Tachi Rocinante

Solid episode. My thoughts: The title of this episode should have been "Loose Ends" There were some impressive one-take tracking shots at the beginning Conversely, it's 2022. Why can't production make a decent fake belly? I've seen high-school theater productions with better prosthetics Joffrey? Really? Criston should have a broken jaw and missing teeth As mentioned upthread, why couldn't Laenor's lover fluff him enough to be a two-pump chump?

It has nothing to do with "class". Everyone has different experiences. I've been to 25+ weddings and none of them had a cash bar. I went to a wedding for two friends who barely had anything beyond each other, and even they didn't have one. Good episode.

Johnny being dressed exactly like Steve was funny. Not sure if all of the tasing was real. Fun fact - in their early years, Brad Pitt was in multiple segments.

For being "one of the greatest alliances in the history of ever" they all seem rather miserable, especially Xavier. He acted like he came in 6th. I know there was some friction on The Challenge, but sheesh - this is the show that made you. Fake it if you have to.

I know they focused on who they could interview, but they could have at least mentioned other players who had an early impact on the game, like Landon and Evelyn. Also, several early players (Duffy, Chung, Giuntoli) have gone on to bigger things. It was hard to watch TJ's fall, and I almost forgot that Dave Mirra took his own life (CTE).

Ehh, they should have hired Kristen Chenoweth . . .

Another good episode. So much for my theory that Bix was one of the tribal girls. I know it's a different planet, but I was expecting a brief cameo from Cal Kestis in coveralls. It sucks that we know how this eventually ends, but it should be interesting getting there.

Bad matte painting at the beginning. Like, RoTJ bad. Good pacing. I guess the Inspector's name is Karn, which isn't ringing any bells. Skarsgard hit the hat-trick with Marvel, SW, and Dune universes.

Don't know if he has a name - wonder if he will become someone in the future? Gonks are everywhere, it seems. So are cute sidekick droids. Very solid beginning.

She was fairly attractive, and obviously intelligent. Maybe she beat his ass and then pegged him for good measure. Was Matt Smith born on a horse? He walks like he just took a juicy shit and didn't wipe well.

I'm partial to the Avingers

So if it's the Greys, what is Enver Gjokaj's character supposed to be? Or did I miss something?

I would kill for blooper footage of Katee acting like Bitch Pudding for just one scene to loosen up the gang. That would be gold, if she ever thought to try it.

Quinta should've dropped her Emmy on Kimmel's sack and said, "This is why you don't win anything. You're not funny".

What a bunch of crap. Announcer girl was sooo amateurish and Kenan was surprisingly bad. Ted Lasso is not funny, and White Lotus was a chore to finish. Happy for Amanda. She was excellent. Ghosts is the funniest show on TV right now and it didn't even get nominated. John Oliver is funny, but not every year funny. Amazing Race should win the competition show every year. The production required on that show is ridiculous and nothing comes close. Didn't these morons learn from the Oscars that we want to see the names and pictures of those that passed? I don't give a shit about John Legend, sorry.

Ugh. They showed a clip of the morons dancing in front of the prison. Nicki Clyne is still delusional, I'll bet. Odds they mention Bonnie being in Obi Wan? 5-1.

What a fucking mess. I had to keep reminding myself that I hadn't missed an episode.

The show is beginning to hit its stride. I like how Jen wears her "Josh Baskin at the end of Big" suit before she goes to work. Two of the cases she was working on have Marvel name-drop references (Lee/Byrne, etc.) However, the "all men suck" trope is just plain lazy.

Agree. Alyssa's should have been used on Brittany, and they could have made 10 different jokes about Alyssa's IQ.

Not a Tolkien fan - I always found his world-building to be a chore to digest. (I just watched the cartoon movies and then the Jackson ones.) So did the rest of the elves on the boat die?

I kept waiting for Mariner to say something obvious, but the payoff never came. -Did Bobby Moynihan also voice the kid they left in the Phoenix? It sounded like him. -I guessed that her Mom would be exonerated, but not in that convoluted way. -A very strong way to start the season.

The music of the ending conversation/montage reminded me of the opening of this song, just a bit slower: Dream Theater

I'll stick around. Never seen Matt Smith in anything before, but his voice is rather annoying.

On one of the quick edit shots, someone was fixing their belt right in front of her, and the shocked face timing was impeccable. I'm waiting for a gif/meme.

It was also a blatant attempt to rehabilitate her image, which, sadly, appears to be working.