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It's fine. Well, it's okay, because House of the Dragon and Rings of Power are coming out, so we can say some interesting and slightly racist things about them. True. I don't like black dwarves. People are the worst. Usually. See, the thing is, even you're like, it's supposed to be a good thing for England, but honestly, I don't even give a shit. Like, what's the point? Who cares? I've just kind of accepted that it's not Lord of the Rings at this point. Yeah. They just stole a bunch of copyrighted characters and ideas and they're trying to profit off the likeness a little bit. Matt, what you been up to?
It's a great question. Not a lot. It's a question I've been asking myself. We did start our biannual rewatch of How I Met Your Mother. Okay. Biannual? Yeah. Every two years, roughly. Okay, yeah, yeah. You're right. I always mix up semi and bi. Yeah.
I'm semi-sexual. I don't know what that means. What was I going to say? Oh, How I Met Your Mother. That's just good. It's a really good show. I know that everyone is either like a Parks and Rec or an office or a friends person. Are those the three? There's a few stuck up Seinfeld people out there, but most of those are the three. That is true. Okay. There's a, yeah, there's probably a generation older than us. There's some Frazier people in there. I'm a Parks and Rec person.
But I mean, how much of other the problem is so many people didn't like the ending when it first came out that they just kind of have a an impression that they don't like the show. Yeah, even if you don't like the ending. And I think on a rewatch, you do come around on it a little bit. It's nine seasons, 23 and a half or however many episodes of really high quality stuff. And then just that last little bit. And I don't have a problem with that, even if I didn't like the ending, which is coming around on it. I think I wouldn't have a problem with that. You think Game of Thrones has a similar or different?
experience. I think Game of Thrones the problem is you more had four good seasons and then four increasingly bad seasons with a couple of really nice highlights along the way. But do you think people think the whole show is bad because of that? I think people tend to be pretty discerning about that one because it is somehow more I don't know because people have such negative impressions coming off the end of it. And I imagine it's more difficult with a show like that to just watch the first four seasons and be like, okay, this is great. I'm just going to turn it off now or I'm going to keep watching and put myself through it. I wonder if it has a slightly different experience because the ending of How I Met Your Mother was universally disliked. But I feel like something that happened with Game of Thrones is because it was like it kind of got progressively not as good.
people have different thresholds so like a lot of people like it through season six a lot of people like it through season seven some people like season eight but like they may have gotten wrong like those people may have gotten bullied out of speaking out against it yeah that like now they say they don't like it but like they actually kind of like it but it's kind of this like you know fandoms are all toxic like and so like the fact that there is controversy means that there's less of a thing you can say about a general opinion of the show the show I would say on average is good. Like it is a good show. Yeah. Um, and, but I feel like there are some people that are just like, kind of like how I met your mother. So embittered by the last bit, um, that they're like, Oh, the whole show is bad. It's like, I can watch the first season again, dude. Yeah. First season. Like it looks like a TV show, but Oh my goodness. Yeah. Um, and it's not even, it's not even just because it hewed so closely to the book. There are two of my favorite scenes in the entire show are ones that are not from the book that are in the first season. Yeah. Um, there's the conversation between, uh,
Robert and Sir Barristan and Jamie Lannister about their first kills. Ooh, chills every time. So good. Yeah. Anyway, not the show I'm talking about. Yeah. I Met Your Mother. So you know how a lot of these shows, there's kind of a ramp up period where you have to get to know the characters a little bit and you're kind of, the first few episodes of a show are kind of difficult. And if you can get through it, then smooth sailing from there. Our recurring shitscreek problem. Yeah. We have watched the first six episodes and they're like, yeah, they're fine, but we don't have any investment to want to continue watching. But you haven't, you tried it and still haven't finished? We haven't got past six.
I know. That's when it starts getting good. The next episode, it starts getting good. I rationally understand this, but I don't care. That... I'm going to interrupt you again for another discussion because I also haven't been up to a whole lot.
That's really interesting that some people are willing to do it for some shows and not for others. So like, you know, there are shows that you like, shows or movies that you like that you're willing to get past the rough several to get to the good ones. I'm drawing a blank on several because, because Caitlin is the opposite from you. She is totally willing to get past the first bit of Schitt's Creek. But there are other movies and shows that I want her to watch. Like, oh, Parks and Rec is a good one. The first season was rough because they didn't really know what they were doing. Yeah, we had the same problem with Parks and Rec. We got three or four episodes in and we're like, this is fine. Did you finish it? Did you ever finish it? No. You never finished, got through it?
And it's just like, and like, I personally, same thing with The Office. Like, I haven't watched the full show because I don't really want to get through the first season. But also, I've been told that I can just skip the first season, which I probably will. Yeah, I almost had the opposite problem with The Office. I enjoyed the first season. I was on board with it pretty early, I felt like. But it falls off a cliff hard. Yeah. I never finished it.
I just like, what do you think about that idea given being someone who, there are two different shows that you have that issue with? Yeah, no, it's an interesting phenomenon. And because I do rationally understand that probably if I watch this show all the way through, I will really enjoy it. I'll get a lot out of it. But it's just kind of a, the problem is then if I don't enjoy the first few episodes, it doesn't latch itself into my imagination to where I'm actively thinking about going to watch it. So if I'm thinking about going to watch something, right now the thing that's rattling around the back of my head that I'm going to watch next is probably season six of Better Call Saul, which this is annoying.
I got an AMC Plus free trial and I was just going to binge through the entirety of season six. And they only had the second half of season six. Oh, God. So I canceled that subscription and I'll probably just have to buy the season on Amazon because I don't want to wait a year for it to be on Netflix and get a whole bunch of spoilers. Yeah. I want to see what happens. I'm excited. Love that show. Yeah. Anyway, yeah, it's just I think it is a problem that it's not.
if there's not something that's compelling me to watch it, so say I'm watching it with Hannah or I need to watch it for some podcast specific purpose, you know, we've got to watch Avatar because I don't remember why I watched Avatar. We did the anime show. Well, one, because you needed to watch anime. One, because I needed to watch it. That was an important bit of cultural enrichment. That's anime, I'm an avatar. Yeah, yes, yes. Needed to do it for podcast related purposes. Yeah, it's just, it's not part of my mind when I'm thinking about watching something. I might have to actively write it down and seek it out and I don't have the motivation to do that because I do have other stuff that I want to watch. You're less susceptible to social pressure than some people are.
Caitlin? That's the thing that's weird about Caitlin is like she is very susceptible to social pressure. That's like her main drive to do anything is social pressure to do it. But I guess I don't count as social pressure. I'm like, you need to watch Parks and Rec. Like, get past the first season, but you need to watch Parks and Rec. She's like, I don't want to. I'm like, I don't count. I'm not a person. She doesn't care what I think. It's great. That's fine. That's what a marriage is, right? Yeah, pretty much. You get so comfortable with people that it's... They stop counting as people. Yeah, no, I mean, I see this all the time at work. I'll have kids come in and they're smart kids and they have parents who are engineering professors or something where they're ridiculously good at math. They're math teachers every now and then. And they're like, yeah, I can't teach my kid. Yeah.
It's a weird little phenomenon. Glitch in your human reasoning there. I think if we ever get back to content, I think it would be an interesting couple of episodes to do. Good shows with bad endings and good shows with bad beginnings. I have been rattling around the idea in the back of my head that ending a TV show is hard. We talk about this a lot. It's always hard. So is starting a TV show, clearly. Well, a lot of these sitcom, loosey-goosey kind of ones, it is a little harder to get off the ground because, again, it's more about the characters and the actors even and the writers settling into the rhythm of what the show should feel like and what their tone is and what they're trying to do.
A more serious show, I feel like a lot of these more serious dramas where someone comes in with a really focused vision start really strong. I'm thinking of House of Cards in particular. That first season is astounding. Some of the best TV ever made, if you ask me. And then it just kind of gradually declines from there. But back to How I Met Your Mother, I think How I Met Your Mother kind of avoids that early episode slump. And I think part of it is that they did come in with a pretty confident tone, and I think they did have at least some of the underlying vision laid out already. Which, again, if you go in knowing the ending, you kind of pick up on a lot of stuff.
And it does color the experience a little bit. It's also just... really well crafted um it's on amazon we're watching it on amazon um even though they're evil and you know they have like the little little adjectives that describe the show and it's like uh laugh out loud or whatever right one of them for how much mother is cerebral which i pointed out and made fun of the first time i saw it but it kind of totally is not like inception cerebral but they pay a lot of attention to the construction of the writing and so yeah um they do a fun thing in one of the episodes early on where they the the pineapple incident episode um ted wakes up he black got blackout drunk the night before There's a pineapple in his nightstand and a girl in his bed. He doesn't know how the pineapple got there or who the girl is. Right. And as the episode kind of starts going, you're like, oh, I know where this is going. And they sort of lead you up to this plot twist. And then they yank the rug out from under you and double plot twist it on you. And it's unexpected and really satisfying. Very well done. There's one. I haven't seen the show all the way through. I did start watching a lot of it way back with my girlfriend in high school or something. One of the things that I think about this all the time, whenever I see a clip of Brooklyn Nine-Nine, with shows like that that are kind of the sitcom thing.
when they set up rules or realities within the show but don't stick to it for the entire show and the thing that i always think about is there's an episode where captain holt says you can tell what i'm lying when i use conjunctions or not contractions like don't rather than do not but that doesn't never comes back it never comes back he uses contractions everywhere like all the time and it's just like i i get bothered by shows that don't like stick to those you're lying you said don't well yeah i do uh no uh it's like It's easier to not set rules that you have to stick to, but if you're going to make rules like that, you have to make sure that you stick to it. It shows that, I mean, like magic, things that have to do with magic, because we've talked about it. We have TikTok about it, like magic rules. You have to set... No, we don't have TikTok about the rules. We have to TikTok about the people, if it's focused on the people and the magic. Magic needs to have rules, and you have to stick to the rules. Does How I Met Your Mother do that very well? Do they set rules for how people are, and then they maintain it? I think so. I think they do.
They are really good at carrying things through from season to season and then paying them off in satisfying ways. I'm thinking of the slap bet, for example. That's just... They made that and they put that in their back pocket. They're like, oh, we're going to use this on a rainy day over and over again. It pays out really nicely. A show that does a really good job of it that this is because I started watching those two shows at the same time, Brooklyn Nine-Nine and Rick and Morty. Rick and Morty does a really good job of setting the rules and then sticking to it or making it even harder to violate it. Or they do something completely. I think that's kind of just Dan Harmon's writing because Community does it too. There are things that establish in Community that maintain through the rest of things. Something I care about. I should watch Community. I should watch Community. Kind of fun.
I should watch the first six seasons of Community. Okay. I think it's six. What happens after that? Google it. There's one point where it's just like it gets bad. Just like The Office in Brooklyn Nine-Nine. Oh, yeah, exactly. Also, here's a controversial opinion for you, TikTok. Everyone says The Office gets bad after Michael leaves. Office was bad two seasons before that. Office falls off a cliff after season five. You can feel it. They're just spinning their wheels. They've run out of good ideas. It's depressing. Yep. Not as depressing as Arrested Development season five. Have you ever seen that? I haven't seen any of Arrested Development. Oh.
There are only three seasons. Okay. Sound good. Now, are these like jump the shark moments or are these just like, because jump the shark moment is like, that's the moment that it, it reaches critical mass of ridiculousness and yeah, I can't remember if it's like the show is bad before, like just before the jump the shark moment or the jump the shark moment is the moment that it gets bad. Jump the shark moment. So jump the shark originated in good times with Fonz.
Is that what it's called? Good times? Happy days? Happy days. Yeah. Yeah. The one with fawns. Yeah. And he literally jumps a shark. Jumps over a shark. And I think that the show had become stale at that point. And the jump the shark moment was an attempt to revitalize it that ended up becoming a point of critical mass of ridiculousness. Yeah. Degenerated into self-parody. Okay. So it's a symptom of the show has already lost its spark. And it's trying again, but it's not good. Yeah. I don't know if either of those had a specific shark jumping moment. I think the office just kind of withered on the vine. Yeah. And Arrested Development.
They made three good seasons and told a good, interesting story with it and had room for further stuff beyond that, but killed it. And then season four came along and was not great once Netflix picked up the rights. And season five is the most soul sucking oppressively. Just I think of it and I have this impression that it was in black and white. It wasn't, but it's just all the sets feel empty. None of the actors feel like there there's anyone actually there. They just set up a camcorder and are sort of walking around.
mouthing things at each other. It's a weird feeling. That's a bummer. I love that it exists, but I also kind of hate it. All right. Because it's just, it's totally unique. Yeah. The first three seasons are quite good. I have to watch them. Yes. That's on point. Why don't we watch Peaky Blinders? I'm sad that it's over. Priorities. I know. I'll put Peaky Blinders on my list after Better Call Saul and Dark. Okay. That'll be my next, next long, long show. Yeah.
Aside from, you know, I'll do House of the Dragon and Rings of Power and stuff because I can yell about him. It gets really depressing by the end of it. I don't think I ever finished. I don't think I ever did a Watchmen Up 2 about talking about it. It's just like, because it declines into things falling apart and it gets like, I felt dirty by the end of it. But that's kind of the point. I was like, oh god, it never stops. I love it. That's my favorite sort of thing. Alright. Anything else you want to talk about with How Much Mother? I feel like I keep distracting you. No, I mean, we're less than a season. It's really good from the start. And I think if you...
were turned off by the ending when it originally came out um then you know give it another chance if you haven't seen it and have been turned off because everyone hates the ending give it a chance you will get a lot of enjoyment out of it even if you don't like the ending yeah which no never mind all right good talk i was gonna have a whole conversation about does the ending of a show being bad sour everyone sour your opinion on the whole show but we kind of had that conversation a few minutes ago i did just have that conversation i'm not sure i was zoned out for most of that all right good time yep Anything else? No. I think that really is pretty much it. What do you got for me? We started watching Avatar again. Speaking of. Oh, good stuff. We're only like five episodes in. Six, seven. We're in the middle of the winter solstice. No. Yes. Right. Isn't that like the end of season one?
No, end of season one is the eclipse. That's right. I was mixing that up. The winter solstice is, it's like he first, he just discovered the spirit realm. Oh, yeah. I like that one. That's a good one. Now he's got to go and talk to Roku. They got to get to the fire nation before the solstice hits. They've got like a few days or something like that to get to the fire nation. God, it's such a good show. Like it's so goofy in the first like episode or two. And then it just immediately starts getting like way into like...
They take no time getting to the point that, hey, he is, yes, 12, but also he's the avatar and has so much that he needs to do. Like they waste no time getting to that. And it's like putting the weight of the world on this kid's shoulders. And it's amazing to see the he is already like he's kind of running away from it. Like it's kind of progress from like he started that you learn about this later in the show. But like literally the first thing about him is that he was running away.
And so that's just how he is as a person. And so I love how like later they tie that in, like how he was as a person at the beginning where he just tries to run away or hide from like, he tried to hide the fact that he was the avatar because he doesn't want to be and like all that stuff. And the first kind of half of the first season is him realizing he can't run away from it, but still doesn't know what he's doing. And like kind of like, yeah, he just doesn't know what he's doing at all right now. And yeah, but that doesn't stop.
his true self from trying to figure it out. Right. And they kind of say it out loud too sometimes like Katara's like, whatever's going to happen, he's going to figure out the right thing to do. Yeah. And then there's the Great Divide. Oh God, we're going to skip that episode. I was thinking about it and I kind of want to go back and rewatch it with fresh eyes. You're not going to like it. It's one of those things. Probably won't. Wasn't that one of those examples where I told you it's going to be bad and you tried to contradict me and it was bad? Yeah, I think so. I love when that happens. That's always fun. Yep. Does it happen more often than not now? It happens every time. Every time? It's disappointing often it happens. Just happened with Obi-Wan a couple of weeks ago.
It's not gonna be this bad. Nah. It was. It was. Chasing. See, I at least acknowledge what's really bad. Sometimes we disagree on, like, what's good or, like, what's iffy, but, like... Usually not. Huh? Usually not. What? We usually don't disagree? Yeah. We sometimes do. Every now and then.
I feel like we more, I feel like we're close, but we're never like, we're rarely on the same exact opinion. Yeah, that's true. Also, it helps that I fluctuate wildly and you're pretty steadfast in your opinions of things. Exactly. Given that I can far from home myself on several things. Yeah, you have just a random walk of opinions. Yep. I want people to, I want us to blow up purely so that somebody can go back and create a super cut of every time I've made a claim about something and then immediately contradicted it like months later. It's like, Preston doesn't have opinions.
that's fine i have opinions they're just not consistent right and 100 subject to change at every given moment yep um yeah so we're watching that uh i continue to be reading the new 52 stuff and again as i say every single time i'm reading the new 52 things now that i'm getting into the issue like the volumes four through seven uh it's it's good like later on it gets it gets so much better um the right now i'm reading uh so what did i talk about last time what did i read through last time uh some green lantern stuff have i talked about green lantern core uh probably where they take over the universe or something Wait, opposite. They're draining the thing and then... Yeah. Well, that was like part of the Green Lantern thing. That was like a main story. But I love... So Jeff Johns wrote the Green Lantern run and then he had other people writing the other lines. So Green Lantern New Guardians, Green Lantern Corps, and Red Lanterns. And all of those have their own story.
So I talked about this before where the problem with a lot of the 52 specifically with the Batman or the Superman stuff is that you have to read Superman 14, Supergirl 14, Superboy 14, Superman 15. Like otherwise you get, oh, a thing happened. And then you flip the page to the first page of the next issue and he's across the planet beat to shit and like things are different. And so the reading order, if you go to comicbookreadingorders.com of the thing. Yeah. Thanks DC for necessitating that. It's not just DC. It's also Marvel also does that. Yeah, no, I mean, I'm pretty sure I went on there for figuring out the order of some Daredevil stuff at one point.
it says that and i have the little tags of like what order they are in my books of these crossovers of the third army which is when the guardians were like hey uh so some history on the guardians and the greenland corn subs they made the man hunters to be the uh police of the of the uh um of the world or of the of the universe uh they were the first army um and they were androids hunter huh shouldn't it be men hunter man hunters men hunter men hunting men you know like it's not sister-in-laws it's sisters-in-law men hunter It's definitely how that works. Okay. Yeah, sure. Men hunters. Because there's multiple of them and they also hunt men. So they're men hunters. Yeah. No, men hunter. Men hunter. I don't care. It's not. I'm being aggressively pedantic and also wrong at the same time, which is about my favorite. So what happened basically is the androids had like a glitch in them where they went super insane and murdered a whole bunch of people. Specifically, they murdered the entire all living beings in the sector 666.
which is where Atrocitus is from. That's where his whole rage comes from is murder of everybody. And so they replaced it with people like the Green Lanterns, like willpower. And they're like, all right, people can be, we can't, you can't have laws of people and we can kind of like manage this thing. And they also have like the Alpha Green Lanterns that are kind of the police of the police. Sure. And then so the third army is... Custodius or whatever. Policing the police. Who watches the Watchmen. Yeah. And then they decided that the...
emotions are the problem and so they created the third army which is a they don't really explain where they come from they just assimilate people like they touch them and then they turn people into these like emotionless beings that do whatever the will of the guardians is and the green lanterns are like hey not cool yo and then they bring back the first lantern and so this is this one guy who alright bear with me The Guardians. I made bare hand shapes just because you can't see that on the audio. The Guardians, forever ago, were like, hey.
we're gonna try to protect the world and blah blah blah we're scientists we're these really cool guys they were normal normal people sized okay um and this one guy was like hey i'm gonna i want to go look at what the beginning of the universe looked like sounds fun yeah a weekend trip for you there and so corona that guy he was like i'm gonna go back i'm gonna do that and they're like no you can't do that because like that'll corona it's like a rule like that we have uh that you can't do that he's like screw you i'm doing it anyway it goes back and then that causes the christian heaven earths okay um and that's actually in christian heaven that's been like a story since like the 80s um he goes back and he watches the hand of not God, because they tried to avoid adding a religion, but, like, the being, like, the end of the being place, essentially, the singularity. And by doing that, by observing that, created the anti, like, the monitor, and, like, exploded the universe in infinite world, and instant universes, created the anti-universe where the anti-monitor, and monitor, and blah, blah, blah. All that crap. Conks are weird, as it turns out. One guy time-traveled back to watch Corona watch the universe. It's a little voyeuristic, but okay. And he...
uh got a lot of powers and could uh was immortal and could harness all of the emotions and everything and they were like and they made him a lantern okay comics are freaking weird so they made him into like one of the lantern core people or they made him into a physical uh they made him into a person that uh he is the pure emotional energy or something even though that's the thing that they're draining from it's a different thing um that all their all their power draws from him or something it's it's hard to explain uh and also hard to understand and also i don't really even know that was a confused pair of noise in case you didn't get i was in the bare hands again um and so basically their plan was they uh use him they unleash him oh no they tried to keep him locked away and then they unleashed him by accident and then they had to and then the guardian or the green lanterns had to kill him had to destroy him or something typical and then sinestro uh murdered all the guardians great good go sinestro it was a we need it was a gnarly gnarly thing
so there's a lot of big shit going on all at once and i like so in the red green lantern core and the red lanterns and i haven't read uh the new guardians line yet uh they don't cross over a lot like the superman does i tell all this like this is one big story that's going on but it all takes place in the green lanterns like that's it it's just it's in that line um but it has very clear and obvious ramifications on the stories of the other ones. Boy, I guess I couldn't tell what those ramifications could be from all that. There's a lot of them. And so reading it, you don't have to go switch between all the lines to understand what's going on. You can read the Green Lanterns so you understand what happened and then you can read Red Lantern and it's its own coherent story while being influenced by the events of the others. Isn't that a refreshing change? It is. I like it. Yeah.
Very bloody. Very metal. Nice. A lot of blood and like there's a lot of big old art pieces of someone holding like a skull with the spine dropping or like kind of hanging from it. Sweet. Good stuff like that. Atrocitus does that a few times. Yeah. Yeah. That's my boy. What do you expect from a guy called Atrocitus? Yeah. He used to be called Atros. I love how like the Green Lantern villains Atrocitus, Sinestro, Evil Man, Evilman. Darth Tyrannus. Darth Tyrannus. Oh my god.
That's all I wanted to say about it. It's just, it's kind of enjoyable. It's the first three volumes of all of them are like, eh, it's fine. But like the aftermath, like when, you know, all of them get better at about volume four, they're pretty good. Yeah. All right. Yep. Cool. I don't really care to talk about it anymore.
that's all right my glass so right now i'm wearing my glasses um which people can't see but like i can when i sleep in my contacts it i need to like let them relax and so like i take my contacts out uh and i wear my glasses but i hate doing that because when i wear my glasses i feel like tired more tired and kind of groggy and so right now i'm just feeling like icky like it's like i'm early in the morning and haven't like woken up yet even though it's almost four o'clock five o'clock maybe 408 408 after four o'clock and i have been up and doing things all day yep so that's why i'm like i'm kind of tired of talking that's all right What a weird... That was an affirmative bear noise. What a weird couple episodes. Again, did the bare hands, just in case. We shouts. Thanks, everyone, for listening. You can find us on Spotify, iTunes, iHeartRadio, Podbean, and your fine local podcastery. I burned that one last week. I thought of it, and then I just kind of threw it out there. I should have just kept it in there kind of like a nice... Man, what a mess I am. It's okay. No one's listening to this one, so I can save it, and I can do it nice and smooth on the next one. Check us out on TikTok at Just Us Looser's Pod. I'm eager to see what Jem's gauge manages to extract from these episodes in particular. This is going to be a fun one. Yep.
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