Tachi Rocinante

I'm not going to re-watch, but I'm pretty sure the first person who said it pronounced it correctly.

Strong episode. (Phil LaMarr is also the unfortunate guy in the back of the car in Pulp Fiction . . .)

How the hell would Cartman not get expelled for his Hitler shrine in the school?

I preferred this much more than the "side quest" episodes.

It was written by Chris and Jin from BTS (and others) for Jin to release as his first solo song before left for the military. (I guess Chris has the right to sing it if he wants.) More details on the song

That's OK, it's not a Coldplay song. 😉 The only things that took me out of the balloon sketch were the fact that it was shredded when they shot it down, so having Bowen float around like a big innertube was kinda dumb. And the "3 buses" was referring to the equipment underneath it, not the balloon itself - those things are HUGE.

I'm waaay behind. The production values of this show are top-notch, and the acting is excellent. They are giving me just enough story to keep me interested. I thought it was Jasper that won the $250K?

Disregard my comment about the song lyrics. Martin sang more than just the chorus.

Lame, in all aspects.

Good show. Pascal was all in. The first Coldplay song was a song Martin wrote with Jin from BTS. He released It for their fans before leaving for the military. Martin sang the chorus.

The Jennifer Grey movie on Lifetime will come out first.

That makes more sense.

I'm just a wee bit torn. While the episode was beautifully acted, shot, and scored, it did very little to advance the plot other than to tell the story of two guys who didn't contribute too much (except after they died) and won't be around. We know way more about them than we do Ellie. Enjoyed seeing Tess again. Anna Torv is great. The only snark I have is even if that was Offerman's real hair and beard, it looked like high school play makeup.

Lamest car chase ever. Yikes.

Since Season 4 is not airing anywhere yet, I re-watched the movie. It isn't nearly as good as I remember, and I have more appreciation for the show now.

I thought the defense might push the bullying angle but that never materialized. How did his lawyer know it was a paintball gun so quickly? I was guessing he set it up to give Scott a chance to get his bearings. Does casting have a connection to The Wire? First we get Bunny Colvin and later we get Bunk Moreland. 😎

I think it was weirdly implied, because Catherine immediately understood her theory. Some Grissom has apparently stuck in the back of her head.

Get out of my head. 🤣 "Where's the boy, String?"

Love the live sound of the Rolex 24 Hour race in the background every time they show the Daytona Beach PD.

Gee, what a shock. Christa Miller is in it.

I meant the whole idea of Leslie being on WU was forced. Just having Aubrey there as April was enough.

A solid episode. Not very familiar with Aubrey, but she did well. Usually the "studio tour" openings are lame, but this one worked because of her past. I hope Michael Strahan has a sense of humor. TONY HAWK!! Chloe's Jennifer Coolidge impression wasn't annoying enough. Amy Pohler's WU bit was a little forced. Not a Sam Smith fan and this did nothing to change my opinion.

Probably not as far-fetched as it seems.. There's a working actor whose name is Raynor Scheine, so who knows.

This poor bitch tried to leave the country with a one-way ticket to Mexico right after she was convicted. They need to make her squirt out her crotch fruit in solitary.

I was on the fence and now I won't bother with it. Mindy Kaling has never been funny anyway.