Valley of Oh

Look, I know “Twin Peaks: The Return” was a special kind of out there. But, honestly, it was an out there that I truly loved. That love was cemented in episode 4 with this quote from David Lynch to Duchovny: “When you became Denise, I told all of your colleagues, those clown comics, to fix their hearts or die.” I mean, yeah.

Have you seen “The Other Two” on HBOMax yet? I spotted a shirt similar to this one worn by Streeter Peter Peters in Season 1, episode 10. It’s a throwaway joke to a big turning point in the previous episode that makes me laughter then cry then laugh then cry then laugh then cry. I needed the shirt, so I made it.

Are you also watching season 5 of "Cobra Kai" on Netflix? AKA "The Olive Garden" Episode? Well, near the beginning of the episode someone asks Mrs. LaRusso (Daniel's wife) something like "Why isn't Daniel here? and her answer made me laugh the hardest I'd laughed at a non-comedy line in years. This line sums up literally everyhing that happens in this entire show. Daniel is the source of his own problems a lot of the time. But then, aren't we all? But seriously, "Cobra Kai" tickles some weird nostalgia bone in my body and the writing makes me laugh so much, even when it's not supposed to be funny. I can't wait to see what ridiculous cliffhanger this season leaves me on.

"Same price as a chip and dip!" - Pete Campbell Oh Pete Campbell... or, as I like to call him... the best onscreen 'bitchface' in history. (It's a compliment) Mad Men is a classic. This 1960s-set show hearkens back to an era when men were treated like babies, women were treated like accessories and your chips ALWAYS needed to be dipped. Art by Laura Sanders

"What do now?" - Charlie Kelly 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" has been my comfort show since my first watch through with the gang. This quote encapsulates the way I feel right now. Nothing is normal and no one knows what to do. So, tell me this y'all. "What do now?"