See four is the low point and three I think that chase through the not yet

constructed neighborhood is kind of whatever but two is the money melon I believe the weapon movies.

Three they somehow turn the comedy up even further.

Yeah. I feel like two maybe it's like a little turned down away.

Two it's like more like action and like actual like villains like it's actually a kind of mouse thing going on.

Well you know why the comedy is amped up in three is because you got that Joe Pesci die job in that movie.

Oh yes he's got bleached blonde hair for some reason.

And then by the fourth one, it's like the Joe Pessie show and it's like,

Get Me Out of Here.

And that's the one that I saw the most because that Lethal Weapon 4, Standard Deaf DVD was another one of those like,

hey you bought a DVD player in 2001 or whatever it was like here's a coupon for a bunch of free discs and I was like lethal weapon for it is and because of that

That's the one in this franchise. I've seen the most that's the one I've seen the most that's the one I've seen the most.

Like I said, just everyone in the family loved it,

so whenever it was on, we would watch it.

I think it was the second one.

The second one was on all the time.

If you played the first one,

you were always playing the second one.

And I just always ended up in it, because I think it has a, like, I like Gary Busey,

I love them in this, but like, I really like the villains in the second one.

They're better.

And they go like they amp it up to crazy heights, like the whole thing about

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