Knight Rider Season 2 Episodes Mouth of the Snake, Let It Be Me, and Big Iron Review

Night Rider, a shadowy flight into the dangerous

world of a man who does not exist. crusade to

champion the cause of the innocent, the helpless,

the powerless in a world of criminals who operate

above the law. Welcome to be on the night brought

to you by the gcr and audible comm I am one of

your host you John Mike and joining me is the

only music man. Hello. No computers today He

can't pick on me about computers be I can pick

on him about flying I've been flying since I

was 10 years old. I don't have a problem with

it. Just don't take a furby through the airport

scanners Why would I know I'm actually going

to wait in the first place? I don't know. I'm

actually I'm actually serious about this Don't

ever if anyone decides to do this don't ever

do that because I guess there's some I don't

know how true this is but if you take a Furby

through the security deal in an airport The Furby's

circuitry will get screwed up. I just so I read

that somewhere and I'm like I gotta share that

cuz that sounds funny cuz I would feel that I

would see a bunch of kids doing that And then

they turn on their Furbies and get absolute nonsense.

I have no idea. So there you go. I'm just...

Yeah. You're an asshole. We're going to be on

the night and reviewing the final three episodes

from Knight Rider Classic Season 2. Hit the turbo

boost, kid! If that is true, and I believe it

to be, you and I will soon stand together shoulder

to shoulder among the greatest warriors of the

past. Well, you can have the notoriety, Eduardo.

I will settle for the money. Well, I will settle

for nothing less than both. I'm not sure what's

going on down here. There's a lot more than illegal

aliens in a lawyer frame to look like he was

in on the take. Well, the gold you mentioned

would certainly confirm that. I'll see what I

can turn up, Michael. Give me a trace of a guy

outside of Joanna's motel. Any luck? We're making

some progress. His name is David Dalton. His

present address is Washington, D .C. But he's

been there for less than a year. What's this

guy do for a living? I'm feeding all the information

to Kint now. Thanks, Devin. I'll keep you posted.

So... First up today is Mouth of the Snake. This

is another two -parter here in season two. A

governmental agent, a murder lawyer's widow,

and Michael seek connections between an international

criminal, a stolen rocket launcher, and a code.

Boca Culebra. Sounds like a horrible, horrible

mixed drink you'd get at a bar. Either that or

one of those one -named rock groups that you

don't want to ever see in concert. Hello, Milly

Vanilli. That's actually two words. I know, but

so is Voca Calibra. Now, this show and this particular

show was supposed to be a spinoff. For those

of you who. Have kept up David Dalton. Yeah for

those of you who got that Yeah, for those of

you kept up with the Knight Rider universe This

was actually supposed to be a spin -off and this

was supposed to produce his own show But unfortunately

it never got off the ground it got suspended

I don't even think there was one episode made

No, I don't think so either. I don't I don't

even remember hearing what the title of the show

It would have been either. I don't remember it.

I honestly don't And and I don't think that David

Dalton as much as I like him in this episode

and we'll get to that when we get to Skinner's

on I don't I honestly don't think he that character

warrants his own show because he is Essentially

a he's kind of an early MacGyver Well, I was

gonna say he's more of a cross between MacGyver

and six million. Yeah You know something like

that where it's like the way the stunts The way

the stunt jumps done and things. Yeah, exactly.

So yeah, as much as I would love to see the actor

do other stuff, but I'm glad he didn't get his

own series. Yeah. The overall plot here, when

you boil it down, it's not that great. But just

the overall episode, the two -parter, is just

it was. just so intriguing as to what was going,

you know, what was the final outcome going to

be, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. But really,

when you boil it down, it's a, you know, hey,

we're going to break into a weapons depot. You

know, I thought there was going to be more to

it, but that's really what it is at its core.

But there's so much to like in this episode.

There is. You know, between the chemistry between

David and Joanna, Michael is essentially sidelined.

Yeah, he is, isn't he? Yeah, yeah. You don't

really see a lot of Kit and Michael in this episode.

You do, and you don't. Yeah, but I mean, he's

more so sidelined as the romantic lead. Instead

of him going after the girl, you know, it's David.

Yeah, so that's, I don't know. What did you think

of the overall plot in the overall episode? The

overall plot was very good. It's... It's actually

got more twists and turns I I really think that

this is my opinion and you may disagree with

me on this TFG one But it's got more twists and

turns in any other episodes so far that we've

covered I think Yeah, it does I I could almost

put it akin to night of the phoenix a little

bit cuz that I'm saying as far as the twists

and turns You know, Night of the Phoenix has

the same kind of twists and turns, and you don't

know what's going to come next. Yeah. It keeps

you on the edge of your seat, and you don't want

to look away from it. Exactly. Well, what I like

about this one is you can try to guess like you

can in Night of the Phoenix. You could try to

guess, oh, this is going to happen. Oh, wait,

no. This is what happens. OK. So that's actually.

It keeps you guessing. It always keeps them.

It always keeps the audience guessing In your

mind as to what's gonna happen Yeah the other

thing I liked is We saw more To me, I think you

saw more more kind of scenes more scenes that

were backdrops You saw more scenes that were

backdrops David it almost felt like with it,

you know, this is kind of like David Hasselhoff

without kit. It was like David Dalton Took over

what Michael Knight was doing. I mean, yeah,

Michael Knight was there kit was there But it

was almost like this the show focused on David

Dalton or not the show but this episode I mean

focused more on David Dalton Yeah, and also the

other thing I like about this was You saw more

kind of the classic weapons besides the guns.

You saw the boomerang, you saw a bow and arrow,

you saw, you know, Eduardo O 'Brien and, you

know, that type of thing. Just, it's just kind

of, it was different, but it was - Yeah, it was

very different. It was different, but it was

enjoyable. It was one of those episodes where

if it were probably on the top 10, Greatest episodes

of all time in the 80s I would rate this at number

two right up there with night of the phoenix

because number You know that would be my number

one up for that Yeah Exactly. I mean it's it

Even though like when you boil it down It's just

kind of a cliched plot, but just just looking

at it on a whole It's it's just the whole mystery

surrounding what the hell they're gonna be doing.

The nice thing is that it's not a boring plot

No, I know I know but what I'm saying is like

you have all these cliched, you know things a

drug dealer episode a Weapons Depot, you know

break -in, you know, you know all those, you

know cliched 80s plots Even though that's what's

at the heart of this the way that they get to

it is very interesting Very mysterious and as

you said has a whole lot of Western term, right?

So that's that's what makes the watt the viewer

of this episode saying hey, you know this is

really really cool even when we get to that point

of finding out what what they're gonna actually

be doing and it's like oh it's just this but

i don't care because it was so cool how we got

here yeah and i could see where you would put

this up with because it you know i could see

where you would put this up with night of the

phoenix uh in season one because night of the

phoenix like you said had twists and turns and

this has twists and turns and in both two part

our episode of the episodes you don't know what's

coming next. It's kind of like, oh, what? Where

did this come from? You know, we're not we're

not playing in left field. Exactly. We're hitting

straight homers. And that that that was actually

good for this episode. All right. So let's turn

these scanners on. This episode's intro was the

longest yet before seeing Mike Lunkett. Yeah,

it was. It took about 10. I don't know. I'd have

10 to 11 minutes. It felt like it was 10 to 11

minutes before we saw Michael. Because usually

in an episode, something happens and then it

cuts to that. Yeah. And then we see Devon come

on the screen. But this time it wasn't like that.

Yeah. And I was really I love the David Dalton

character in this. I love his smoothness and

just just that scene. I love his edginess. Yeah.

Yeah. Well, the scene where or he essentially

attacks Michael. And then Michael runs out and

says, hey, did you see a guy run through here?

No. You're the only one here at the races or

whatever. So I like that about him. I also like

that he kind of takes the whole one man can make

a difference thing to a whole new level of obsession,

because he doesn't care about working with anybody,

even if they are on the same side. Michael was

kind of like that in night of the phoenix though

at the in the very beginning went after he was

transferred from Michael long to Michael night

right he was but That was that one episode though,

and we've seen him work with other people in

general You know since then so I mean, but this

one's a little better this one actually kind

of takes it above What David could have done,

but maybe they just didn't want to spend too

much time on that particular aspect Yeah, I'm

moving in I love the animosity between Joanna

and David So funny They think we're lovers Yeah

That was one clever way of getting the new combination

to the safe though her using her little compact

there. I thought that was yes That's some amazing

tree climbing there Tarzan An entire mission

where Devon apparently had no knowledge of any

of it. Because... That's right! Because Devon

didn't know until the end. Like I said, this

episode started off so strangely because you

have ten minutes of... No, Devon Aselhoff or

Kit. Right, exactly. And then when they do come

in, they're not even talking to Devon or April.

And then by the end, Devon's like, what the hell

are you talking about? Um, you had you call General

Maddox. We'll cover the rest rest Mike. Yes,

are you talking about? Yeah, I gotta go Devin.

I got a rocket launcher to knock out What if

you like about this, um, I think there's not

really much to be said I could just end echo

your sentiments on this episode. I Do like Devin's

surprise of what the hell is going on and why

wasn't I notified? I do like that. So I do kind

of like what they did with this episode in taking

the one man working alone thing to a whole other

level because that's what it basically was. Yeah,

yeah, you're right. It was. And that was a good

thing. And again, again, that's what makes this

episode so so interesting. So let's turn these

scanners off. I only have one note and it's just

a little nitpick that has no overall effect on

my feelings of the episode. So wait, it takes

a forklift to put the boxes in the truck, but

only takes two guys to take them out of the truck

later? That makes no sense. You had the same

there anything else you didn't like about this

one? the ending near the ending not quite near

the end, but just near it when You see Eduardo

and David Not necessarily funny, but it's the

scene where David and Eduardo are standing there

and right Eduardo finds out who he is and You

know, you see the dogs running through the woods

and right right that you know that hole that

didn't i don't think that really needed to be

there um i don't really i just kind of found

it a wasted scene again because as you said they

were trying they were good they were gonna spin

dolphins off yes they were just showing off what

he could do and that's why the scene was there

yeah i mean the other guy even said you know

eduardo come on you know we don't have time for

this it's not worth it Yeah, it's not worth it.

So, I mean, the length of the scene isn't that

bad. It's not horrible. No, no, no, it's not

horrible. It was just one of those. OK, we've

seen this. So now you're running through a wooded

area with dogs on your tail. You've got Eduardo

O 'Brien shooting at you with a bow and arrow.

Crossbow. OK, was that what that was? It was

a crossbow. You got to move the crossbow. And

then the helicopter arrives and they're supposed

to get away. You know, you hear Elton say, Eduardo,

it's not worth it. And you see both of them in

the helicopter. And Eduardo says, five more minutes,

and I could have had him. Because, you know,

Eduardo says, before or no. Was it before or

after? You hear Eduardo say, I killed my first

man with a knife. Yeah. That's when they, no.

It seems sad. The knife scene is at the very

end when when when Dalton and Eduardo are fighting

because that order was swinging at him with a

knife Right. Yeah, but I think I guess that was

my small That was a very small nitpick for me

and but I see I could kind of see it being there

But then when I when I first watched the episode,

I'm like, okay, why are we seeing this? You know

because we've seen what you can do, you know

show us something else, I guess But like I said

earlier, this was supposed to be a spinoff anyway.

It didn't happen, but I guess that's what this

was supposed to be like. Kind of a different

aspect of Knight Rider. And I wonder if Glenn,

when he was gonna produce this, if this spinoff...

successfully if he was going to be behind it

and if David Hasselhoff was going to guest star

in a few episodes like Help Out or whatever the

case may be. Normally how the spin -offs go,

at least how I remember them going, specifically

with like JAG and NCIS and stuff like that has

happened in the last 10 or 15 years. Normally

how it goes is they will start with Like they'll

use this type of episode here mouth of the snake

to kind of introduce the new character And then

when the new character gets its own show, you

know, maybe the the character that got That got

his show started might show up in one or two

kind of a cameo more so than that You know, but

it might only be in the very first episode of

the new show. I don't think it would be continuations

Yeah, it wouldn't be continuations, because that

would take away from what Michael was doing,

obviously, in his own show. Right. Alrighty then.

We are gonna move on. Someone killed him, Michael.

Murdered him. Step on it! Michael, my senses

indicate that smoking car may explode. I'm going

undercover with class action. Hold on, Michael.

One false move and you're both dead. Next up

is Let It Be Me. Posing as a singer in a rock

band, Michael looks for the connection between

the former lead singer's accidental quote -unquote

death and encoded videotape found in his personal

effects. Band's name is Class Action. This is

the second of the Stevie Trilogy episodes. I

really like this one. Again, boil it down, it's

just two people really... Again, this is the

drug episode, honestly. Seriously, that's what

this is, but I can overlook that. But you know

that just generic of a plot simply because of

all the Michael and Stevie stuff. Yeah That's

what makes this episode good is, you know seeing

them, you know back together again and Last names

that she gonna use Jesus Christ. What? How many

last names is she gonna use? Holy crap. Let's

see. What was she Stephanie Mason? Yeah, Stephanie

Mason Stevie Mason Stephanie Stevie March. Yes

Yeah, so whatever her name Yeah, when she got

married to Michael later, I'd also like to point

out and we'll bring this up later in the music

episodes This is the first time We get to see

David sing Yeah, this is the first time we get

to see him sing This is the first time. This

is the first ever that anyone has probably if

anyone is a big Hasselhoff fan gets to hear songs

from his album night rocker Yeah. From 85. So,

um, this is, you're right, this is the second

Stevie trilogy, and I like this episode. You

know what, though? This is one of those true

episodes you can actually watch. Yeah. Um, and

you're, even though you're saying, oh, another

drug episode, okay, but you don't lose interest.

No, exactly. Well, listen, I'm saying with Mouth

of the Snake and with Let It Be Me, they... You

know, boil it down and really analyze it down.

They have really generic 80s, you know, plots

and generic general television, you know, and

end game plots. But because of what surrounds

the plot is what makes the episode so good. Same

thing here. The whole thing with Michael and

Stevie and, you know, you see them kind of, you

know, torturing each other or not torturing each

other, but each of them is, you know, that they

have tortured souls because they can't be together,

et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. And then he

sees with her moving on, even though she still

loves him, she still had to move on. She couldn't

be pining over him for decades. Right. Even though

she knows who he really is from White Bird, she

knows who he really is. But like you said, she

had to move on with her life. And she explains

how she got to where she was. At first, I was

going to have a whole problem with this episode

because. Oh dear Lord. Well, no, this is. OK,

a small one. It's not even a nitpick. I don't

have a problem with the episode because she explained

it. And that's what I'm saying. What I think

is good about writing this episode. Whereas.

White Bird at the end she was going into the

witness protection program when you when you

first see the description of this or when you

first see a Preview of this episode you think

hey, wait a second. Wasn't she in the witness

protection program? What the hell happened there,

but she explains it the witness protection program

ended first So I like okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah,

I like how they continued the story But didn't

forget about how at the end of White Bird. She

went into the witness protection program Right,

exactly. And then she comes out of it. She meets

a she meets a guy that they went to high school.

She went to high school with and, you know, et

cetera, et cetera. So, yeah, because I was like,

OK, no. Well, because I guess I could see that

problem, too, in the sense that if she had not

explained it, if it had not been explained, it

would have been like, no. How do you go into

the witness protection program and then all of

a sudden you're in a band without explaining

yourself? Yeah, exactly. Yeah, so I could see

that but you know since she explained it that

does make sense Hello Stevie Hello Michael You

know Stevie you could have phoned written or

something You don't know how much I wanted to

So you're a hot singer now, huh hot band That's

fantastic. How'd all that happen? By accident.

I drove to L .A. and got an apartment. A week

later, I ran into Greg Noble. We had gone to

high school together, even sung a little. He

was putting together his 47th band and looking

for someone to sing with. I was looking for something

to hang a new life on. Boy, it all happened really

fast. Greg knew the way I felt about you. But

he loved me anyway. In a strange way, that gave

me something to live for right after the witness

protection program ended. And he didn't use drugs.

He never used drugs. Someone killed him Michael

murdered him. All right. Let's turn the scanners

on here Obviously, I really love seeing Michael

and Stevie again plus them singing together is

cool as well That was one high -impact explosion

that was that explosion was Little too much.

I liked it, but it was one of those things were

holy crap high -impact explosion Yeah, the oh

no It's when Michael and kid are chasing after

the guy in the car and he and the guy in the

car hits another car and From from the criminals

car hitting the other car the car just immediately

burst yeah Yeah, so that's why I was like it's

one high impact the brakes go bad. Oh, that's

not good Yeah My final note was I love all the

concerts and the music video footage and just

you know What you know, like you said earlier

seeing them sing and everything else I really

did enjoy that. What do you like about this one?

What I liked about this one again, you know,

like you said we get to see them again We get

to see them sing One of the scenes I liked was

uh, oh Man moving in on guys that man moving

in on guys girl there's a beef for you yeah yeah

I mean that's um but the dude was a security

guard so I can I could see his point though cuz

he thought you know Michael was trying to move

in on her and no that wasn't you know that wasn't

it yeah exactly What else did you like about

this one? I liked the fact that Well Stevie got

to ride in kit again, yeah, and We got to see

Stevie smile a lot more she was more relaxed

in this episode Yeah, that's because the mob

wasn't right, but I'm just saying she was more

relaxed in this episode and the other thing I

liked was You know, Michael wanted Kit to scan

the tapes and the offices. And, you know, he

says, you know, Kit responds with something,

and then Kit responds with something, and Michael's

like, good, keep her from getting bored. Yeah.

That's so great. Such an awesome awesome episode

Michael, you know why? My life might have changed

but yours hasn't Stevie I could leave the foundation.

No, no That's too high a price to pay For now,

so let's turn these scanners off Quote a Miss

March is expecting you Does Devin not know what

happened to Stevie after white bird if so if

he doesn't know fine But if he did know and didn't

tell Michael that's kind of weird again, especially

since Devin knew his past Yeah, but you would

think you know, maybe because of the fact that

They thought at the end of white bird. Okay,

she's going into the witness protection program.

That's it Maybe Devin didn't keep up after it's

very possible. Yeah As I already said a drug

center drug drug deal centered episode kind of

a lame plotline But I can get over it because

of all the Michael and Stevie stuff Overall a

really really enjoyable episode. What about you?

What didn't you like about this one anything

a woman being a villain? No, not possible and

she's supposed to be well. Okay. There's that

music industry and hide a deep dark secret Yeah,

that's true because your life is pretty much

all public yes Yeah, that's but other than that

I mean overall this those are my two small nitpicks

there, you know, yeah small nitpicks Yeah, other

than that this episode's actually great. So I

think we're gonna move on Give me a systems check.

My systems have never gone underground before.

We're going for it. You group it up because whether

you two know it or not, you need each other.

Just rip me off for another piece of equipment.

I am in the market for a skip loader at a decent

price. My head up will make you feel any better.

And finally of today, closing out season two,

Big Iron. While investigating the theft of heavy

duty construction equipment, Michael and Kit

are pushed into a quarry and buried with tons

of gravel on top of them. Oh, God. Can we reverse

the episodes? Exactly. Thank you, NBC. Just saying.

Well, I don't think it's NBC's pro. I don't think

it's their fault. I think it's just the way the

episodes came down. Well, but it goes back to

what we said earlier in the earlier season. Yeah.

In season one. Yeah, I will say this until we're

done with Knight Rider Classic. They do amazing

season openers. They do really crappy season

finales. And this just happens to fall under

that category. Overall, I liked it. I thought

it was OK. No, it was good. But you don't want

to. OK, you had what I'm not whitebird. I'm sorry.

Let it be me would have been a great season.

finale right just like white bird had would have

been instead you got this episode and it's like

uh no yeah but this big iron is not as bad as

i originally remember it being um it's essentially

centered around two friends who were in the construction

business for years who are supposedly stealing

each other or someone one of them is stealing

the other's equipment etc etc etc um turns out

that it's somebody else that they know that if

in fact uh one of the friends his wife his wife

was setting up the hits right exactly because

she feels neglected and and everything else uh

the overall plot was fine uh it just as an individual

knight rider episode it's fine as a season finale

it's no no the episode's great you know the episode's

fine but like you know like we said the the finale

for it uh it's just it doesn't work No, not at

all any other thoughts on the overall plot for

big iron. Um, I didn't I Didn't think we'd see

sort of another construction type episode in

a way because And not a drop to drink like we

saw in season one a little bit. There was a bit

of construction there so it wasn't a whole lot

but You know kind of and I know I'm getting off

topic a little bit, but in this one there was

a lot more And I mean, that's great that they

did it, but. You know, you can only do so much

with with episodes before they become repeaters

and you're going to lose fans that way. Right,

but from from from the time of not a drop to

drink through all of the rest of season one to

now. That's that that's enough of a gap for me

in this one. No, it's a huge gap. It's fine.

Yeah, I mean, you know, that's enough of a gap

and that's fine. So it's not real bad. I was

just thinking like, OK, we saw this before, but

now but now in season two, OK, this is different.

They're friends. They were supposed to be friends.

They're not friends anymore. You know, they're

having equipment stolen. You know, one's making

more money than the other. And then we find out

it's the wife. Yeah, and it's like there's not

really a villain in this it's Yeah, the wife

of Huh It's the wife's lover that's doing it.

It's not really a villain. It's not really a

villain in this one Yeah, I think that's where

they lacked in this episode in my personal opinion

is They needed kind of a villain character You

know to make this look more believable And things

like that. But overall, overall, the episode

was, you know, enjoyable. That's possible, but

it doesn't necessarily follow, Michael. Something

in my bones tells me I'm right. The ultraphonic

analyzer indicates there's absolutely nothing

unusual about your bones. I'm talking about a

feeling here. I'm talking about a gut reaction.

And I'm showing no unusual activity in your gastrointestinal

system. OK, OK. Let's just drop. We'll follow

the only lead we got. So let's uh, let's turn

these scanners on for big iron kit versus the

meter made Oh, that was great wonderful kit analyzing

michael's bones and his Movements and his stuff.

That's it's it's funny. It's a funny moment,

but it's just so yeah It's just so creepy because

kit doesn't get it, but it's it's one of those

things I really liked the trajectory guide. I

thought that was a really cool thing that they

added. I thought that was pretty damn cool. That's

a nice little graphic there and with them being

buried under all that dirt and rubble. I kind

of like that. I think that's cool. What'd you

like about this one? The trajectory guide was

one of my favorite scenes. The fight that Michael

actually breaks up a fight. Yeah. Yeah, and even

though they were both kind of drunk, as you could

tell. Let's see. What else did I like? Them trying

to get out of that buried hole twice. Because

the first time it didn't really work. That's

because there wasn't enough oxygen. Yeah, there

wasn't enough oxygen. I mean, I guess that would

go back to the trajectory guide. So, you know,

like I said, the flight breaking up and then

the ending where he's like, let's spread some

oil on Mr. Burke's troubled waters. And the other

scene I liked was when. It's this is near the

end, of course, when. Kit says I'm afraid the

only big iron you're going to be doing will be

but will belong to the Department of Corrections

And I'm like wow Kit just really me meant what

he said Thank You William Daniel, I have to say

that thank you William Daniels Because as we

said before He his voice acting for the show

He had a hell of a range when it came to different

episodes Yeah, so that you know this was good

for him But all you know, those are the things

I liked for scanners on Yeah, it was it was a

really really overall fairly good episode So

let's turn these scanners off. I only have two

again yet another disappointing season finale

Yeah, we even though the episode in general is

great. It was a disappointment for the season

finale. Yeah Cheating wife and a friend gone

wrong episode Okay, but you know what? We really

can't knock this one for that because that's

The first time we've really seen that in in KR

I think No, we've seen friend gone wrong episodes

before we are like this no like this no, but

We've seen that generic mold of friends gone

wrong and We'll look at brothers keeper two brothers,

you know, same thing. Yeah half brother and yeah.

Yeah. So is there anything you like about this?

The fact that Lucy was really hurting Frank You

know, I didn't like that about this up this this

one and the fact that Mean it really took a lot

for Her to kind of admit what was going on Yeah,

I didn't like that. The other thing I didn't

like was a Lot of deception Yeah, there was too

much deception going on. I didn't like that other

than that that you know, those are my two small

nitpicks about this one Yeah, I mean I can see

why it would take her a while to get her to talk

because usually Frank wasn't listening anyways.

So I could see that, but I understand why you

don't like that about it. I don't know. Like

I said, if this was anywhere... Like we said,

if you flip this with Let It Be Me, it would

be fine. It would be a great, you know, it would

be overall a great episode. And it generally

is, in general, as an individual episode, but

as a season finale, it's not. It's not a season

finale you want to pick up. It's not a season

finale you want to end on. It's like season one

ends on a high note, or I'm sorry, not ends,

begins on a high note. Season one ends on a flat

two begins on a flat note. So well, it is on

a flat note and the same thing with season three

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Big Iron, I have to give a two and a half. I'm

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