Ben Lindbergh

And conveniently, we have to open the doors to release pressure on the reactor.

Like what?

How does reacting open a concrete door?

What does that have to do with the reactor that's

buried underground?

I don't know.

So it's best not to think about these things too closely and just enjoy the rollercoaster ride of the show.

Yep.

Yeah, got to open the doors.

Got to take the pressure off the reactor.

It makes sense if you don't think about it too hard.

So, yeah, look, I'm glad that Sinatra and her husband hooked up one last time because it seemed like it had been a bit of a dry spell for them.

So that's good.

And...

You know, I'm excited about the future of the show.

I'm a little apprehensive too, just because even though it's just a wild show, it has been somewhat grounded at least.

And so now if we're into the truly futuristic territory of the super advanced AI that can change time and predict the future,

I don't know, maybe it all just kind of falls apart and we can't kind of track the plot the way that we did.

But I'm along for the ride and, you know, I hope they have a plan.

I don't know that I have a sense.