Welcome to Opalas, just a clap where life moves pretty fast sometimes. Sometimes you just gotta grab it by the pussy. And there it is folks. There it is.
But grab it by the pussy. Has been a running thing. You'll eventually hear it on D20proof, episode 43, where we talk about Trump. This is literally the most abhorrent thing I've ever heard a quote-unquote presidential figure say.
Politician quote-unquote, politician. But like I said, grab her by the pussy. Are you been kidding me? Like that's not even on an offensive spectrum.
It's just assault. Yeah, I mean that is rape culture. Did you see the picture of all the women surrounded by Trump with their hands in front of them? That's why his family stands like that.
No other hands like that. Actually, I feel really bad for his daughters, Ivanka and Tiffany, because what the shit are they supposed to do now? And Ivanka, she's a very successful business woman, and she's a very beautiful woman as well. Tiffany, what's going on with her nose?
Her nose? Is that what you said? Do an image search? We'll talk about it.
No, I don't really feel like it. She's got a little Michael Jackson that's going on. So like later Michael Jackson, not later Michael Jackson. Because her nose before that was earlier Michael Jackson.
I have no idea. I've never seen any pictures earlier than that. It's just one of those things where I'm like, I really hope that her nose is a product of plastic surgery because if not... You're keeping her bloodlines purr?
Keep the bloodlines purr? I feel really bad for Ivanka because she's a mother of three. She has her own business. She's a successful business woman.
And now she's dealing with her dad being this giant jackass in front of everybody everywhere all the time. And I'm pretty sure Tiffany is only like 23 or 24. Like she's a fucking kid and she's having to deal with her father being a giant dick-bought. Let's hope not literally.
Is that the one you talk about grabbing her ass? That would be I got my gun not to make. Yeah, that he would have sex with her. Still have sex with her.
Would you like to talk about Luke Cage? Let's talk about Luke Cage. Oh my god, Luke Cage. This is the first step that we're actually getting.
Luke Cage will get the Luke Cage on the next episode as well. I know that for a fact, as Liz and I will talk about it. You and I get first crack. That's my opinion.
No, no, no, no. It's not that. He hasn't watched it. Yeah, they were on the last time I saw him for D20 proof.
He was like four or five episodes deep. He watched it. Let's talk about a few things. Yes.
First of all, I love Aaron Walsh to do classic Luke Cage. He breaks out of the prison and spills the clothes. It has totally a silver crown in the yellow shirt. The Sierra.
It goes like a damball. I also like that they talk about Chris Minatics. Yes. And like they talk about him as a person and I actually like that they have that as the home base.
Does it bother me? It feels like it was so easy for him to break in. A little bit, yes. Okay, let's start with the guy.
Go ahead. And the beginning is the theme song. No. Well, yes, but let's open with the theme song.
Since the tone, the character was based in the 70s. I mean, very black exploitation, very Jackie Brown, very shaft. And the music. Actually, he was extremely, you know, toxicly a pageant.
He was? Well, that's just the most black exploitation thing to do is toxicly a pageant. Come on. I think Jackie Brown buys me.
Until now, we'll get into that later. The music in it is phenomenal. I think that's actually one of the things that helps establish it is his own series apart from Jessica Jones and Daredevil. Yes.
Though the Daredevil theme is very good. But still modern. But still modern. But it's one of those things where as is all the character's name I can't think of that interrupts him on a roof and tells him it's a fucking crazy Harlem.
Oh, Turk. Turk is effectively like the criminal Coulson. Like he's the one that ties them all together. Because at 10 point, what are you doing like uptown this much?
Well, because at Turk, it's one of those things where you're fucking crazy and Harlem getting back to the house kitchen. Where there's a guy that Devil Max were running around. And then just undead ninjas. Who don't have breath or hurt me?
What you get into when you when Claire comes in. Actually, as much as I think that they totally have he entered her entrance. And they super heavy handed her getting connected to Luke Cage. Well, she's looking at Luke Cage and Jessica Jones.
I was very appreciative of that Luke Cage and series, not Luke Cage, but character. Because I was very appreciative to them, and to create a current series. They basically gave her so much backstory that we didn't fucking need. No, I liked it.
But they put it in in such an awkward way. And it's like, hey, let's watch Rosario Dawson be beautiful near the European woman. European woman. Oh.
I do think that the season could have been like two episodes shorter. That's actually pretty much everyone's opinion. Unfortunately, they have a contract for a certain amount of episodes. So they stretch some shit.
You know what I'm saying? I'm talking about it. Yep. How clever.
So you did Alfie Woodards. I do want to talk about it. I'm not mad. And you also realize there's been some spoilers.
I'm just disappointed. Yeah. I know there's been some spoilers coming out about the country series that you talked about. Interesting.
I am disappointed that Iron Fist was not referenced at all. I'm still not ever so sure how they're going to tell you Iron Fist because of all the magic that you're going to tell. After Doc Strange, it won't be a thing. Along with Agent's Shield.
Which I know. But I'm just saying with how grand it be, the defenders are. But how grand it is the four season itself, Marvel based Netflix shows they've done. Add in the magic element.
It's a little fucking weird. We'll see. Do you see him? Do you see him?
Do you see him? Exactly. Based on the teaser trailers that I've seen of Iron Fist, he looks like he's taking out corporate crime the same way Daredevil wants. We'll see.
I think this is... But you realize that that was the beginning of Arrow as well. It seemed trying to take out corporate criminals, so to speak. Well, yeah.
Until Damien Dark showed up and Brother Blood. It was like season three. Yeah. So, I don't know.
I have no opinion on that whatsoever. I've completely lost my train of thought. So other than Brandon and I did talk off-air about Mike Colton's... Is it cold or a court?
I think it's cold. Hold on. Don't look up. It doesn't matter.
No, it's not. Mike seems to be a little stodgy. No, no, he's obviously not a martial artist to work with. However, he was almost 100% unrecognizable, which I'd probably be here to meet Flashback Ricks and Seats.
Which I loved. I loved the flashback stuff. I really did. I actually really liked the slow build of Shades.
I like Shades so much. Well, first of all, I liked him like the bad guy. He was an actor. You know, he took...
Like, I'm like Charlie Cox from Daredevil to act without his eyes when he's wearing the shades. But I'm just saying. But first of all, I loved him as a Jew, so on, so we never meet. I didn't watch them.
No, he was a genius. His most famous line from Since Van Arpey is, I'm four even from Queens. My giddish has been in my Spanish. Ah, it's a good line.
I said he was phenomenal on Since Van Arpey. It actually was a very... I can't say key member in the upset of things, but yeah. Like I said, he was there for most of the series in this phenomenon.
Colder, by the way. Colder. Okay. Mike, I said, Theo Rossi is the one who plays Shades.
Yeah. He has a very slow build on his character. Like he comes in, he's immediately intimidating and impressive. But the emotional...
I think that by time and back, I'll get into it later. Like I said, I'll get into it later. I said that the emotional build and background of the character, who had to wait for a long last time again? For him to have the whole thing where it's like the word on the street was the grandma or whatever it was.
Mama, whatever her name was, don't look up. It's too small, Mabel. Yeah, Mabel. Yeah.
Mabel. Mabel. So, but yeah, like his back's always great. But when you finally get into...
He's a very slow build on him, though. I think he introduced him, I think in episode two, and you don't find much out about him until about five or six episodes later. Did you think it was weird when they got into... I'm not talking about cutting-mouth.
Cottonmouth and his cousin, whose Alfred Whitward... Or what, or rather? Did you think it was weird with the sexual molestation? Like it was...
No, I thought it was an interesting build on the character and kind of... What was so quick... I thought it was a misdirect moment of characters, if that makes sense. Like they're trying to give you their characters motivation, so they did kind of be quick misdirect on that.
So they're like, well, this is happening and now this is happening. How are you gonna react to that? Well, no, but you have the un... Of course, the angle.
The uncle character who supports Cottonmouth's, like, uh, musicianship. But a parent has been kiddediddling the console woman. And then when it comes time for Cottonmouth to kill said uncle for, like, what is it? Double-dealing drugs with the Purigans or some bullshit?
That... The little girl comes up and goes like, you know what you did to me? And I'm like, wait, what? And then you have that...
And that's the catalyst for her killing Cottonmouth, all right spoilers at the beginning of this episode. Um, it seems so, like, shoehorned in that that was her motivation to kill Cottonmouth, which was... But there was other motivations for her to also kill Cottonmouth. He was so focused in on one thing.
On the gangster shit, I think so. I was gonna say, I'm gonna say, I'm gonna go get a good action club. He was so focused on keeping that, that it was everything else. I feel like that, that, of the anti-fiberts, I'm going to point where she had to basically confront that trauma of her...
I hate this phrase, but funny uncle. I'm sure Funny's the right word. But you're listening to the comic phrase. Is it really?
Yeah. I don't like that at all. There's more comedy. There's more comedy than 80s and 90s, but yeah.
So, um, was she really in casting? Had some loot? And that's something that Marvel's always had, which I was talking to a coworker at the age of about it, where Marvel Lul does have that magic touch, which I knew we could talk about casting directors. Um, I mean, was it Colter?
Did we sell it in the corner? Yeah, my Colter. My Colter. I mean, he was in Jessica Jones, and when I...
Hold on, hold on. It's a bit better. It does not matter. Colter.
So, I mean, he was casting Jessica Jones? It was pitch perfect. So, I knew walking the loot cage. I loved him as a location.
I started playing like a silly. Except we loved him as a location Jessica Jones. I absolutely did. I still did.
When she puts the buzz on, it was well-tuned timing. If the whole, you're not going to break me to a time. Is she stronger than him? I was thinking about...
No, no. It is never actually conclusively... They just know they won't break each other during sex. Yeah.
Which, by the way, I really resented some of the racial undertones in the episodes. I did. I did. And eventually at some point you're going to want something hot and dark, and I'm like...
Oh, coffee? In the first couple episodes. I thought it was great. I didn't get while he was saying that.
It just was one of those things where I'm like, Okay, fine. You're just going to say you want something black. Why? Well, because the rebound chick shot in the head, and they make reference to that.
Which is why nightmares are not. I'm sorry. Where are we going to get them blurs? We're going to get them blurs.
But I said, no, I kind of resent the implications that, you know, you went white and you shot them in the head. Well, once you go white, you go back to black or something bullshit. back to black or something bullshit. He bays Misty Knight the first episode, which by the way, is one of the hottest things I've ever seen in terms of the Marvel stuff.
I actually really appreciate the fact that Misty Knight was not the theory to football, hot, young chick with fantastic boobs. Fantastic boobs. I mean, she absolutely had fantastic boobs. She absolutely did.
But I like the fact that she, the woman has sold leader's 30s and they did a full-on sexy repair and he was hot as fuck. I can't wait for her to lose one of her arms. Because in the comics Misty Knight loses an arm. But I'm just, I really appreciate the fact that one, it was super heavy handed in the first episode where he's talking about how she was a little bit older.
That, yeah, she's not as young as cottonmouth, but like. So that was very heavy handed. However, I liked the flirting though. I didn't like the flirting came into it with them.
I also like the play-race references on that as Dax, too small. The thing is Misty Knight and so. I really like the actress they cast as Misty Knight. There's no mistaking her for a 20 year old.
She's not only at her 30s and she's fucking gorgeous. She is a beautiful guy. And she ages, and I want to say in the season, like in terms of makeup, like they age her in a way that makes sense. She does quite a bit of a quote that I can grow old overnight.
But it works so well. She's under cover, so she was supposed to be younger than she was. And I decided that the dress was too short and too small. Yeah, we're under.
Exactly. It sounds true. You're doing nice? I might.
There's a cat here now. Here's such a thing. Anyway. Like I said, no, her aging makes sense.
I like that they didn't try and make, I like that they made her a detective and she looked like the correct age for her detective. Yes. You know how sometimes you watch procedurals or TV shows and they look way too young to have the position. You're like this woman.
Or friends too old to be who they are. Absolutely. She looked beautiful, but she also looked like she'd seen some shit. And she has.
I like Misty Knight. I liked what's in the casting Pitch Perfect on Cottonmouth. But the character of her partner, the Crooked Cop? Scarf.
Yeah. I think his name is Scarf or something like that. I love that actor. He's got a bunch of stuff.
He did phenomenally in that character. He was like very old and in the special where it's like you wear the perfect Crooked Cop. Like you know what I mean? Like no, he was pitch perfect, but you know I did that.
I actually liked him. I mean the minute he was brought out to like choke homeboy with like what do you start to have this tie? I saw it coming. I saw it coming.
I saw it with the tie. That was fucking chilling. Yeah. And him putting the tie back on afterboard.
Oh it was Wilson Fisk. Like it was Wilson Fisk like door decapitatiancy. You know what I mean? Like it was like oh shit.
It was the comps I do have. Mm hmm. Which is interesting because he's not the villain in this. He's a side character.
He's doing able to spit it. The thing is all of the things between the two cousins would have it. And you're coming cottonmouth and then the council. Yeah.
No cottonmouth. No cottonmouth. No cottonmouth. No I'm just saying they have all the snake coat names.
Yeah. Who? Elfrey Woodard? Wait who was like oh in kill bill and the last horse crosses across the finish line on that one.
That's why I did this ad side. I'm like wait what? Well you ran away from a kill bill reference at me. It's like listening to the first episode we don't realize the point I'm trying to make.
Really that's what I meant as well. Wasn't that a man in kill bill? Was he? Wasn't he the old master?
Wasn't he the old master in kill bill too? I'm telling the old master. I can't think of the ever saying. I'm pretty sure I'm not a method man.
I'm pretty sure you're right. I just can't think of the afters name. Method? Well, method man.
Yeah. I do. My first one outside is still. Now your computer's fine.
I like how both of us look. What's on fire? No we checked the charger and we checked the connection to the outlet. Speaking of method man.
Fantastic drop. I know I dropped it by method man. Not only did he do bulletproof love on the soundtrack, which will get the soundtrack is amazing. But like the whole like still getting stoned at that university from that movie probably.
And then you're like, hi, are you or whatever it was? Don't look it up. I'm not going to, but I mean I just want to see method man. I always want to see the method man.
I was kind of listening to the band. I was saying, get the seal buddy bastard. Right now I've got dirty algebra. Thank you.
You're welcome. I love that moment where like method man and Luke Cage meet and method man is like, oh my god it's you. And Luke Cage is like, oh my god it's you. I actually really liked the outfit of Luke Cage by Tapper Dan.
Yes. Well, and Dapper Dan is one of the enforcers from the Spider-Man. However, he's a real person and he's been dressing people since the 70s in Harlem. He had a huge influence on the, um, I was a Versace collection in the 80s.
All of the rappers were wearing all of the Versace in 80s, which was designed by Tapper Dan. So he's like the Tim God of Harlem. Actually, absolutely good reference. Nice.
Also that's my white tiger over there. It's Tim Gunn, James Gunn and Dr. Manhattan. I love Luke Cage.
Yes, they spread it out for about three episodes longer than they needed to. I don't know. I don't know. But that's me.
I said, however, I think they did okay. I think with a defenders and with Iron Fist, we're going to see a tightening of the stories. How do you feel about the fights in Luke Cage? Like I said, it's obviously the most cultural story.
Okay, every season of the, I'm sorry, the Iron Rept. No, no. Every season there's going to be what's called the hallway fight from Daredevil Season 1. Absolutely.
And we have a stairway. Or, well stairway in Daredevil Season 2. I can't remember what it was in Jessica Jones, but I know it did have one. You know my favorite episode of Jessica Jones was actually, yeah, the episode where the women hires her to investigate the husband, but she's really setting her up to kill her because her sister died in an hour of New York.
The incident, which seems really shoe-horned in on Luke Cage. I disagree. Also, I remember looking at Luke Cage and the crossover. So we laughed.
Oh, so we laughed. I love that. I think it's retarded then. I'm sorry.
I think it's out. I'm going to do that every time. I think it's silly. They don't name drop.
I just want to say this as a sidebar. No. I want to, we'll get into the fight since then second. I want to sidebar this and say it's so silly.
And it takes me so much out of the series. Daredevil, Jessica Jones, everything. Luke Cage, I'm sorry. They keep going, the green, oh my god.
The way in par, they keep saying the green monster or a magic hammer. They can't name drop. Four Iron Man in the Hall of the, I don't know what, what don't they. The thing is that does be general public note and by that name.
Yes! Avengers 1 made $1.8 billion dollars. We all know who they're talking about. I'm talking about in their series universe.
Yes, they all do. If Homeboy sung DVDs of the incident. If Homeboy sung DVDs of the incident, they all know. They all know.
Well, let me have this conversation with Lizzie where he's like, I first thought, why don't they just say 9-11 and then I realized they met that little New York. And Daredevil, when they first made reference to the quote unquote incident. Like I said, Ryan assumed they met 9-11, but they actually met Battle of New York. Which I, like, what would they don't, like they keep, they have, like, this or two.
They have, look, this should target brought up in Luke Cage, because that's part of the Judas Bullet. Which hurts Luke Cage. We skipped over that. But, and- No, no, no, no, no.
Not about the leader and that's also part of the Shakespeare. Yes. But like- God, that was such a slogan. But, like, the reference to the Sharturi, Avengers 1, why wouldn't they say Iron Man 4 Hulk?
It's almost infuriating. Actually, Battle of New York is more infuriating than that, because it's talked about in Daredevil Season 1, why Charlie has the good apartments because- You met Charlie Cox, but yeah. Like I said, it's talked about the reason he has the really good apartments in Hulk's kitchen, because everything got completely not really fucked up, and when they rebuilt, they could be this giant fucking beyond- Yeah, and the other person they could rent to was a storyline person. Yeah.
Outside of his apartment. I actually, I'm really annoyed they don't mention that a little more simply because of the joke last time I was in New York, I broke my heart. Yeah, like, that's my point. And which, by the way, with having, what is his name?
Is it William Hurts? I believe, yeah. William Hurts come back as General Ross, or he's not a General anymore, he's like, whatever, higher up than General- But in Avengers 2. Like, I said, Admiral would be the next step of the kitchen.
No, exactly. It's a navy. Is it really? Well, whatever the fucking is.
The fact that they finally included the incredible Hulk into the continuity, which they did with Iron Maiden 2. Like, the whole kind of tore apart Harlem job. Like, I said, last time I was here. Why wouldn't you say the Hulk?
Why do you say remonster? It takes me out of it because it's like, it's almost willful that they don't name drop the characters. And it's not a legal thing. They don't roll that shit.
I was going to see it as like a battle of the tabloids, kind of thing. Because I mean, it's the same thing with Jack the Ripper for different tabloids, even different names. Sosie Jack and Jack Ripper. Jack the Ripper is the name of the star, which was the name of the tabloid that gave the name of the star.
Like I said, I almost knew the name dropping is a battle of tabloids. Because I mean, you think of like a thousand incidents where they gave you different names. It was the tabloid that was publicized that gave them the name of the battle. That the populace would use.
Like the insider really wanted that incident with Michael Jackson, who has commercial with British shit out of himself. He was on stage. Like I said, they really wanted to make the name of Jack O. And nobody was having that.
That would make a huge nickname for him. Jack O. But I'm just saying it's a tabloid nickname. So I kind of see them not name dropping is a battle with the tabloids.
It's making me try to justify it too much. I read too much anyway. I don't know how to discount you on that when I just don't. But particularly being in New York where the press has so much influence.
And they put out, you know, what, five papers a day? They're spent. They're spent. I mean, not the end.
I said, hence why I see them saying the Green Monster is opposed to the Hulk. Because you don't know that the most press coverage in what was supposed to be. Well, and the Hulk versus Green Monster is going to have a certain kind of patience. I mean, you call them a monster.
You see that in Avengers 2 where it's like... I think you're wrong. Doesn't your daughter call the Hulk Big Green Monster? Not anymore.
But the... How much did she use? Back when she were led. Or last, I guess.
Back when she was last. Yeah. But it was never pulled. It was always Big Green Monster.
But she got the American... Well, she called him Kevin Marico. But she had Marico. That's Trump's Marico.
Despite it. She said it was a Nisco Saxon. So, we should fish up our thoughts about Luke Cage. We should talk about it for a half hour.
I do want to say it's really impressive that the guy who, I don't know his name. I was not my head to look it up. I'm sorry, too. The guy that helped create Luke Cage, the show, not the comic.
What's friends with Biggie? Smalls. I love the Biggie poster in Cotton Mounce office. Well, when Cotton Mounce saddles up to it, look at the crown.
Yeah. And he saddles up. What's your eye? It's the crown.
Well, and then he saddles up in the cinematography when he gets underneath it. And it's also one of those where the B O V office from the club is him standing in front of that poster. And I love that they have big habits to the music. But that's how you get big habits.
That's how you get method methods. That's how you get the delphonics. Honestly, like his connections within the music world helped shade the show in terms of music. Oh, I threw my back.
Son of a bitch. Mother dick. Devaner passing hairs back and forth. That sounds a little more bonesy than it should.
I thought one of my long blond strands of hair are his shorts. I tried to swelv it. Sorry, I'm leaving it up on his other diva. People out there dropped it, but he accidentally just dropped it directly in his backpack.
Mailed it. Oh, there it is. Hold on. On to the floor.
Oh, no. Oh my God. It's fucking intangible. What the sh- Oh, there we go.
So, well TV has finally started. Oh my God. What is the first back? I still absolutely have to separate.
Honestly, I have to say one more thing about the cage. Sorry. Mother dicker. Oh, yeah.
I do want to say in terms of, there's been a lot of talk about this online. The blackness versus the marvelness on Luke Cage. Oh, no, no. Well, the fact that like, I was talking to a coworker and he goes, can my kids watch Luke Cage?
I'm like, I'm sorry. I'm not letting you want them to learn the N word. I love the N word conversation on Luke Cage because I love it's a conversation between people in that community about their feelings on that word. The fact that, okay, I'm gonna say it.
So, just, oh, okay. No, you're not. Okay. I will truncate it.
Just say N word. That scene where the guys got the gun up against the back of Luke Cage's head. And he's like, first of all, that would be a teenager in your child. And then he goes like, give me your, or whatever.
Give me your wallet and word. Yeah, it kind of is something when I don't say it. But just say N word. Because I'm never going to say the other one.
That's in context and it's quoting. So it's fine. It's completely in context. No one where we're still white people.
Thanks, white girl. Uh, but yeah, like, and he says like, but I'm not too tired to have someone not calling me that or whatever. What that line was. I know that they actually had a conversation about what that word means to the different characters, to the different characters.
Because you have Diamondback say it. You've got Luke Cage reacting to it. Re-endomask people. Alfred Woodard at one point reacts to it.
I don't know if Diamondback does, which we never got into Diamondback in the whole Hammer suit. I actually feel like Diamondback was developed enough. Especially at the end, what he gets in the Hammer suit, which I'm going to call him. Maybe they were saving him for season two, but considering how drawn out finally the episode of season one.
Oh, excuse me. By the way, did you feel that like it was weird that Diamondback had the upper hand when Luke Cage was being affected by the Judas Bullock? It's not Kryptonite. It's not Kryptonite.
It doesn't weaken him. Like, they kept going for gut shots, which made sense to shot my god. But like, punches to the head wouldn't affect his unbreakable skin. It's not Kryptonite.
I speak. No, but I want to get that point out before you continue with my issue. May I speak now? Yes.
I feel like especially with how much they did not give us on the build-up of Diamondback, it makes sense that they have the upper hand because it was the mystery. We don't know very much about Diamondback. We don't know very much about Lee's hate of love. And we absolutely do not know about how he thinks.
But we know he's a human. We know exactly zero about how he thinks. Well, he's a human for now because they let that open-ended with the doctor going into Diamondbacks. I feel like they should have put two episodes of season two into season one.
In terms of the, like, left-hanger. Yes, exactly. Like, hey, there's going to be a second season bullshit. Yeah.
I did really like their casting. I did like the actual realness of the issues. The Keep Harlem Black bothered me a little bit. No, I loved it.
No, it's not. It's one of those things where it's like, so we have to say, we're getting each other like this. Now, still. No.
I mean, admittedly, I'm not Colorado native. I've been here my entire life. So racism, it's not really a thing. I mean, what do you know of Colorado for?
Skiing and medical marijuana, also recreational. No, I disagree. When you talk about, like, poor neighbor, that's like, well, and it's being gentrified. I live way below poverty level.
I live simply. But you know, just as well as I do, if you said something like five points, I think I broke a character. It's a lot of sleep, no, you do not. Five points have been gentrified in my life years.
That's what I'm saying. They're saying like, don't let the hymns come in and open their voodoo donuts and pot shops and, you know, grain laundry. Please make poor toilet references. I know we talked about the look of references off air and I'm sorry, but.
It's one of those things where it's like, I work a very low paying job. I live below poverty level, like pretty much my entire life. I still depend on the plan for my labor area problems. I don't have health insurance.
When they make it about race, it makes me a little bit upset because it's not about race. It's about income. I'll give you that, but I think it was more cultural. They keep dropping like, Christmas addicts, Duke Ellington.
They talk about- I love all of this. Like I said, they got into the sin, the song on that was- But it's one of those things where I was like, you were just unaware of Christmas addicts, I was like, before the cigarettes and I looked it up and I read more about it. It was really fascinating. But some of those things, when you make everything about race, I think it's very narrow.
It's almost kind of boring. I don't know about boring, say, bringing all the race. Well, it's one of those things where you can't just see each other as people. Yeah, I like that.
I'm going to work there with you. It's 2016, let's be progressive. We have green colored and white colored napkins of the day job. And I know we shouldn't use the white ones, but I go, I don't see color.
I only see napkins. First of all, the layer is second of all, the whole Chinatown segment that recently aired during Bill Riley. It's 2016 at getting age. Bill Riley.
You're not single? Yeah. Yeah, he had to try to tell him this is fake. It was Bill Riley.
Bill Riley was the one who did the same thing. Bill Maher? No. Oh, not Bill Riley.
Like I said, it wasn't him. It was just Eric Durrink's show. Yeah. I'm pretty sure if people will shine the town, it'll come up.
So you should want to talk about Lucifer speaking of... I do. Let's do that. So, let's talk about Lucifer from season two.
I have the same bit, just about it, that I did before. One, it's not even regularly, but just the comic. No, but after the first season, like you just have to go, okay, it's not like that. I don't like disassociated the two.
Yes, yes. Tom Ellis is picking on Chirping. He's the reason to... Well, he has half the reason to watch it.
No, no, no. Literally, Tom Ellis is the reason to watch. Because the first season, we've talked about this, we wanted to hate it so bad. I did, but...
He's so charming. Tom Ellis was the one who... It's so good. It's perfect casting.
Like, Tom Ellis was the love interest on a British show that I love called Miranda, which you never watched. Really? Yeah. Like, I said, me and my sister are absolutely adored.
Like I said, no, him is the one who I wonder why. If he wasn't loose, I wouldn't watch this epic show. No. However...
But he's the greatest loose of forever. There's no one else. It's like Matt Ryan doing constancy. It's like, yep, you nailed it.
Just keep going with it. We're in a super weird place now with Lucifer's season two. Yeah, we are. I didn't watch the new episode, which premiered last night.
Oh, really? I don't know what that means. You keep saying it, but I don't know what it means. No.
Sure, that's not weird at all. The mom has returned to the full, so to speak. Which super bothers me. I don't like it as a plot device.
I think it's stupid. Did you think that... I think it's a really dumb plot device. I think...
I really don't plot device. Do I like the actress? Absolutely. Do I find her?
She's a helper from Battlestar Galactica. She was 7-9. Not 7-9. That's Star Trek.
She's a number of open house. I don't know where she was the villain. Sure. She's a big band survivor.
She's a sexy salon. So I don't want to hear about her being her brother. I don't know where you can. Do I like the actress?
Absolutely. However, the plot device... No, I think it's stupid. I like the idea of how far could she get.
She goes... She's hot as shit. She has my clothes. And she has a corporate carry card.
And the corporate carry card. And the list works goes... Bullocks. Like it goes balls.
Or whatever he says. Or what it makes us having our own thing going on. He has problems with his therapist. And she's not there to be no- As Moat Del or whatever his name is.