Jim Cornette Reviews Dark Side Of The Ring's Magnum T.A. Episode
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- Опубліковано 11 чер 2023
- From Episode 297 of the Jim Cornette's Drive Thru
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My favorite part was the heels wrestlers sneaking in the hospital to keep kayfabe
That's how it was back then.
@@williammitchell4417 that’s how it needs to be now
@@pleaseshutup7053 problem is, these dipsticks like the Cuckamunga Kids wouldn't know what Kayfabe is except for Sean Oliver has
That was one of the most touching things in the episode as far as the wrestling business went.
I love how Jim said "They had more sex on the way to the ring than I had in my life!" LMAO
Even the guys behind the camera cracked at that
When I heard that in the season 4 preview I was SURE he was talking about Candido and Sunny. Lol
@@Jiren261sounded like David Crockett in the background
That easy when Jim is a virgin,
Who'd do that squeaky voiced twerp?
😂😂
I was listening to this at work with it minimized when my boss came in to ask me to look something up. I opened up full screen to the artwork of the polaroid of Jim. There was silence followed by a good laugh. Excellent job on the artwork as always.
PS. my 60 year old coworker said her uncle used to take her to matches and help take down the rings so she got to interact with different wrestling personalities. She said that Bobby Heenan was the nicest one she ever met and she never understood why he was so mean in the ring.
Ran into Heenan at a Truck Stop when I was a kid and asked him how I become a wrestler. He pointed to my father and said “Is that your dad?” I said “yes”. He said “well, you gotta stay in school and become a doctor.” Walked away. I didn’t understand but my dad thought it was hilarious.
@@BarfbagdontsagFFS that is brilliant 😂😂😂😂😂😂 thank you for sharing
Imagine Magnum defeating Flair for the world championship at the Norfolk Scope during the 87 Bash. That would have been a sight to see.
Then imagine his WWF jump in 1991 when they'd make him a wrestling plumber
@@SAVikingSAthey already had a plumber, he would have had to be a roofer or electrician.
@@Principaledpragmatist maybe a pest control worker
One of the things that I drew from this episode is that Buzz Sawyer deserved every one of those racket gits Jim gave him in Georgia.
Buzz fucked over the undertaker too
Felt sad for his ex wife, he cheated on her AFTER the Accident....Damn that was Cold
Who knows maybe she was an annoying bitch. She did seem kinda odd.
would have been worse if he had been cheating on her during the accident.
Same. I mean that's such a dirtbag thing to do.
well.. he didnt lose that in the accident. man is flawed for that very reason. too much thinking with the little head over the big one.
But atleast he was honest about it. Didn't sugarcoat it
The lack of Tully sucked. The steel cage match between them was epic.
I totally agree Drake
Major omission. Magnum raised Tessa!
I couldn't agree more. The I Quit match, the kiss with Baby Doll, then the brawl with Tully. Why Jake? He had absolutely nothing to do with Magnum's career
@Daniel Boom weren't Jake and TA both babyfaces in Mid South at the same time? I don't think it's a big deal that they never wrestled each other just as long as there was a personal relationship between the two which there apparently was.
Maybe if Tully and Tessa weren't flaming racists they wouldn't have gotten themselves rightfully canceled and been included.
Just finished watching the Von Erich family episode.
God bless Kevin Von Erich. Can't imagine how painful it must have been for him to relive those memories. I'm happy to see he's enjoying a peaceful life now.
🙏🏿
@@pleaseshutup7053 Heroes of World Class is brilliant. I must have missed watched it at least 10 times. Absolutely brilliant. Love the skits with David and Jimmy Garvin that they show in it too
@@stevebarnes8368 that documentary is so sad but so cool. You a strong person to be able to watch that 10x I was in tears the first time I watched it. I do want to see it again. For the parts I missed
@@stevebarnes8368 have yet to watch it 😢is it available for purchase on streaming?
@@Charsi_Escobar it’s on UA-cam it’s more than 3 hours
2:41 - As soon as Brian said "Canadian", I was almost expecting a Hannibal impression.
He has a company called T.A. Towers...I worked next door...it's in Chesapeake VA
All respect to the legend Magnum T.A. I was just 11 or 12 when the best of 7 with Nikita was happening. It was an absolutely amazing time to be a fan. All respect due to Jim for his role in the documentary too.
What an episode man! I’m 30 so I had no context for what Magnum was to JCP. The video of the girl saying, “I love magnum more than I love anyone.” Choked me up. What a story of the Human Spirit and the incredible grace of God. This was one of my favorite Dark Sides ever.
Jim looks in great shape. Wrestling fans need that return bro
He's very determined to outlive Russo.
He could show up in AEW praising MJF and get booed out of the building by fans.
absolutely!
@@darthnowlan needs to form a group with punk and ftr
He looks good because he LEFT the business. 😁
"Jim Costanza" needs to be on a shirt ASAP! 😂
Jim Cornstanza 😂
@@Teddy42O lmao, this so needs to happen
@@timtimly6085 either that or make this the next action figure variant 😂
Magnum’s Ex-Wife came across as very sympathetic. She marries him before his fame, then he becomes a star and starts cheating on her nightly. Then he gets in the accident and she stands by him and helps him recover and the dude is still banging other women while he’s in a wheelchair! I mean, I’m glad he turned his life around but I felt bad for her.
My favorite parts were the times Jim got the crew to bust out laughing in the background lol.
The "I Quit" match between Magnum T.A. and Tully Blanchard was probably too hardcore for the general public.
The thing I like about the NWA/Crockett is that stars had key feuds at each stages of their career while moving up the card. Magnum TA vs Tully for the TV title, Magnum TA vs Nikita Koloff, and Magnum TA vs Ric Flair or younger up in coming heel for the world title.
TA and Tully never fought over the TV title. TA was already US champ and Tullys main rival for the TV title was Dusty. After Dusty beat Tully for the TV title they started the US title feud.
@@johngallagher72 yeah, TA was battling Wahoo for the US title, then Tully, then Nikita. It would have been interesting to see how things would have developed with Windham, Dusty, and Luger there, what with the decline and absorption of both Mid South and the Florida territories.
For someone “out of touch” Jim sure knows a lot of what the kids say lmao
fr fr No cap
@@HessenUKGesundheit
lol true. It often surprises me.
@UndisclosedOffer he's basically saying he agrees. Hello fellow dinosaur
The only ones out of touch are the Cucamonga contingent
Fun fact: Liev Schreiber was rumored to play Chris Benoit in a now most likely canceled biopic
Wouldn't he be too tall?
@@btipton6899 wolverine is supposed to be 5 foot 3 in comics but in movies Jack human is over 6 foot. 😅
@@btipton6899 exactly
I may have been in the fourth grade when Magnum had the crash, we had to have grief counseling at our school , he was our hero here in Roanoke
Jericho lives rent free in Brian’s head.
I love you Corny, but girls were not “jumping up and down” and “frothing at the mouth” for Dusty Rhodes. 🤣🤣🤣 5:37
I really enjoy Chris as the narrator, makes a really good story telling voice imo.
Me too, they're just pissed at Jericho because cm junk is incapable of doing the job.
I remember in 1986 seeing a issue of pro wrestling illustrated. A picture of his red sports car. Destroyed and that he needed prayers. Even at 9 I knew he was in bad trouble. The episode was great. Jim was superior. He looks better with age. I watched it twice. Worth watching.
Yeah, it was a great episode. Nice to see a good ending for once lol
@@6ANUR34DT81S Wasn't perfect but it didn't make me cry like most of them do
I had that issue!
Yes. Great episode.
I could see Vince paying him a ton of money to go to WWF and then Vince would have given him a mechanic gimmick and called him “Auto Allen” and buried him deeper than pirate treasure.
Had he gone to WWE if that accident hadn’t accured I believe he still woulda been Magnum TA Andre who gave him that name would’ve influenced Vince to keep magnum as is. Andre had a lot of stroke in the WWE at that time
@@kylefisher6521 and then Magnum T.A. would've at best feuded for the IC title, won it and kept it until the next big acquisition arrived and then be upper midcarder until he decided to quit. Vince was ride or die as far as Hogan as champ was concerned. It took a federal investigation to weaken that bond.
And got paid $$$
@@kylefisher6521 Vince doesn't care. It's not like Andre would quit over it and give up that WWF money.
Then why did Ric Flair win the WWF Championship and keep his gimmick?
This may be Travis Heckel's magnum opus, if you'll pardon the pun.
Best line
"They had more Sex on they way to the Ring, than I have had in my entire life"
Never change Corny.
I really like seeing Jim in these, he looks great and as full of life as ever 😄
He is goign to outlive Vince Russo!
I think Jericho's narration is great. And for quite a few things that Brian mentions. He isn't over the top and bombastic, and if I didn't know it was him, I'd never realize it was Jericho by voice alone. He doesn't make it about him, which is how he should be. He's only there to connect the dots. And he does it exactly right.
I did also keep waiting for the mention of the "I Quit" match. I'm still waiting...
For all his faults, give him this, Jericho makes it sound serious but in a relatable way. But this is Jim Cornette's lackey - he was picked to mirror as many of Corny's points as possible. He is to Corny what Alvarez is to Meltzer.
@@horgh_japan Not in this case, Brian hated on Jericho before Jim did actually. Jim turned on Jericho due to his AEW work and political leanings in the last few years.....before that they were pretty good friends. Brian shit-talked Jericho way before that.
Artwork great as usual
I think with Magnum it was the shock of it timing wise. Everyone knew he was going to be the face for years to come, win several titles and then he was done. I was a kid at the time and it was an emotional moment that never left me.
I was in the pool ...i was in the pool ...George Coztanza
When will there be a dark side of the ring: Jim cornette vs Dairy Queen?
That better be a special, 2-hour episode.
@@aceldamia9114 Jim: hey! We ordered the fucking food!
They should have had teh clip where Duthty and Magnum had the full length fur coats
I like Jericho as the narrator. He’s not bad
Yeah Brian is hating Jericho is good
It's actually the one thing he's doing right now that I actually like lol
Brian is being weird. Wrestling wise is fair, but complaining a narration he sounds like a child.
Certainly preferable to Jericho the wrestler, Jericho the singer or Jericho the hotel guest!
@@joesmoe8841 he sounds like an old fart when do children cry about narration
The picture of Magnum and Kerry Von Erich was priceless. Imagine how the business would have been had their accidents not happened.
For the longest time I have tried to figure out at what event the 2 of them would have been together = WCCW and Jim Crockett promotions did not mix. My best guess is super clash 85 at Comiskey park, which I think was under the old "pro wrestling USA" awa/nwa quasi-alliance
@@vimalmurthy3665 I believe you are correct. Kerry wrestled Jimmy Garvin and Magnum wrestled Ric Flair.
Dusty learned a very hard and important lesson, never put all your eggs in one basket.
Magnum TA went out like a legend, because had he made it through the accident, VInce would have ruined him, made him cut his hair, kissing Goldust. Magnum will forever be "the one guy that could have been the NWA World Champion had he healed from his accident" & that "what if"scenario keeps his legacy alive.
But the real what if is if TA truly became the Hulk Hogan of the NWA, would that have meant WCW under Turner even occurred? Would TA's star power keep Crocket funded enough that they remained independent and competitive to the WWF? Bare in mind that TA himself said he wanted to leave wrestling by 30. So the chances of him ending up under McMahon's auspices were always low.
@@DoctorEviloply It may have still occurred but either slowed, or not as bad. Crockett needed better office financial people. And the ppv carriers should have called vinces bluff with the starrcade deal. At THAT time, Vince needed the carriers more than they needed Vince.
Yeah, I mean he ruined Stoen Cold Steve Austin...oh wait. IT is a moronic assumption when there are plenty of examples of those he didn't ruin.
@@maxxdahl6062 while true about the ppv carriers, they probably also took into consideration what would be a better long term investment. McMahon had a marketable, mainstream oriented program, cross-promoted with MTV and major current, popcultural stars with his top dog being on the way to mainstream superstardom himself. Crockett had Southern rasslin. Hogan had been in Rocky, on Carson, on SNL, the A-Team and countless other TV programs. Dusty and some others had been in a forgettable movie ten years earlier. They could never compete, no matter how much better their wrestling, how much more talented their roster was and how much more "real" and "legit" their product felt.
@@KomradeKrusher And the PPV carriers didn't need all of that to survive, they had boxing which was hot, Crockett which was also hot, McMahon was still unproven at that time maybe having had a handful if that PPV's? And the biggest tell that it was a bluff, the ones who chose starrcade got Wm anyway.
Magnum’s ex spoke at the speed of evolution.
I actually LOVE Jericho as the narrator.
These thumbnails!!! Excellent work as always, Travis.
Jericho finds a cure for cancer.
Brian Last: "And there's Jericho putting himself over at the expense of cancer. He just needs to go away."
Brian is bitter
@@dolandarkxgrandayy6953 Agreed. He thinks cause he's memorized some dates and does a podcast with Corney, he's a wrestling expert. Really wish Sean Oliver was Jim's co-host instead.
I imagine Tully not being mentioned was probably one of the stipulations.
Liev Schreiber narrated the HBO doc on the 1968 Detroit Tigers, and did a good job. Also, I prefer Dutch’s narration over Jericho’s, just a matter of taste.
Didn’t foley also narrate a few episodes from season 1?
I had no idea there was a doc about the 68 Tigers..have to check it out!
Last is nitpicking, Jericho was fine as a narrator. I didn't even know it was him until the credits.
He was terrible, stop trying to be cool by going against what everyone agrees on
Tully (or the Horseman) will probably get his own Darkside so that's the ony reason I can think of not to include his epic war with Magnum over the United States Championship!
That match was amazinga! No chairs or tables! These guys had something else....Talent!
Tully should have his own episode. His story is kinda dark. Extremely talented guy - a heel's heel whose career was done when he was still in his prime.
What would the story be? Tully & Gino working in Houston than Tully vs magnum ta than Tully & arn than end it with the run in wwf than finish it with "finding religion" ❓
@@SAM-ru4vxRight!? IMO Tully was awesome! A criminally under ratted world champ level heel!
@SAM3 I was thinking more along the lines of what was happening with him behind the scenes. You should check out his older shoot interviews. He was really candid in those.
You could argue that the void left by Magnum TA set the stage for the rise of Sting. Then again I guess Sting would've got the big push eventually. However the NWA had lost the momentum that TA brought by then.
It didn’t really mention Magnums feud with Flair. It was really heated in 85
I cant wait for Dark Side of the Ring : Chris Jericho vs Marriott Bonvoy Hotels.
TERRIBLE SERVICE!!!
Even better: They have Jericho doing the narration, but they are going with the point of view that Jericho can whine about the stupidest things, thinking he's more than he is.
"jericho sounds so depressed as a narrator"
What do you want him to do on a show called Dark Side of the Ring Brian? Cartwheels? 😂
Lol. Jim Cornette as George Costanza 😆😆
Can't Stand Ya!
I knew Magnum was a star, but I had no idea how much they had riding on him. It was eye-opening. I remember when the accident happened and switching Nikita face. It was felt up here too in Canada.
Jim Costanza. Nice work Trav
I loved the best of 7 series between Magnum TA and Nikita.
Where would Sting's career have gone if Magnums accident never happened?
Or Luger's?
Both would have broke through ...just would have taken longer
Sting would've broken through regardless. He just had "it." I could picture a scenario where Magnum and Sting would've been the JCP/WCW equivalent to Hogan and Warrior in WWF where they would eventually meet in a babyface vs. babyface feud.
@@johngallagher72 agreed. the difference is that you probably couldve done a magnum heel turn to set up those guys later on. magnum wouldve been a great nwa champ and potentially a heel champion if given the opportunity. magnum just had 'it'.
@@DLRX he still comes in as the wannabe horsemen
i knew the magnum ta story already, but this was a top 3 dark side episode. so well done.
That montage of Jim Crockett Productions vs WWF was awesome too, they nailed that shit 👍
I figured Magnum was going to get the gold-but I had no idea how much they had riding on him. That was eye-opening.
If Magnum TA went to the WWE in the late 80s or early 90s, Vince would have either gave him a silly Red Rooster type of gimmick where he didnt get over or he would have been like the Texas Tornado Kerry Von Erich and been IC champ and a solid mid carder. He would not have feuded with Hulk Hogan and been a main eventer. No chance. I see lots of comparisons with Magnum TA and Scott Hall so I think he would have had to wait until the mid 90s when Hogan was gone from WWE to jump there and be given a big push.
Agreed. I never saw the mic skills everyone in the documentary raved about. He was solid, but hardly extraordinary.
Just glad they finally did an episode on someone who is actually still alive. Brawl for All doesn't really count. Also the Candido episode had me crying by the end but there wasn't a dry eye from anyone in that episode so I didn't feel as bad.
I get what you mean, but it's just easier for them to talk about someone who has passed away, since you know the whole story has been told.
They did Jake the Snake (well Grizzly Smith's family) but Jake is barely alive at this point
Jim as George 😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 He said it would be tasteful!
😂😂😂 lover boy...you are a lover boy
@Donna1175 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I feel fat😣
Naahh!!! Youre STOUT!!!💪🏽
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"Some kind of ill conceived pornography ring " 😂
This is one I want to see. This was a guy who had the potential of being a major superstar at a Ric Flair level, but his career was cut short from an accident. The good news is his story did have a happy ending, so this will be great to watch.
I enjoyed this episode. It's rare we get a Dark Side of the Ring with a positive ending. I was more of a WWE guy, so I didn't know much about Magnum TA till after the accident had happened. He was clearly a once-in-a-generation talent, with barely any training he became one of the best ever. He had everything. It's sad he will always be one of the biggest "What Ifs" in wrestling, but it's like he said at the end of the show, It's better he is alive to talk about it than not at all. I always do laugh that Dark Side is the only time we can have JeriKaren and Jim on the show, but they never interact.
It was refreshing.
Magnum T.A. still got his happy ending but he had still lived as a wrestler, I’ve said it many a time that I thought Tom Selleck took up wrestling when I first saw him,Magnum was just a no nonsense babyface the people loved him
Clicked on the video purely because of the thumbnail
Magnum T.A. also had a good amateur wrestling background.
That amateur wrestling background is always a plus to have, for Professional Wrestlers (i.e. "Dr.Death" Steve Williams, Bret "Hitman" Hart", Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat, Jerry "The King" Lawler, Brad Armstrong, "Gentleman" Chris Adams, "Mr. Wonderful" Paul Orndorff, Brickhouse Brown, Adrian Adonis, Roddy Piper, Brian Blair, Steve Kern, Tully Blanchard, Arn Anderson Ole Anderson and MANY more).
On a side note, I would to have loved to have seen:
Magnum T.A. & "Dr.Death" Steve Williams
vs.
"Mr.Wonderful" Paul Orndorff & "Macho Man" Randy Savage.
The perfect theme song for Magnum coming back to the arena after the car wreck would have been Tony Careys "fine,fine day"
Brian I get you don’t like Jericho but I think he does a great job narrating these shows. The lack of Tully was disappointing
Jim is RIGHT! Magnum’s first wife sounds like she just stepped out of the Sable School of the Theatrical Arts (Formerly Warrior University).
I can listen to JC talk about paint drying lol dude is just funny and articulate
He drove with his Porsche in a Telephone Pole , and now he builts them?
The Corny as George Costanza pic is hilarious!
I was born and raised in the Charlotte area and was in about the 3rd grade when Magnum's crash happened. I remember it well. I found out about it on the radio while getting ready for school the morning of the wreck and was in shock to hear the news. I rarely watched tv in the morning in back then but had to run down stairs turn on the TV and see what the local news to learn more. They had a press conference on TV about it and talked about it as if the president had been assassinated. My sister attended a school that was almost across the street from where the wreck happened and I can remember riding past the wreck site. The car was gone but you could see scraps from the car all over and the grass torn up. It was muddy because it was just one of those cold wet dreary mornings.
Jim is right, the women were crazy about him because he was a good looking guy. They gave him the name Magnum because he looked kind of like Tom Selleck and Magnum PI was one of the hotest shows on TV at the time. Other than Tom Selleck having brown short hair and Magnum TA having blond long hair they did look a lot alike and women were crazy over Tom Selleck in those days.
But even guys liked Magnum. He looked and acted like the kind of guy you'd want to have on your side in a bar fight.
Magnum kind of reminded you of the kind of guy that was like the All State QB in high school that everybody thought would go pro one day. He looked like and kind of played the part of the kind of guy that would stick up for you at school if you were being bullied. He just had that thing going that made you think that women loved him and men didn't want to mess with him. He fit in with the Hank Williams Jr. and Lynyrd Skynyrd beer drinking pick up truck and Camero and Harley Davidson driving kind of crowd. He had that all American tough guy that could get any woman he wanted thing going on that we all looked up to and admired.
"He had more sex on the way to the ring than I have my entire life!"
Popped me hard
I Quit ! I Quit! Legendary cage match in 1986
This makes my day love the drawing. I enjoy more to Listening to brian and jim
Cornett and.... Costanza?!! What a fucking team 👍
I gotta agree with Brian on the narrator. I liked Dutch as the narrator a lot more than Jericho.
I liked Foley the 1 episode he did
I liked Dutch as well. His voice has that grizzled old veteran tone to it.
A good example of building to the title win and booking the show to reflect the narrative they want to get across is with Sting vs Flair GAB1990. They had built up Sting as the obvious successor to Flair for a while. When that GAB came around it was basically set up to get them to Sting beating Flair in the main event.
They would've done something similar with Magnum and it would've been great. Sad story. At least he did well in life after the ring.
Brian should see a therapist for his persistent, round the clock bellyaching about Jericho.
Good review video for Magnum T.A.'s story on Dark Side of the Ring.
Jericho sounds like he’s been on Vicodin for the past 4 years
(Hes just fat)
Im pretty confident no desirable woman ever has ever lusted after Dusty Rhodes. If they did in the shape he was in he couldn't have done anything more than give them a hug.
This episode left out out a lot. No mention of the I quit match or Tully Blanchard
Before he was in the accident I didn't know Magnum had plans to get out of the business that fast.
It's probably what helped him in not becoming embittered over it. I guess it would've been even harder as it already was if he had to constantly think about not being able to do the thing he loved more than anything else in life, as many wrestlers of that time described it.
@@KomradeKrusherSo many wrestlers in the 80's/90's didn't seem to have any life or plans outside of wrestling and partying , explaining why so many ended up broken and prematurely dead. Magnum definitely seems like an exception to that.
Every guy says that. How many do
Dark Side inaccuracies: they could have mentioned he won the North American title in Mid South. The "I Quit" match with Tully. No mention of the belly to belly suplex. Its implied in the short match with Nikita. Suddenly he's US heavyweight champ. It glosses over what got him there. Just saying.
Also, the Foreshadowing picture with Kerry Von Erich... no context.
Also, he used to be able to walk after the accident. Now he's in a wheelchair. Did he worsen? Needs explanation.
There was Bryan Danielson's neck injury a month into his big push after Mania XXX but even then it didn't have the effect that Magnum had.
Magnum T.A. was my favorite wrestler growing up
I'm glad to hear that Allen was able to move on with his life and enjoy a successful career out of the ring.
I wish they could have put in the stuff with Magnum and Wrestling II
Don’t know about Kerry, but I’d add David Von Erich as a huge what-if
I'm with Mr Last here Tully really helped solidify Magnum as the especially after the legendary I quit match.
the match that never actually ended
@@gothard5 Right,Tully never said I quit
Chris Jericho is a fine narrator .
Jericho does a great job of narrating
Magnum T.A was great 👍🏽 . I was really young when the Accident happened. I remember when him and Dusty hugged in the Ring . That was the first time a sporting event made me cry ...!
High spots wrestling put out a great DVD documentary on Magnum ta a few years ago I highly appreciate it.....and dark side of the ring did a great episode on Magnum ta also
Magnum TA was one of my favorite wrestlers when I was a kid he had the best belly to belly suplex ever.
If Jim was ever nominated for an award for Dark Side Of The Ring, it would be for best supporting actor.
As weird as this may sound I think this is the happiest ending to a DSOTR, While what happened to Magnum was a tragedy and killed his career he's still living life and seems somewhat happy.
Either this or the Von Erich one as Kevin Von Erich is still alive and living a happy life.
I Remember Some Years Back Magnum Was a Promoter/Online Authority Figure of Some Sort for Pro Wrestling Mid-Atlantic
Listening to jim the person id think that would qualify for a candle light mourning would be rey mysterio. He beloved by the Hispanic population and by the people in san Diego and alot of fans ( me included) put him on the same level as eddie in terms in how much we love him. I cried when eddie died and if something ever happened to rey id cry again
Jim, you're always great, but I was surprised by what wasn't discussed or left out in this episode.