I turned 40 this year too. 20-30 was the first draft, 30-40 was the editing phase. Here's to 40-50 being the real deal, the whole truth, the no-holds-barred era of success for both of us.

The hilarious thing is that he's referencing a specific parable, but in the version Jesus tells, the man in the lake of fire begging for a drop of cold water is a rich man and his sin was ignoring a sick and impoverished man who panhandled at his gate. Wonder how this dude feels about panhandlers.

Completely subjective. Andor lands every punch, physical and emotional. The writing is terrific. It's the prestige TV version of Star Wars. It just lacked that element of pure escapism for me.

Andor is Very Good and also doesn't really feel like Star Wars? I don't know. I really liked it but I don't want more of it. It's very confusing for me.

I feel very red about this.

Like I'm in kindergarten and we're learning about our feelings, but also an adult human's job performance will be judged based on which color I emotionally identify with.