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Galileo908

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  1. Not even the Manatees wanted Meg. Once again, something good happens to Meg and Peter comes in to exploit her new job. We finally get a Brian & Stewie plot! They run a coffee shop. Of course, it changes hands to the person who has the best pun name, and is legally required to play Cheryl Crow's worst songs. Loved the Chase bashing commercial. What gets you canceled in Quahog: Tweeting that you love Abbott Elementary without using all caps, and trying to slide into AOC's DMs ("She's hot, but we're supposed to pretend she's not!")
  2. Yeah, it's a joke on how out of character it is for Conan to act like a diva that needs clearance to just speak to him. IRL, he's like the nicest guy ever that loves to chat with people. He DOES have a dog, but a golden retriever. Dalmatian is just a funnier breed.
  3. I'm surprised Larry didn't get rid of the Sean Hayes lawyer. And only Larry would get real worried over a fake juror giving him the stinkeye before his fake trial. OF COURSE Susie has Power of Attorney over Jeff should anything happen to him. So our mystery guest was It was The Smelly Car of Seinfeld all over again. Not to mention the callback to The Pen. It WAS a nice pen, BUT does it write upside-down?! It was so good to see Richard Lewis again here. And he never gave Larry Conan Clearance?! That conversation was great, but it really hits different now. Love that we got one "She might be the one" from Richard. Love how Larry's cheese came back to bite him in the ass. (EDIT: This "The One" was played by his wife Joyce! This time it really WAS "The One!") Next Week: I am hyped.
  4. I am loving the concept of a Slasher Infestation. Really liked the animation of Flute's Crime Mind, with everything made in papercraft. So the slasher was a kid everyone made fun of when Flute went to Camp Grimsburg. I liked everyone pointing out, then succumbing to, slasher movie tropes. Loved that Marvin defeated the Slasher by giving him the best day of camp. I'm a fellow Indoor Camp like Stan. I am bad at nature. Hey, we finally meet his Bear Grandma! Loved Wynona trying to sneak her way into the detective department. Loved her taking the pulse on a decapitated corpse and declaring "they're dead." Got a kick out of the Grimsburg Power Station just being filled with giant potato batteries.
  5. Boat: Wet Hot American Chum-mer Wolf's Shirt: Fartin' Scorsese Love that New Fork has a replica Eiffel Tower that's a replica of the replica Eiffel Tower in Vegas. I am really liking what Aunt Dirt brings to the show. Her solution to getting pulled over is to show her gams, then start shooting. Calling the Shreks "Gumbies" delighted me so much. I loved Beef in this. Not just binging "Cynthia Fix My Cake" to help Ham out with his cake problem, and but I was living for him saying "ginormous gazongas." So the Shrekfest was an ORGY. That tracks for this show.
  6. Ares is into group spankings. Since he’s also voiced by Chris Parnell, it tracks for him. Speaking of voices, Stephen Root was great as Salt. Now we’re dealing with my favorite aspect of mythology: minor gods and what hilariously specific thing they’re the god of. Like Jinx, and the god of sneezes and orgasms that don’t quite release. Yeah, the last episode established that Zeus gave all the gods their titles and they don't mean anything, but that just makes the Minor gods look even more pathetic in the eyes of the "Major" ones. So Deliria's nickname is Hysteria. That explains everything. So the B-plot was Hippocampus inventing the toilet. Loved that the villagers' first concern was snakes crawling up the pipes and biting them in the butt. And a snake DID end up biting Ty in the ass when he sat down on a toilet.
  7. Oh man, the animation style for the caveman bits was gorgeous. I thought it was gonna be the whole episode, but I did like that it was through Marge's imagination. It was 100% inspired by Primal. Some shots, like Caveman!Marge and Homer running, or Marge's dive at the big snake, were taken right from it. It was another "Luann calls Bart out for being a bad influence"/Marge is a bad parent by association plot and Marge gets real petty over it. And since Kirk and Homer do NOT want to get involved, Marge gets real petty over that, too. Of course Kirk is in last place in the fantasy football league.
  8. Season 35, ep 13: Clan of The Cave Mom Airs 3/24/24
  9. Anthology episode time! This time it's about Dream Jobs. First up, the show tackled a Bond parody, something American Dad beat them to (checks watch) 16 years ago. I did like all the Vegas jokes. And jeez, only this show could drop a reference to the Mandalay Bay shooter. I liked them taking advantage of Disney synergy and having Peter using Captain America's shield and Kylo Ren's lightsaber, and having everyone comment on it. Liked seeing Donna in the M role. And of course Stewie is Blofeld. I liked Quagmire as the inventor of aerobics, with Jane Fonda stealing his thunder. Yeah, got a kick out of the 80s production logo jokes. Why were they all so grainy and depressing?! And we got Cleveland and Joe as cops. So, of course, Lethal Weapon spoof.
  10. Could not get enough of Barbara playing basketball. That cold open was incredible. And somehow I'm not surprised that Tariq is president of the PTA. I was DYING that he kept score for a panel! That panel was painful, in an incredibly realistic way. Even Mr. Johnson was there. Crystal even had her own documentary crew and her own Gregory! "Casual ghosts?!" Again, loved Barbara in this. Man, I was here for all the hookup tea in this. Jacob tells Gregory and Janine about his hookups, but only Gregory pays attention to the texts! And I don't know what was better: the Janitor vs AI panel, or that it was better attended than the educator panel.
  11. Larry on Stu's family's text chain is me in any social situation, really. A bunch of randos expecting me to care about their lives. I loved that it stemmed from Susie bringing over foie gras out of spite of his wife. I was sad that after they showed the full text chain at the end, they revealed Stu pulled though! I was expecting him to die. Larry and Freddy yelling at each other about how nice the other is was great. "You must have me confused for a normal person." Boy ain't that a mood. I would've been mad at someone pulling the string out of my clothes, too. I liked Renee, and I hope she shows up more. I was so happy to see Gilbert Gottfried and Richard Lewis got paintings, too! Next week: Conan and Richard!
  12. Okay, the trap coming down at the last moment before the theme song came on got a huge laugh out of me. The murder mystery game being solved immediately by Marvin, but actually solved by Stan! in Act 1 I expected, but the Tim Meadows rich guy getting murdered for real was a good twist. I do like the phony murder mystery turned real murder mystery trope, like Clue. The Train-sion was a really cool setting. The Shape of Water Gillman was pretty cool, while the monstrous Garfield was incredibly creepy. Yeah, loved that everyone went nuts after drinking one can of Splurt except for Chief Stamos.
  13. Boat: Billie I Fish Wolf's Shirt: Fart-Time Lover I'm with Aunt Dirt. Buy a Bumblebee! Man, I love how much her dynamic adds to the family. I liked that the family ultimately bought a Zamboni. "I look forward to enduring your art." That's a mood. This was a fun Judy plot. Dressing up like a Dividend Check and yelling at everyone in the audience about being complicit to the oil industry bleeding Alaska dry. And then Judy switches to sponsoring hockey because she's banned from Curling (great callback). I was surprised that Wolf and Honeybee's house gym got customers. I loved that Delmer was the first one, but they had actual customers! Loved that they called in anonymous tips to the health inspector to shut them down. I loved the "Everything is sports" song.
  14. "Borndeads" is a good name for mortals. It was neat seeing more of the Gods, especially in one episode. Of course they'd all bicker and fight, and Zeus (the world's worst dad) just gave them their titles so they'd feel important. The reveal that Zeus turned himself into a chimera to be able to have sex with himself for all eternity and close himself off to all the other gods...totally tracks for him. I like that it gave Tyrannus an excuse to unban Deliria from Olympus, because who would question it? It makes sense that this was originally the season 1 finale, since just about every named character so far got a cameo. Hell, they saw that the Earth was round, and floated in space, and of course Hippocampus and Haphaestus don't believe them And I'm all for any reason to let Matt Berry sing.
  15. The thing about Barbara is that she is stubborn, and she has a system, and she didn't like all the sudden changes. Sure, Gregory might've loved the overhaul...but she didn't.
  16. Also, Meg and Peter were fun as one-liner machines since it was a Chris plot. And once again, Stewie and Brian barely got to do anything (we didn't miss much this time, thankfully). I can believe that Meg can see the dead and travels through a portal to hell, and I liked Peter just reacting so terribly to celebrity financial troubles.
  17. Pam & Tommy...Lee Jones was a great cutaway. So Lois disguises herself to be a substitute teacher at the high school, and everyone is convinced that Chris is having sex with her. Even though they're not, so how much incest has Chris taken part in by now?
  18. As soon as I read that description, I knew that Jacob was gonna be moving in with Melissa. But I LOVE that they became best friends real quick. And because this show is this show, their friendship threw off the work dynamic, leading to Ava making Mr. Johnson cry (OMG), so he couldn't clean up the mud the kids tracked in. I also liked that it didn't reset at the end! The friendship is here to stay! "You two are FRIENDS!" Loved Mr. Johnson being so offended at that. And flew a government plane in the 70s. And somehow played in the Negro League. LOVE that Gregory is so enamored by the new organization in the library, while Barbara absolutely didn't. That was Cree Summer as the librarian, to boot! (She's mostly known as a voice actor since her stint on A Different World, but she's been getting onscreen work in the past few years). Yeah, Barbara was pretty terrible and bratty in this, but it was for Janine to finally learn to stand up to her.
  19. "You wish it rained my meatballs."
  20. I really really hope it was all a set up for the "Lets Free Willy!" joke. I feel they HAVE grown, but as work besties, they do bring out the worst in each other, and channel it at Janine.
  21. Not Barbara confusing The Hangover with The Holdovers! I loved that cold open with Bradley Cooper. Definitely taking advantage of the Disney synergy/post-Oscars buzz. Oh no, the one good Willard R Abbott was a Flat Earther. Loved Mr. Johnson saying "real recognize real" when he said the moon was a spaceship. The ending was real sweet. I was dying at all the Janine short jokes, from having to adjust the mic, to Gregory putting up the historical picture, to "What if Janine needs to reach as book off the middle shelf?!"
  22. This was the dirtiest episode of the season, and I was here for it. Susie's billboard had two dicks! And man, Susie's fits were outrageously awful this week. Man, I was on Leon's side about getting banned from that Buffet. Total Curb to cut him off. Yeah, I laughed really hard at Sienna Miller eating the pear. And I was wondering how Larry was gonna ruin things with her, and it turns out...she has Alopecia. Was NOT expecting to see a callback to the dead thriving fish at the Chinese restaurant. And all the plots came together at the end like that, Larry embarassing himself several times over. And now he got arrested. Again. This time for a crime he didn't commit!
  23. Man, if ep 9 was an indication for the rest of the season, we might be in for a good time. I thought this was the best one so far. Okay, Wed Zepplin is a great pun for a wedding band (that in itself is also a great pun). And I liked that no one really wore good disguises. And yet Kang couldn't tone down the raw sexuality with that big parka of his.
  24. Boat: Mackerel Number five Wolf's Shirt: Fartbreak Hotel So...revolving an episode around Cheesecake. Just a failure of a man that I wasn't too jazzed to see them try to carry a whole story. I wanted more of Beef's plot with Carissa. Well, it was good to see Dirtrude again so soon. I also liked the cruise ship people enamored with Beef for being an Authentic Alaskan Man.
  25. Neighbor: The Mighty Mighty Sauce Clones Off Brand Condiments Exterminator: Take An Ants on Me Burger of The Day: Swiss Congeniality Burger, The Scarlet Cheddar Burger Nice callback to The Belchies with the town's history of bootlegging. The tour guide (the great Andy Daly) was lots of fun! Usually those types are wet blankets. And we got to see Fisch's secret lair and the storage space under the pier from the movie again! And of course some deus ex machina would rob Louise of her treasure, and of course it was Fisch. It was sweet that Louise framed the $17. We got to see Logan again! Loved how embarrassing Cynthia continues to be. Really liked the B plot with the street performers, especially the creepy guy with the pipes. And of course he wins. The balloon dragon was really cool.
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