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Freddy said:

The problem with Ozark is that the show should of ended with a bullet in Jason Bateman's head in the very first episode. The idea that the cartel would spare him in that situation requires so much suspension of disbelief that the show now has to be viewed as pure fantasy instead of a realistic drama.

I think it's certainly what would happen most times, but the mob guy wanted see if Bateman's character (Marty) could pull off the thing he clearly pulled out of his butt to live. You find out later a little bit more why he left Marty alive and the other ones dead, but ultimately they are not idiots, just psychopaths. They are still about making money and they know that Marty is a very valuable asset. I just don't think it's that much of a stretch for the mob guy to let him live to make the cartel more money, especially considering he knows Marty wasn't a part of the stealing and he wants to see if he can do the crazy thing he just proposed. Again, it makes more sense later on in the season, but I still think it makes sense without the later context. 

Name a more iconic look. I'll wait. 

https://deadline.com/2020/10/dexter-showtime-reboot-limited-michael-c-hall-clyde-phillips-1234597514/


Dexter is coming back in fall 2021 with Michael C. Hall as Dexter and the showrunner for the first 4 seasons Clyde Phillips. I'm honestly excited for this even though it is my second biggest TV show ending disappointment. It ended so poorly that I couldn't even finish the last two episodes of the last season. Three of the first four seasons are pretty good, though, and the fact that it's only going to be for 10 episodes makes me think that it could work. My hope is they don't try to continue the previous story unless they only mention it in passing and then continue with something new. 

Keep Ian Mcdiarmid as Palpatine. He was in all of my favorite scenes. Also keep the purple lightsaber. You can replace Samuel L Jackson for all I care, but his purple lightsaber idea was dope so keep that. 

Murderbear said:

Hey @A_Ron_Hubbard, you can tell AL and Joe that if they need help editing the podcast, I work cheap! That snafu with theme song at the beginning is rookie shit! I'd be more than willing to help them out.

It honestly baffles me how they messed that up. I mean, we are dealing with a couple of audio engineering wizards who were able to compress their microphones or something to sound exactly like Jim and A_Ron, but couldn't figure out when to play the intro or start the recording before they started speaking?