Mixed feelings...

I'm glad the Rhode Island boys get to ride again, and there are some good parts of Extreme Peace so far, the pacing of the third episode is more what it should be like with the production available to them. However, the champagne has definitely lost some of its pop, the show does not carry World Peace's mantle as dynamite social/political commentary (to be expected somewhat as Sam and Nick are hitting 40), and the recurring MDE programs in their current configuration don't hold the same entertainment to carry fans until the next full-budget production: Fishtank is straight zoomzoom garbage, The Sam Hyde Show is spouting the same old commentary on the same doomer topics that have been covered for the past 5-7 years and is also a lame attempt to reel in the new generation of Dear Elon doomer larpers with the call in thing, and Perfect Guy Life is like a bunch of your childhood friends coming over too constantly and running out of interesting shit to say.

I am seriously wondering whether MDE will be a shadow of its former self if it ever makes it into the mainstream, like its creators seem to be aspiring to.

Letty trying to hold in her laughter while her lazy eye starts acting up was pretty funny. She's such a little sociopath, it's hilarious

> I haven't found it in me to fap to her nudes yet though

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>That daddy dom skit wasn't nearly as good as The Wall

Slightly agreed, it had a more improvised pace, and we never heard anything from that third girl. I did like that they showed the cringy kind of people who really answer BDSM ads on Craigslist to be dom daddies (the third guy didn't seem too bad though) and show how bizarre their expectations are versus reality. And it was pretty funny when Letty was trying her best not to laugh while looking at the camera, and her lazy eye started acting up again kek