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not a bot posted:They have always been completely inhuman monsters. I'd argue that Mike is a legitimately decent guy, which is why he is constantly failing.
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not a bot posted:They have always been completely inhuman monsters. Yeah that's how I meant that sentence to read.
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MokBa posted:Reality surpassed Veep in terms of lunacy so Veep had to dial it up to 12. A much more cartoony show for a much more cartoony reality. You are being mean to Splett. 
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Apr 23, 2019 21:06
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Jonah's uncle is legitimately killing it in every loving scene he is in.
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Orange Devil posted:Jonah's uncle is legitimately killing it in every loving scene he is in. the loving wheezy cackle before you realize hes standing there
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Orange Devil posted:Jonah's uncle is legitimately killing it in every loving scene he is in. "They've got great coke!"
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Also I just want to appreciate whoever is playing Jonah's wife for coming in so late in the series' run but coming in strong.
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She's like my favorite character already. The sensitivity training in ep 3 should have been such a weak sequence but just having her there almost salvaged it. Idk what the deal with Amy on this show is in general. Maybe it was the way west wing or early TTOI was structured or that she was in ITL or that she's the sort of non-threatening attractive that would poll well with focus groups, but going into the show I thought she was the main character but she never really did much that mattered compared to everyone else. Am I crazy or did Selena actually have less screen time in early seasons? (Not complaining, JLD is the best of the main cast.) No Wave fucked around with this message at 12:20 on Apr 25, 2019 |
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Congressman Furlong's dialogue has to be the most fun to write. That thing about Amy's abortion was horrifyingOrange Devil posted:Also I just want to appreciate whoever is playing Jonah's wife for coming in so late in the series' run but coming in strong. oh yeah she's so perfect for him it's shocking. edit: holy poo poo "ConAgChem Family Farms" DC Murderverse fucked around with this message at 04:15 on Apr 29, 2019 |
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Oh my god this show is the best Congresman Slenderman
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"Have a good weepy slide down the shower wall this evening." Gold.
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Jonah's family situation keeps getting worse and worse, it's incredible 
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Amy going full Kellyanne Conway is loving terrifying "Is that what a real orgasm feels like?"
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I didn't really care for this episode. It sorta fell flat for me.
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Man, Andy Dally is vicious. He's the kind of politician the show didn't have so far. A terrifying monster who would eviscerate you with a neighborly smile.
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cant cook creole bream posted:Man, Andy Dally is vicious. He's the kind of politician the show didn't have so far. A terrifying monster who would eviscerate you with a neighborly smile. moolchaba posted:I didn't really care for this episode. It sorta fell flat for me.
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That episode was amazing and I am really impressed by the parallels and themes of family running between the different groups. You have the monster who created the perfect flawed daughter, the mother by proxy, the mother who genuinely loves the monster she created, a father no one notices, and a father lost at sea to name a few. The writing on this show is very different than in the early seasons, but it's still a treat.
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The way Selena treats her daughter like garbage continues to be extremely hilarious
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mobby_6kl posted:Maybe your parents are second cousins, because this was a very strong episode, in my obviously correct opinion. STEP SISTER
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Ok I like how hosed up this is getting a lot. I like this direction for Amy too, it's perfect. I'm surprised I haven't seen a Kellyanne Conway archetype on a show before this, it's really entertaining. "no more ping-pong" "is that what you're naming her?" No Wave fucked around with this message at 01:52 on Apr 30, 2019 |
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moolchaba posted:STEP SISTER It was "HALF SISTER". It was already a hilarious little tidbit that Jonah had married a girl who used to be his stepsister. Finding out that his mother's been lying to him his whole life and he accidentally married (and knocked up!) his actual blood sister is just  . That kid's gonna have hooves.
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"My doctor said a little autism would be the best case scenario"
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As someone who was born in Ontario that was a way bigger piece of paper than our birth certificates actually are 
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We're all just ignoring he's from Canada and can't be president right?
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Solice Kirsk posted:We're all just ignoring he's from Canada and can't be president right? Interesting tidbit, this may not actually be how it works. We don't know because it's never been challenged in the courts, but plenty of Americans not born in the United States have run for president (George Romney, Ted Cruz). The wording of the constitution is "a natural born citizen" and what it means to be natural born has never been ruled on. Most constitutional law experts think it means "if at the time of your birth you were American, you qualify". This means that the only requirement is that you have a parent eligible to pass on their citizenship and the place of your birth doesn't matter. So long as one of Jonah's parents were American citizens eligible to pass on their citizenship, he's fine (in theory). To be eligible, one requirement is that you lived in the United States for five years after your 13th birthday. So currently, my son is a natural born American citizen (in theory) who cannot transfer his citizenship as he's never lived in the United States. *apologies if I have minor details incorrect, the general principles are all true though
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This is by far the funniest, smartest show anywhere about half-sister loving, casual misogyny, and casual racism on air today. I mean that with the greatest respect. The jokes are "offensive," but purposely made to lampoon the awful people saying them.
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No Wave posted:Ok I like how hosed up this is getting a lot. I like this direction for Amy too, it's perfect. I'm surprised I haven't seen a Kellyanne Conway archetype on a show before this, it's really entertaining.  That's your opinion
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MadJackal posted:This is by far the funniest, smartest show anywhere about half-sister loving, casual misogyny, and casual racism on air today. Yeah I even cried during Jonah's speech, it was so perfect.
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Sam Richardson (Richard Splett) is in some of the sketches in the Netflix show I Think You Should Leave. It's not for everyone but I figured at least some people ITT might be interested.
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El Jeffe posted:Sam Richardson (Richard Splett) is in some of the sketches in the Netflix show I Think You Should Leave. It's not for everyone but I figured at least some people ITT might be interested. just finished watching it, strange to hear him swear
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I am still laughing that Jonah and his wife are half-siblings AND third cousins. That kid is going to be Charles II.
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I WANT LLOYD TO NOT BE MY DAD, also mac n cheese The Montez Presidency note at the end really seems to be leaning towards the Selina backs Jonah and becomes the VP again play. ^burtle fucked around with this message at 18:00 on May 1, 2019 |
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I have been under the assumption that Jonah is going to end up with the Presidency since episode 1 this season, but after this last episode I feel like Richard is a dark horse candidate as he keeps falling up in to bigger positions.
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Batmasterson posted:I have been under the assumption that Jonah is going to end up with the Presidency since episode 1 this season, but after this last episode I feel like Richard is a dark horse candidate as he keeps falling up in to bigger positions. Although to be fair to Richard, he actually seems like a decent dude. It was pretty funny that he's going from small town, mostly ceremonial mayor up to Lt. Governor simply because he's not guilty of anything.
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It would be weird for Richard to end up with the presidency just because it doesn't fit the shows reality or our reality. Nice dudes who mean well do not end up as president. Plus, he's not going to have any delegates going into the primary. Part of me assumes that "Richard" has always been an act though and we'll discover he's the schemeist schemer of them all.
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Batmasterson posted:I have been under the assumption that Jonah is going to end up with the Presidency since episode 1 this season, but after this last episode I feel like Richard is a dark horse candidate as he keeps falling up in to bigger positions. If only he was like 10% less black!
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