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Premium Access: Pat & Rana read your comments!! - The Sunday Rundown 9.6.26 (Patreon)

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2026-09-06 14:30:01
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Enjoy The Sunday Rundown 9.6.26!!!

00:00-03:07 Intro/Previously on SDR

03:08-07:54 Supergirl

07:55-09:24 Justice League

09:25-13:28 Ted Lasso

13:29-14:38 Brooklyn 99

14:39-17:55 South Park

17:56-21:35 The Sopranos

21:36-24:52 Snowfall

24:53-25:18 It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia

25:19-28:07 Adventure Time

28:08-37:39 Bleach: TYBW

37:40-40:10 Gachiakuta

40:11-42:58 Yu Yu Hakusho

42:59-46:14 One Piece

46:15-47:54 GTA

47:55-51:06 Wrestling

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Rana and Pat read your comments - The Sunday Rundown 9.6.26

00:00-03:07 Intro/Previously on SDR 03:08-07:54 Supergirl 07:55-09:24 Justice League 09:25-13:28 Ted Lasso 13:29-14:38 Brooklyn 99 14:39-17:55 South Park 17:56-21:35 The Sopranos 21:36-24:52 Snowfall 24:53-25:18 It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia 25:19-28:07 Adventure Time 28:08-37:39 Bleach: TYBW 37:40-40:10 Gachiakuta 40:11-42:58 Yu Yu Hakusho 42:59-46:14 One Piece 46:15-47:54 GTA 47:55-51:06 Wrestling BECOME A Normies Premium or No Fomo MEMBER: Get 6 WEEKS AHEAD on most shows (excluding premier shows), exclusive movies and vote on what we watch: https://www.thenormies.com/ SEND US LETTERS/GIFTS: PO Box 785 Fishers, IN 46038 FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: linktr.ee/the_normies

Comments

SBR Calaminator

Hi Rana. Appreciate you guys reading my comment, especially since I just had to upgrade the extra $7 to $15 in total just to be able to view Sunday rundowns and when the comment wasn’t hearted so I didn’t think it was gonna get read. Regardless it’s all good. It’s great to be back.👌

Alexis Cardarella

So it was actually you (Rana) and Suraj that were hosting SRD when the Snowfall premiere was skipped. Just fyi. Lol It's been so long now, but maybe ya'll can go back and cover it when Suraj returns? lol

Nabeshin

Rana was confused about why she had 2 tabs of the same thing open a couple of times. Isn't that because sometimes, on Fourth Wall, someone will comment under the Group Reaction, then a different person will comment under the Uncut? Did Rana accidentally skip some peoples comments? 😛

Castiel_01x

Not going to lie, I'm sad that people just misunderstand the entire deal with what happened to Yoruichi in that episode. The title card does not help the case, which I'm not a fan of, but the warnings are easy to spot. There were very serious undertones there.

Jon Mercano

I wish I didn’t take forever to watch reactions to Lanterns 1x3, I would’ve said this on the actual post It’s hilarious that Marketa said “You can’t bring your newborn child in the hospital a soccerball because you wanna raise a soccer player” because that’s literally the opening scene of a decent Will Ferrell movie called Kicking and Screaming 😂

SBR Calaminator

Such as? most ppl were obviously horny, but I understood it as best as I could unless there’s something else I may have missed.

SBR Calaminator

If it’s been so long, I wouldn’t hold my breath for them to go back.

Michael Acuna

You mean poisoned and stuck, temporarily power charged, then unmovable again?

Castiel_01x

Kisuke took away her agency and forced the transformation upon her? She did not consent to it, and yet he did it? That's something very serious. The message is right there. This is what Urahara is at his core. It aligns with a lot of things that he has done in the past. That's why I said the title card is a mistake, as it makes it seem like the fanservice is the leading message. If that was not there, then the jokey tone and the reduced fanservice still played into what was happening, as it is similar to what happens in real life.

Michael Acuna

Okay, I see. I'm sure Kubo didn't mean to write him to be sinister, but to be a goofy genius who's capable of "turning the tides".

Castiel_01x

I disagree. Kubo wrote him exactly like this from the beginning. Who created one half of the Hogyoku? How was he so informed about the hollowfication research? His treatment of Rukia, his involvement in Maggot's Nest, Hiyori's aversion towards him in Cour 2 despite forming a relationship with him, as she knows what he actually is at his heart. Even when you think he's doing something good, like in Everything But The Rain, this part of him always leaks out. The human gigai he gave Isshin still required a human soul to create it. So someone out there really lost their autonomy because of this guy. Urahara is the poster child of doing everything possible to maintain the status quo. That's shady and questionable. Hiyori also pointed this out in Cour 2, as she clocked Urahara's intentions: he was satisfied with Ichigo and co losing their lives as long as they delayed the enemy. He is a morally grey character, but that is exactly what makes him a better character as well. So saying Kubo didn't mean that would make Urahara a lesser character. Kubo's actual mistake in this segment is how he did the title card thing, as it leaned into pure fanservice.

Michael Acuna

Okay, now I see the more detailed point you were making. It's decent that he's choosing not to be evil, at least.

Michael Acuna

Seriously fun week of shows. Thanks Pat and Rana.

Castiel_01x

That is what excites me for the future because of the direction Kubo could take with his character.

JB

Passive aggressive much

SBR Calaminator

How is any form of fanservice a mistake, especially towards the end?

MyDude SnakePlisskin

Um. No. Show me one single panel of the manga that supports literally anything you just said. This is all you projecting things that aren't there and clearly missing the point entirely. This is just silly.

Castiel_01x

Did you just ignore everything else that I said and locked in on the fan service bit?

Castiel_01x

And on what basis are you claiming I'm wrong? Do everything need to be spoon fed? Read through the lines.

SunnydaleClassof99 (edited)

Comment edits

2026-09-10 15:00 Its not someone you're likely to get to during your wrestling journey. So I wanted to mark the passing of "Superstar" Bill Dundee yesterday at 82 years old. Dundee wrestled all over the world. It was in Memphis, Tennessee though where he was most well-known. In his peak from the late 70's through the early 80's he was part of regular sellouts at the Memphis Coliseum. Shows ran every Monday & during his prime they were red-hot. Regular attendance was near the 10,000 range. It's an amazing accomplishment when you put it into perspective. We're taking about usually the same fans showing up week in & week out. It takes a lot to keep a crowd consistently going like that. Obviously wrestlers came & went during that time but managing to maintain the same audience is tremendous. Dundee was a fantastic promo heel or face. He did a lot to talk the crowds into the building. The closest he ever got to "mainstream" national exposure was a brief stint with WCW from 1993-1994. He adopted the gimmick of Sir William while managing the recently arrived Lord Steven (William) Regal. In 2019 he wrestled his final match. This marked the end of over 52 years as an active in-ring competitor. RIP Superstar.
2026-09-07 08:37 Its not someone you're likely to get to during your wrestling journey. So I wanted to mark the passing of "Superstar" Bill Dundee yesterday at 82 years old. Dundee wrestled all over the world. It was in Memphis, Tennessee though where he was most well-known. In his peak from the late 70's through the early 80's he was part of regular sellouts at the Memphis Coliseum. Shows ran every Monday & during his prime they were red-hot. Regular attendance was near the 10,000 range. It's an amazing accomplishment when you put it into perspective. We're taking about usually the same fans showing up week in & week out. It takes a lot to keep a crowd consistently going like that. Obviously wrestlers came & went during that time but managing to maintain the same audience is tremendous. Dundee was a fantastic promo heel or face. He did a lot to talk the crowds into the building. The closest he ever got to "mainstream" national exposure was a brief stint with WCW from 1993-1994. He adopted the gimmick of Sir William while managing the recently arrived Lord Steven (William) Regal. In 2019 he wrestled his final match. This was the end of over 52 years as an active in-ring competitor. RIP Superstar.

Its not someone you're likely to get to during your wrestling journey. So I wanted to mark the passing of "Superstar" Bill Dundee yesterday at 82 years old. Dundee wrestled all over the world. It was in Memphis, Tennessee though where he was most well-known. In his peak from the late 70's through the early 80's he was part of regular sellouts at the Memphis Coliseum. Shows ran every Monday & during his prime they were red-hot. Regular attendance was near the 10,000 range. It's an amazing accomplishment when you put it into perspective. We're taking about usually the same fans showing up week in & week out. It takes a lot to keep a crowd consistently going like that. Obviously wrestlers came & went during that time but managing to maintain the same audience is tremendous. Dundee was a fantastic promo heel or face. He did a lot to talk the crowds into the building. The closest he ever got to "mainstream" national exposure was a brief stint with WCW from 1993-1994. He adopted the gimmick of Sir William while managing the recently arrived Lord Steven (William) Regal. In 2019 he wrestled his final match. This was the end of over 52 years as an active in-ring competitor. RIP Superstar.

The Normies

Suraj here in Japan. I got yall 👊🏼 We will have a Snowfall session and I’ll even bring the boys in. I will go back to the S5 premiere and all. Probably won’t be until Sunday after next because I’m not back until the 12tg