If I had a nickel for every time that happened… Well, I’d have two nickels, but it’s really weird that it’s happened twice.

One of the best parts of the John Wick franchise is that there’s no exposition - you’re just given a window into this elaborate world that runs parallel to yours but with its own set of rules that you’re told nothing about.

More exposition-less drama!

I’m reminded of Doc Holliday explaining what drives Johnny Ringo

I was not owned do not put in the paper that I was owned

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I mean… yes? That clearly seems to answer the question in the affirmative.

I read it in my 20s and I thought Hayden was an obnoxious brat up until the final page, and that reveal made me feel so overwhelmingly sad for him. I wouldn’t have processed it at any meaningful level when I was a middle schooler.

It was a very Netflix series, in that it’s hard to pin down whether its main aim is to be funny or thought-provoking. We liked it - funny at first and then as the characters unfolded more it became sad. Danson is of course great. Stephanie Beatriz too.

Literally nothing good can come of it.