I remember hearing the necrophiliac version of the story from a caller on MTV’s Loveline back in ‘99 or ‘00. Wouldn’t have expected it to become a somewhat popular urban legend.

I watched a few episodes of the show when it was airing and I came away with the same feeling. Maybe it can be argued that his co-stars were only as funny as they were b/c of Seinfeld’s presence but I can honestly say i’ve never once found him funny.

The price seems to have been based on when you went. When she went it was $6k for the cheapest room. I saw a comment on her video where someone said their room was like $4000 iirc.

You don’t have to watch it all in one sitting.

Sounds like the opposite of the problem I had with Ascension.

They’re a troll. They aren’t here for reasoned discussion. They just want to annoy.

And the Tupac sighting.

IKR. As I was reading the article I kept thinking “I don’t recall seeing Coster-Waldau in that Russian sci-fi film.”

Nah, you have to wait for it to hit Netflix and watch the whole thing simultaneously. Only way make the algorithm make Netflix save the show.

Thinking of the commercials i’ve seen for the Vanderpump show, some seem about the right age for that. Never watched so I have no clue there.

I find it bizarre to frame their choice in this as ‘doing the right thing.’ I think decisions like this are entirely situational and should be a combo of doing what makes the rest of the cast comfortable and honoring the loss.

Also weird when I think of films like Walking Tall where Rock taking a beating was actually important to his character’s motivation.

Best possible current pick. Only one better would be ‘13-’14 Elliott Gould.

Yes. And that comes off as wrong in episode and, going off info up to ep 3, makes no sense as their vault never opened itself up to the outside until Lucy left.

It seems an intentional choice given the amount of comedy this ep started with.

Their knowledge of the outside seems to be largely pre-war and we weren’t shown any sign of them having acquired new knowledge of their world. There was no reason for her to know what a raider was.

Pepperidge Farm remembers.

Nothing wrong with picking any nits but sometimes you have to just ignore things for your own enjoyment/sanity. Like Lucy knowing about raiders despite living her entire life literally under a rock.

Good first ep. Have to agree w/ Hughes about the choice of dividing the focus to other stories not really being the best choice.

Never got past season 1 of Justified so I only recognized Goggins.