Finally after a saga of technical difficulties Aaron Thorpe from The Trillbillies was able to lay down an incredible episode where we cover 9-1-1 Lonestar "Monster Inside". This episode takes on themes like mental illness and addiction with the trigger discipline of let's say a terrified child with a revolver. Also theres a dog in this episode.
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| Baby, it's just hard, you know, it's just hard. | |
| And we all, we sympathize with TK. | |
| TK's like, you know, a sweetheart. | |
| And then he does this thing, which I hate. | |
| And he says, like, OK, now that you're not mad at the dog, why don't you hook your brother up? | |
| As in, like, the dog is Rob Lowe's son, and so is TK. | |
| So therefore, they're like. | |
| Siblings. | |
| Siblings. | |
| And it's a weird thing, and it's funny, because I didn't do it, but someone did that with my kid and her dog, and now she, like, calls the dog her brother. | |
| And I'm like, wait, but is that your older brother? | |
| That's so cute. | |
| Like, how does that work? | |
| How does it work, dog years given human years? | |
| Like, who actually is older here? | |
| It's funny, I get it, because like they, the dog does go where she goes, so the dog doesn't live with me or her mom. | |
| Spends half the time with me, half the time with the mom, so it goes where the dog goes. | |
| So I get it, it's really funny, but it's like, I didn't do that. | |
| I never started that. | |
| Yeah, I never started this. | |
| I never said your brother, that's, you know, you know who it is? | |
| You know what it was? | |
| What? | |
| White people. | |
| It was her white family, for sure. | |
| Her white family was the one that did it? | |
| Yeah. | |
| Allowed that shit to fly? | |
| Yeah, I mean, I love, I love my dog, but it's like not my son. | |
| It's not my. | |
| No, it's a dog. | |
| Yeah, it's a dog. | |
| It's not my, not my, uh, my, my daughter's sibling. | |
| It's so weird. | |
| Sure. | |
| Part of my family, but not my sibling. | |
| Yeah, not my sibling. | |
| Yeah, exactly. | |
| Part of the family. | |
| I didn't want to add, though. | |
| I did want to add, though, that like this is like one of those scenes like where it was just so like, you know, like, you know, talking through it, I guess, and like listening to you recap it, especially Rob Lowe mentioning that like, hey, I could get killed on the job, you know? | |
| It was just really fucking cheesy man. | |
| It was really fucking cheesy and I guess like you know just TK's character sort of just like uh uh like rambling on but like kind of obliquely referencing like what it is that we all know that he doesn't like the fucking doll because so it's just and I understand why the show does it for dramatic effect Leads up to the point where he says, of course it's not about the damn dog, but it was just so fucking cheesy, man. | |
| Like, cringey. | |
| It was very cringey. | |
| Well, you know the thing I kind of don't like about this is like part of this part of TK's character, they do like make him soft. | |
| And I don't know if they make him super like soft and super sensitive because he's gay. | |
| Yeah. | |
| But that's kind of how it feels. | |
| That's exactly how it feels, man. | |
| It feels like you're making him purposefully so like effeminate. | |
| So we have we everyone knows that he's gay. | |
| It's that whole thing where Rob Lowe's character has probably said something like, no, we've always known. | |
| He's always been a little bit sensitive. | |
| It's like, that's not what that means. | |
| Yeah, that's not what that means. | |
| Yeah, exactly. |