Okay so Ted didn't bite the bullet. Shame. Cuz now we're subjected to "jokes" that never land. This episode, its the Zsa Zsa Gabor line. Every line needs a laugh track to tell us they expect us to laugh. Ugh. Can't wait for the finish line on this one
Corn syrup, that’s fucking brilliant.
Well damn, I’m glad that’s mostly an American thing, we still believe in sugar over here hahaha.
It would be difficult to exterminate people around the world if the sirup has to be digested, the EU only made it legal back in 2007 and market shares are still pretty low compared to regular sugar.
Its also a bit puzzling, how they plan to make sure only to kill the "non-arians", unless they are planning on rebuilding with just the people within their organization but maybe that gets explained in one of the next episodes.
The FBI agent agrees to a temporary alliance with Meyer Offerman. The actor Hunter survived the knifing. The pieces of the puzzle start falling together and making sense. The Hunters learn from Wernher von Braun, who had faked his death, that the company at the center of the conspiracy has developed a product that will end up killing off more "undesirables" than the Third Reich ever did, that this product will be sold to all the poor and minorities everywhere: corn syrup. Before "Rocket Man" is bumped off for good, he confesses to having invented it for the apparent leader of the Nazis "The Colonel" --- an evil female Nazi who has been given the orders since episode 1. For, if men and women are equal in this new feminist age, then it follows as a matter of course that they can be as evil as men.
In this episode we also learn why Meyer Offerman abandoned Jonah's grandmother: in Auschwitz "The Wolf" forced him to choose: either kill other camp prisoners in front of Jonah's grandmother, or The Wolf would shoot Johna's grandmother on the head. The Wolf was attempting thus to discredit the morality and worthiness of Meyer in the eyes of Jonah's grandmother, for The Wolf wanted to possess her and he believed that Meyer had stolen her heart from him. (Thus The Wolf became an obsession and nemesis of Meyer Offerman).
Meyer justified the deaths of the innocent Jews at his hands because 'it was necessary' to save his beloved. And he credits those killings with making him the man he is now: a necessary dark spirit that uses dark means to protect the light. The episode tries to imply that the trade of innocence for survival is not a good one when we see Jonah fall deeper into the dark path of vengeance. But what is the alternative? Well, the Catholic one, of course, also promoted by a different kind of Nazi hunter --- he brings the Nazis to trial instead of killing them --- shown in this episode: the ends (however good) do not justify the (evil) means. In other words, Meyer Offerman's soul became forfeit and no better than the souls of the Nazis when he killed other innocent people, even if it was to save his beloved.
OMG, the scenes with Murray & Mindy are boring as all hell. I hope there are no more scenes with Mindy.
Shout by RoVIP 4BlockedParent2021-01-05T22:40:36Z
‘Mommy, are you a superhero?’
‘I am a black woman in America. Superheroes ain’t got shit on me’