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And the canned fucking peaches.

Good casting for young Junes. I've never really been a fan of the Danny-Steve whining, but Danny casually taking the coffee away like 'fuuuckkk yoooou' was funny. Pissed off Junes is good. I feel like Tani's been in scenes with Quinn mostly and it's been a while with just her and him on a case. Except for Lou being quippy, the tree plot was pedestrian. So they going to be hooking them up now? Because that scene at the end.

I liked Lou's plot better because I like the actor, and I just can't buy Adam being useful at anything in the field. It's so ridiculous. I would have liked the show to take a creative risk and have Steve feel guilty because he was relieved Doris died.

I love that they got the same woman to play Ross Perot too. She does a great impression because he was so tiny and animated. Paget was stellar as always, and I like that she owned her verbal abuse of Derek.

Spartacus had excellent stylized dialogue. "Put thought to purpose."

Women's periods on TV are as precise as a Swiss watch.

Implosion is safer than a meteor, since the impact would raise a huge cloud and mess with climate.

Tina asked if they were in the mafia. I used to be able to go out late, but no. The Lost Boys joke was brilliant. Although I have to feel for Bob and Linda. It's not often they do grown up things. Even when the kids are on their adventures, Bob and Linda are kind of hanging around the restaurant, or accompanying the kids. Biodegradable, edible ukeleles. Of course. I mad because I couldn't place Ken Marino's voice, and I knew I knew it. I did like the friends thinking the whole adventure was cool. Actually, Bob and Linda could have just told a story about the kids' adventures like with the goat with 2 butts as the performance. No one would have believed it was real.

Yeah, it seemed rather short sighted of them to not think of that. Even when they got to the ship, I would have thought they said, let's just go somewhere else.

I thought Smith was just going to take the girls and up into the other world. I didn't think he would yank Thomas into his. I don't know why everyone walked in because some of them sure aren't going to like the state of affairs. I think we were led to believe that now that America was independent that they were going to become America once again. That line about having the nukes wasn't a throwaway.

I thought the catch was you can be inclusive to trans people but just because they're being assholes doesn't mean you can't call them on their bs. The song was awesome.

Jeter should get in but he wasn't great defensively. I figured he just send the gift bags to the voters.

She also healed his hand when he pwnd the sex Forsaken whatever her name was.

Sewell is putting on a clinic. John is the same but not. He's different but not. Plus he goes into a different universe and his distant wife initiates sex within the hour. And then makes coffee and eggs! Fuuuuuuck yoooouuuu Reich! And just clinging to Thomas. I'm on 6 but I noticed they made a HUGE plot point that alternate John doesn't have daughters. I think the character should be regarded as a classically tragic figure. I don't necessarily feel bad for him because he could have led a rebellion but did on the table you know. How cute was the dancing?!

I'm not even joking, I totally yelled out 'awwwww no no no!' when they showed who died in E1

I just like this episode because Dee eats butt. I do too. I'm totally fine with it, and I like that the show kind of normalized it.

Was Tagomi meant to be a bad guy?

I would love to read that casting call. Hey, want to be on It's Always Sunny? You cool with being in your underpants for the entire scene?

I think they're kind of missing that nuance with Superman today. I'm not really a comic book movie guy, or have a favorite one, but I don't have anything against the movies - I think there's a lot of good there, teamwork, etc., but I think they're kind of missing that. Sure, an Ironman isn't that guy; criticizing him within this context wouldn't be fair. I would say the first round of Spiderman did a good job with the 'with great power comes great responsibility' theme. And casting Bale for Batman was a good choice. You get an actor that can work between the lines like Reeves did. That's something special.

I'm going to be on a plane tomorrow, and I'm pleased to be able to watch this on my trip.

I can't find a thumbs up GIF.

As much as I criticize, Ny goes from pissed off and yelling all the time to taking on the Foresaken, *beating them*, cleansing the fucking taint, beating Ish at his own game, and removing the Bore from existence. I mean, shit. Not to mention the absolute comedy gold of the other three telling her they're all going to "marry" Rand. And you know poor Lan got an earful later.

I think Reeves was a superior actor too. The scene were he decides to tell Lois who he really is just about as perfect as you can get.

Yeah I just wasn't really aware until like 1989.

I do because I've made a lot of home improvements. And by made, I mean paid professionals to do it.