Wilfred Allen

although you know what we got to do i'm just i'm sorry but i'm just thinking about we've got to do get all of our 90s friends together and do a 90s home game one night traders oh yeah oh like we'll get everybody step by step full house yeah just do rounds of yeah murder family matters we'll just get everybody and we'll just oh take each other off one by one yes that'll be great

But it's also just this night more than any so far, and especially around the table so far, shows that one of the main characters in this show is paranoia.

And it's just so great where you're just so, it's like, wait a second, but you held your fork in your left hand.

And before you held your fork, you'd just be thinking of everything.

I couldn't believe it.

Anyway, we'll get there.

Yeah, we'll get that.

It's the best, though, to be able to see the faithful being pulled out.

No.

Like getting to interact where they can point to someone and be like, she did it.

My guess, and I could totally be wrong, but my guess is that was the thing that Alan was talking about.

Was literally a faithful being dragged out and yelling, this is who did it, this is who did it, is probably the one he was talking about.

Well, wait, we first of all talk about Tara Lipinski, who was absolutely convinced that she was going to die.

Yes.

So she was like, and again, so far...

Every instinct this woman has had is wrong.

Every single one.

And it happens later too, because I watch it with Susan and Sue was like, I don't think Natalie understands that they're not actually going to kill her.

Like, because she takes it so seriously and she's so scared about it that it's like, you realize you're just off the show, right?

You don't get, like, brought into a back room and stabbed.