Me doing the best job of my life:
My boss reacting to it: "IT'S ACCEPTABLE"
dang, Fring!
Howard is pathetic, but it was great to see Sheldon being a tad protective by the end
I feel sorry for Skyler - she clearly got the short end of the stick in this whole deal, being lied to and still being taken as the villain in the whole story. Walter doesn't give her a break ... "Honesty is good" :(
Also I'm not sure I understand the significance of Hank leaving the gun in the car. Does that mean he was trying to face death somehow?
It started so strong - paparazzi culture, someone from within that broke free, celebrities shunning responsibility for their acts ... there was a lot of meat in that bone and the episode could have gone to incredible places. But the actual direction it went to feels really out of place, unsatisfying and unwarranted. It feels counter to what people usually expect when watching Black Mirror. It's not bad per se (even though I personally don't like it), but it just feels misplaced
"Don't say situation" "Don't look back" :grin:
"Coming through, buddy" :police_officer:♀:grin:
What was the song before the outro??
This is Tenet, Inception and Memento crushed together and shredded
I mean, isn't it more likely he just has a different amount of business stuff in his briefcase? Because this is the least scientific test that anyone's ever done in history. No offense.
Bob is hilarious
Maybe blow it, don't blowhole it? Oops, sorry. My retainer gathers saliva.
That was so distracting o.o
I can't believe all of that happened in just 11 minutes
Wow, cool sword dude (in Jake's voice)
A good follow-up on BMO Noire!
This is practically a space opera
This is probably my favorite episode ... I've watched it more than any other. The moment when they arrive at the Land of the Dead is so epic!!
Two episodes in and Maeby hasn't shown up, and Tobias Lindsay and George Michael have a combined 5 lines together. I have a feeling that if I stop now, it'll hurt less than if I keep trying to finish the series ....
This is so epic! Woohoo
How can you not love when Steve Holt! calls GOB "Son"?
Favorite lines: "Dad's gonna be crushed" and "I fought for you, Tobias // Lindsay, I'm going to Vegas with Kitty!"
Also was that Andy Samberg at the Blue Man Group's performance in Vegas?
In between Franklin, Mrs. Featherbottom's 2nd floor jump and Mini Cooper driving "in the colonies", and "secular ways", this is one of my favorite episodes!
Loose seal was a great pun, but what takes this episode for me is the speech Lucille delivers to Tobias. I was silent after that, OMG
Find someone in your life that reads menus the way GOB reads club sauce
GOB was absolutely incredible on this one
Also I squirmed when Oscar mentioned Lucille's brownie :joy:
Gene Parmesan (and Lucille's reaction) is too good to be true, my new favorite character!
"Dad always tried to pit us against each other ..."
"Yeha but Dad always said it was your fault"
Besides Blue Tobias and classic GOB shenanigans, am I the only one who thought this one started weaker than last season ended?
I get constantly thrown off by the fact that some storylines come and go without notice - how Tobias is frequently in and out of the jail, or how GOB is married in one episode and spring-breaking in the next one just to be married again in the next
GOB dancing and performing might be some of the best bits of TV I've ever seen ... equally amusing as his dismissal of George Michael (while muttering under his breath how sorry he is)
Where did Tobias ended up, if not the Gothic Castle?
Holy shit, that deer was scary af. Unblinking eyes