The show always necessarily lived in its own political alternate reality. Yes, there were real-life CEOs and athletes and other business people popping up here and there, but you can't have the Attorney General of the United States and the Secretary of the Treasury commingling with real members of the administration. But as always, lefty writers have no self-control. The "Muslim ban" and "perfect phone call" are obviously references (negative, of course, because there can be no other kind in Hollywood) to President Trump, who shouldn't even exist in this universe. I suppose it was just a matter of time before the TDS seeped in.
Anf Wendy has metamorphosed into something unrecognizable from the earlier seasons. Taylor's overly witty nerd crew is just annoying, as is Corey Stoll. And what the heck is going on with Frank Grillo? Dude's a B-list action star. Why is he playing a moody painter with his head firmly ensconced up his own arse? Good Lord...
Apparently this was the last episode after COVID shut everything down. Hopefully they got their act together after having a year to think about how awful they've become.
