DoctorAtomic

On the few occasions I do drink tea, I have a Chinese red, cast iron pot to steep it. Height of fancy.

Don't even start with the pumpkin spice.

I used to have some sugar in coffee, but I cut it out of my diet overall and drink coffee black. If you're into drinking good coffee you don't want to add anything to it. People don't really drink coffee; it's coffee flavored milk whatever-acciado.

I said the same thing. So many gone. I wouldn't want them recast, but this is ok for me. Plus, it's supposed to be other universes, so I can buy in to to that.

Did you tell them about the fundamentals?!

You beat me to it.

When was Lando? First season?

I remember the newspaper had the A,B,C listed in the movie section, so you could pick.

I watched this on the plane a few weeks ago. It's on Showtime. Davison basically plays a version of himself, but it fit the character for me. I do like how everything unraveled quickly, but I also had a hard time following who was who when all the action started. I got a huge laugh when the girl opened Pete's eye to turn on the phone.

You'd think that the responsible thing to do is some level of safety training (don't touch this, leave this here) would have been the first order of business with minors present instead of fishing out bras in the sink.

I thought it was Rachel. Does Chris know about Lois' porn past? I would have liked for Peter's reaction.

Lone Moose may only serve the greater Alaska region or the country at large, but Beef's point was more about the community itself. Lone Moose is a tight knit town, and all of a sudden they're buying fraudulent fish from a faceless corporation and not the local fisher people they've known all their lives. Even Santiago!

I was also surprised they continued the plot with Meg. The song was great. I have T-Mobile! I was hoping the picture of Peter in the yearbook was from way back when in he was undercover at school. Wow that lacrosse joke. Ok, Lois, dial it down with the pearl clutching.

Oh, you've never seen the gypsy moths.

That's why I was wondering. Because it ties in to the troll episode. Pete actually went to rehab twice.

The smoke jumper camp sounds really interesting. Until it wasn't. I thought Kima's mom was overly harsh given the way the kids were treated. Kima's mom just basically dumped on them there. There's no way I'm buying fish from a vending machine. Especially when you can get it literally fresh off the boat. Callback to the new bed! I liked at the end when Beef was talking about how they support their businesses.

I don't know where you all live, but this reminded me of the gypsy moth caterpillars when I was growing up. Gross. We didn't have to lock down, but they were everywhere. Isn't the dollhouse a Twilight Zone episode? And the caterpillar shot with Lisa was from Aliens. End-of-days Flanders is a vengeful god. It's kind of arrogant of him to think he'd be raptured. Aren't we supposed to be humble? They did a good job keeping each plot tight and moving.

That's a tough ending if it happened to Pete in real life.

This was actually quite nice and kind of sad. Pete idolizes his uncle, and then comes to realize that he's really just a person with some issues. That's kind of hard.

I like Pete's "can you even believe I'm here? I can't either!" attitude. You must be doing something right when you can get Edie Falco and Joe Pesci in major roles on your tv show. There wasn't actually too much to this episode beyond, 'You sure you want to watch this?', but I thought it was funny. The wink at the end freaked me out.

They probably still had to pay for the copyright to the song though I would think.

It wasn't clear if the family knew Roger was the guy at the top. Usually, they'll say, 'oh, here we go'. Or that they just got sucked in so hard they didn't care.

I was surprised people in the audience didn't know about the anti-trans laws when they were talking about the issue in the interview. That mermaid though.

They were in the robes though.

I was seriously worried when Mr Miller ripped out the phone cord.