Doppel dangers of evil. What? It's one more thing.

Armstrong and Getty.

One more thing.

Oh, yeah. Stretch out. Get comfortable. Jack and Joe haven't wised up yet and realize that I've

kicked them off the corner of the Friday podcast. They've allowed me to kind of ramble along

about my own desires.

And it's been mostly what have we been watching last week.

We had a great cooking episode.

I hope you enjoyed that.

But since we did that last week, I'm going to kind of catch up a little bit on the outsider.

This is going to be through episode four because we missed two episodes with last week's cooking edition.

And yeah, the show continues to impress.

It's probably my favorite thing going on TV right now.

It is on the home box office.

A little bit of a programming note because of the Super Bowl and not wanting to be counterprogrammed by that.

They have actually released this week's episode early, so I'll be checking that out as soon as I get home from work today. But this will be my thoughts about the first four episodes, or largely three and four, because we discussed the first two already.

I continue to like the show.

It has delved way more into the supernatural than I was prepared for at first,

but I suppose with Stephen King, that's always a possibility.

Not so much a conspirator-style writing where, you know, people uncover plots.

It's oftentimes just, oh, a generic thing of evil. But this one has a

particular method that makes for the layout of the show being very much like a directive,

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