I actually kinda preferred Season 1 Mariner. Not that Season 2 wasn’t enjoyable, but it feels like they’re just dropping her into story beats that any character could have filled in (or doing yet another instance of “the entire plot is a metaphor for Mariner bickering with her mom”). Season 1 Mariner was exactly the…

It never occurred to me that Dr. Richard Nygard wasn’t a real (separate) person within the show, but I love this idea. Even better is the idea that Chris is actually living a double life as the “real” Dr. Richard Nygard, being a therapist to both others and himself, and all the people who know “both of them” have an…

Farah has always been an entitled dickhead. Not surprised at all.

I legitimately want one.

I generally try to stick to the same speed as the cars around me. Smooth flow and all that. If there’s no one around, I try to stay within 5-10 of the limit.

Kinja won’t post the thumbnail for some reason, but...

I actually prefer the paper ones.

Windshield wipers. I normally buy Bosch Icon wipers, but today they were out so I got the cheaper store brand. They smear like 6-month-old Icons. I’m not too upset because they were half the price, but I’m going back to Bosch next time.

The decision to mount the Samurai sideways is fascinating. Seems like it would have made more sense to mount it facing forwards, but I guess this way it can get out without unhitching the trailer.

I had no idea they were still making those! I see them a lot but always assumed they were old. It really does look like an early 2000s vehicle.

“Prime mover” is actually the correct railroad terminology for the engine that powers a diesel locomotive.

I seriously doubt anyone who’s in a position to have a use for locomotive parts (besides selling them on eBay) would be sufficiently lacking in moral qualms to steal them. Most people who work on vintage trains are either museum employees or volunteers, and those don’t seem like compatible mindsets with vandalism.

Salvaging something that would otherwise be lost to time is one thing. Randomly stealing crap that is worth less to you than it would be if left alone, just because you can, is something completely different.

I’m thinking there’s definitely a driver in the Expedition. It looks like it was towing the trailer with the 5th wheel attached to it, and probably broke down, and now the Buick is providing the forward motivation while the Expedition driver steers and brakes. It would still be an incredibly difficult rig to handle,…

That green color is just *chef’s kiss*.

A wrinkly old Max takes 90 minutes to slowly reverse a beige Buick into some trash cans.

It’s a pity that these will probably go for absolutely ridiculous amounts of money that nobody who has time to read Jalopnik could afford. I imagine I’m not the only one who would love to show up to work in the rat-rod-edition Interceptor. That movie really does rule.

Why is everyone griping about this? It looks like a blast to me. I love a classic Trek time travel adventure, and the old “going back in time to whenever the show was made” gag always makes for some fun Voyage Home antics.

GIANT FUCKING PICKUP TRUCKS, and the people (99.5% of the time, a guy who looks exactly like the picture below) who drive GIANT FUCKING PICKUP TRUCKS. They unironically see themselves as predators, and any smaller vehicle as their prey. I once had an F-150 deliberately pull out dangerously close in front of me, and…