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I am Reverend posted:I'm super hype that it's going to get at least another season to develop even after the lovely reviews. I really think Netflix is following the tomato sauce strategy of making lots of different kinds, so that everyone will be able to find something they like, rather than trying to make one tomato sauce that everybody will like (which, even if they did make such a thing, by internet law, it would be instantly classified as "poo poo" regardless of its actual quality, making the entire exercise futile).
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My thoughts on the season: I liked how in Episode 11 that they did a fakeout of Sarah Lynn OD'ing first. I had been expecting her to die because they had been sort of telegraphing it, but then the fakeout made me think that they might have other plans and I ended up being slightly surprised when she did actually kick it. Loved how the pasta strainers and Cabracadabra came together in the end to save the day. Felt sort of like a season-long episode of Seinfeld, where the loose threads magically come together. I also liked how "Hollywoo" is so thoroughly embedded in the show now that they can use the "Hollywood" sign as a signifier that it's a flashback. And did anyone else think that Captain Peanutbutter and the kids were dressed like the Berenstain Bears? It fits in with the Labrador Peninsula's innocent ideal of itself. But a google image search for "Captain Peanutbutter" is only giving me images of Cap'n Crunch, so I can't do a good comparison here at work.
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