#Fry Cook Games

[autie-j]

[littleghostie]

128/365

[tamarahtalkstv]

Why Is The Fry Cook Games In The Thumbnail?

The Fry Cook Games Isn’t A Special.

It’s A Regular Episode.

Fake Bitch Ass Fans.

[eriiiiiik]

Patrick vs SpongeBob🧽

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[teddybeartoji]

how do people do multiple things a day that's crazy

[videogamepolls]

Requested by @pileofpawns

[spongebobsoundtrack]

Sammy Burdson, John Charles Fiddy - Ta-Ra C

Plays in:

SpongeBob SquarePants

39b. "The Fry Cook Games" 

47a. "As Seen on TV" 

50a. "Wet Painters"

64a. "Skill Crane"

120a. "No Hat for Pat"

160a. "Patrick's Staycation" 

169a. "Are You Happy Now?"

179b. "Squirrel Record" 

206b. "Code Yellow" 

The Patrick Star Show

23a. "The Starry Awards" 

33a. "Chum Bucket List"

39b. "Cleanin' House" 

[grabby-smitten]

Pencil my balls. I’m holding your penis. Say it with your chest P E N I S.

[xboxissues]

New Xbox Games for April 28 2025 to May 2 2025

[autie-j]

[vaguely-concerned]

nothing makes me feel like a golden god quite like a new recipe turning out delicious on the first try. unfortunately, conversely nothing makes me feel more 'I am god's mistake' than spending all that time and effort on something and having to make a sandwhich b/c the results were inedible if you want to retain your capacity for delight. the duality of home chef

[blacklist-notary]

#106: The Good Samaritan

Synopsis: In the wake of the previous two episodes, Reddington has decided to get to the bottom of things - without the FBI's help. Reddington's absence causes a great deal of consternation and panic, leading to a series of interrogations against the FBI task force.

In the midst of this, Elizabeth Keen receives a message about a serial killer she's been working on capturing for years: the Good Samaritan. The FBI hasn't been able to determine a motive or a pattern to his crimes, but he always leaves the victim alive and he always rings an ambulance to give them a shot at saving the lives of his victims.

Considering the scale on which the previous Blacklister enacted chaos and destruction, and given that the effects of those actions were enough to get Reddington to walk away, the FBI are hesitant to send Elizabeth Keen out on a case; after all, the only reason Reddington was co-operating with the FBI was because he specifically asked for this rookie profiler. If they're colluding with each other and they let Liz slip, heads are going to roll.

Harold Cooper, on the other hand, wants Keen out in the field. If she was enough to get Reddington in the door in the first place, then maybe he'll become interested in her case and reach out. Elizabeth Keen is bait, and the FBI are looking to reel in #4 on the FBI's Most Wanted list.

Thoughts: This is a great episode of the show. It's a good aftermath episode that plays with the status quo - after the Anslo Garrick ordeal, the FBI team can't trust each other. There's evidence of a mole in the FBI, and Reddington is seeking this mole out on his own terms while the feds have their own investigation.

So, like Frederick Barnes - the episode where the FBI task force foil a chemical bomber who's infecting people with an accelerated version of Kurz disease - the episode has a hard split between the FBI subplot and the Reddington subplot. And both plots are incredibly strong.

First, the Good Samaritan is a great Blacklister. He has a great gimmick, and he fits into Liz's backstory as an up-and-coming criminal profiler - one of his first victims died in her arms, and it's cases like his where she began to cut her teeth on her profiling work. He's menacing, he's somewhat sympathetic, and he's a dark antagonist who fits perfectly well into the setting of this show.

Meanwhile, on Reddington's side of the episode - something like half a dozen people die. Red is very upset about the carnage that was unleashed in the prior two episodes, and a lot of notable faces from those episodes end up on the receiving end of his wrath. There's a great kill where he tips pure Russian vodka over a man and places a lit cigar in his mouth - when enough of the cigar burns to ash, the embers will land on the man and set him on fire. The camera focuses on the cigar, then on the man, then on Red, then on the RED HOT CIGAR EMBERS, then the MAN, then REDDINGTON - and when the appropriate amount of drama has been milked from the situation, Red gets sick of it and shoots the guy in the heart.

It's a great show of his comedic sociopathy, because he's equally affable and dangerous the entire runtime of the episode. I won't describe any more specific scenes, but you have dangerous moments like how he is in the Stewmaker, and you have affable moments like when he's speaking to Liz for the first time in the pilot. Episodes like this are why Reddington continues to have such a devoted fanbase, even when his later season appearances mostly rely on overly long monologues than any actual action.

There's a great scene between Reddington and Aram, which is what provides the cover image for this recap. So far, everyone Reddington has confronted has ended up dead - and he has reason to assume that Aram was the mole who helped co-ordinate Garrick's attack. And hey, he did just naturally slip into the background over the course of a few episodes - he's a notable face who's gone from zero to hero, so his character development up until now could have been him placing himself in a position to compromise the task force.

And so Reddington gives him a test. If Aram passes, he proves his innocence and gets to live. If he fails, Reddington empties a mag into his face. It's a great scene.

This episode has it all. It has a wildly unpredictable Raymond Reddington at his most violent. It has a notable Blacklister who easily stands on his own as a villain of the week. Nobody trusts each other, and people are hiding secrets and you don't know who's saying or doing any of it - the only two constants are that Reddington is exceptionally well-versed in the criminal underworld, and there's a really solid Blacklister giving the FBI task force something to do. After Anslo Garrick turned the entire show upside down - to spectacular effect - this episode is a pretty good return to the pre-existing Blacklist episode formula; there's even a whisper of a plot between Liz and Tom at the start and end of the episode.

[boyfeminism]

making rice balls and i made the filling but i dont want to make the rice so im procrastinating

[thebleedingwoodland]

Testing Default Replacement WIP

The raw uncooked material is not transparent. I forgot to delete Filter Mask in alpha layer. Hahahaha so looks like Ridwan is really having fun cooking the caisim vegetables with shrimps.

What's up with his crooked wrist...........

Must be glitch error from his shirt, isn't it.......

Yeah, finally........

Spring Rolls & Vegetable Stir-Fry default replacement are successful. ❗❗

Now both dishes look accurate. 👌

Approved! ✅

Hey Electronic Arts The Sims 3 Studio San Francisco, USA. I fixed a lot of Shang Simla inaccuracies, which is your own corporate's incompetent job. You should pay me compensation.

[radioprune]

weird little thing i like about this job is crashing with a different person in each town i visit and like. seeing how everybody lives. and ppl always cook dinner for me :-)

[number1spongebobfan]

Luke: Green?

Patrick: Brown?

Both: You do care!!! (cries)

Luke: Let's promise 'ta neva' fight again buddy!

Patrick: Yeah pal, let's go home.

(They whistle out of the wrestling ring)

Salty: Hey! Where ye going?

George: Get back here and kill each other!!!

Patrick: You're my best friend ever.

Luke: You too Pat.

Patrick: You know these were white when I bought em.