She ends up encouraging Sam to do whatever is best for him, and his decision — he can stay at AFC Richmond or join what Okufu promises will become a global juggernaut — will be one of the biggest reveals of the finale. The last scenes Ted shares with Sharon are excellent. His frustration that she nearly left without saying good-bye in person makes sense given his abandonment issues. It also results in two more moving scenes between the two. The basics: Whenever a group is trying to claim it is a religion in order to receive tax-exempt status, the IRS asks representatives of other, adjacent religions to check it out and report back.
So our favorite trio is tasked with investigating the New Ministry of Satan. In order to be deemed tax-exempt, a religion must meet four criteria: It has to focus on worship, it must not be about making money, it must be legal and it must not be political.
It also has to have a combination of credence, history, literature and a place of worship. But the congregation has only 12 people, and the staff seems more invested in selling novelty T-shirts online than in adding new converts to the unholy flock.
She tells the truth and says no, but all of a sudden, the flaming jinn from the firestarter episode suddenly appears in the corner of the room — still visible only to Kristen. She asks Andy to step out, then tells Kurt her hallucinations are only getting worse. So he prescribes two new medicines.
THEN he kicks one of the attendants across the room in a fit of atypical strength, and David. So he asks Kristen to come the following evening. Meanwhile, Graham and Kristen flirt via mutual irritation. So, sure, maybe it is the meds. Or, maybe it has something to do with a possibly possessed Kristen being at an exorcism. She flees, realizes it was a hallucination, and drives to the closest bar for tequila. It is highly relatable! She is unmoored, our Kristen. And then Graham saddles up next to her.
The IRS has asked the Catholic church to assist in the process of determining if an organization that has just applied for tax-exempt status should, in fact, be a federally recognized religion or not. Apparently, it is part of the process to have other federally recognized religions weigh in. Bishop Marx wants the assessors to investigate and see whether this new religion, led by this Graham fellow and his buddy Bishop Jim, meets the requirements the IRS agent lays out. The organization in question?
The New Ministry of Satan. And yes, before you ask, there are old ones. Sure, Graham is very charming, has answers for everything, and yes, has very clear skin, which he insists he got by praying to Satan if only it were that easy! Lots of horn headdresses are involved. But Graham is intrigued by Kristen, which is why he follows her to that bar. After everything that went down at that exorcism, it seems that Kristen is looking to do a bad, bad thing.
So she takes Graham out to her car and fucks him in the passenger seat. Kristen gets to her house, and while putting her underwear back on in her backyard, Sheryl spots her. Aw, what a sweet story. She screams at him and then fires him.
But why would Kurt be calling his wife at that moment? Is something up with Kurt?? This precious man??? Leland is also seemingly losing it after that second exorcism. He needs Sheryl to come over and help him.
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