Not too bad for a start... I miss some of the campiness, and I'm not sure if the extra cast is a good thing.
Too bad he didn't leap into a place where they were watching Ghostbusters.
Really miss Al's ridiculous stories, ex-wives and girlfriends. Great to see that Ziggy is still consistently inconsistent.
I enjoyed both series, and both characters. That being said, Ruth Langmore was a one-note character, whereas Kim's developmental arc was much more significant.
Hell, the scene on the shuttle bus exhibited a greater range of emotion and humanity within a little over a minute than we saw in entire seasons of Ozark.
I mentioned this to my Fox infected brother today- The BEST case scenario is that people were giving him empty folders to placate him, the way you give old pots and pans to a child who wants to play chef.
So, instead of a traitor, he's merely an imbecile. And there's still room for both options to be true.
Like any Fox viewers know what a library is, let alone a book.
"Lie bury? That's where Hilary puts all of the files she stole from Hunter's laptop...."
Interesting podcast (*Gladwell Warning*) about how our border philosophy shifted post-Vietnam. General Chapman’s Last Stand
It suggests that part of the problem is us working on it as a problem- Because we tried to "shut down" the border (military mindset), it became more valuable to cross it... and those who did would stay (and try to bring family with them) as opposed to a circular migration pattern that was seasonal/labor based.