I’m going to repeat last week’s remarks because I’m still as mind-spinningly clueless regarding this show right now: The more I watch, the less I understand. This series, in Season 3, is beginning to make me feel like I’m back in my college statistics class all over again…

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Goofball JOnes

I gave up on this show. The first episode of season 3 showed that they're still using that VERY tired trope of "oh, is this real? Is this imaginary? Does my imaginary dad know what I'm doing and do I know what he's doing?" BS. It's needlessly convoluted and I'm tired of it.

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