I’m digging the bodysnatchers vibe. The humour feels a bit off to me though, like they’re trying a bit too hard. Some scenes feel like a bad sitcom.

Not the most captivating episode but I guess it’s just a table-setter for better things yet to come. The cold (war) opening threw me. More Cara Buono please. Lots more.

Turn on, tune in, watch Avatar, drop out.

Bunch of cults.

Does this still hold up? Reason I’m asking is I went to the theatre to see this back in the day and some punk threw an object at the screen midway through and everyone had to leave as the screen was badly damaged. I never bothered seeking it out again. I’ve only ever seen the first half and I remember very little…

A sound strategy.

“Sheeran.... at least he’s game to play a particularly lame version of himself”

Screw that dude, forcing the delectable Aubrey to snort milk, how dairy.

I enjoyed them, and I’m sad they’re gone.

She resembles BG but sadly she can’t act, so please no.

Lock, Stock & Two Feather Dusters.

First one was mediocre (for MCU standards), second was poor, Ragnarok worked because they teamed him up with Hulk. We need more team ups please.

Sounds monsterous.

Eh, this looks really predictable. They should go down the Back To The Future route and have Skynet send their killer droids back to the Wild West. Embrace the crazy and enough with reheating the same soup all the time.

Disappointed the Goldfinger theme isn’t in the clip.

Sad news, such a beautiful and talented woman.

I’m amazed it made it to 5 seasons if I’m being honest. There was some good here but also a lot of bad, and some of it was just downright dreadful.

More Aubrey makes me a happy bunny.

Frustrating series, there was a lot of good and a lot of bad. The actress playing Jimmie Lee was abysmal, Fauna wasn’t much better. Pine was great, loved him going full Nic Cage at the end down in the Hodel basement. I’d say it’s worth seeing once but I couldn’t sit through this again.