The Boys is missing: and House of the Dragon! (Vastly superior to the Rings of Power, despite it’s spectacle and scale.)

Totally awesome script and performances. Sinbad at his best!

Steven Brody Stevens (RIP) was in that movie. I know that because he hilariously referenced that fact constantly.

Midsommar.

If it was Chrissy and Paulie sitting across from Alfie and Portia:

I think Greg’s secret lover-conspirator story might make things more interesting in the coming eps. 

But those days were so solid, bro!

Thanks: I also pointed this out. Pedants, unite!! 

I don’t read Portia’s devotion to Tanya as desperate in the millennial ladder-climber sense. She even says that she feels sorry for Tanya. Her devotion is more sympathetic in that sense. Portia is also realistic of her situation. She’s stuck in a foreign country where her boss is the only reason she’s there, or why…

Agreed. The little joys of working and living in a place like Taormina: which I have visited it is truly as stunning as the show depicts.

Re: the piano player: he may end up being the only person who genuinely cares for and is looking out for Mia, vis-a-vis his respect for her talent (clearly a genuine respect based on his reaction to her great performance in the previous episode).

Just wanted to point out that I believe the closed captions guy got it wrong with “nostalgic for the solid days of the patriarchy.” It’s far more likely to be “salad days.”

Quit talking about thrusting your piece, gross!

Time to cancel Harris and get him fired!!

Ah, right you are! Both are incredible shows, but I think Love, Death, and Robots takes the cake for sheer brilliance and creatively explored ideas.

The Jaunt should be created as an episode of Black Mirror, similar to Beyond the Aquila Rift.

Here’s a few other ideas for potential Bondery:

Time has come for British Dominic Toretto.

Deadism, and hologram erasure.

Hopefully “An American Pickle” will stay on the free movies available on every airline ever as it currently is.