Psyche reflects on the passing of Michael, a recurring panel member, and expresses regret about past conflicts. He hopes to honor Michael's memory beyond their disagreements.
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In this episode, Psyche discusses the passing of Michael, a controversial but good-natured recurring panel member ▶ 0:00. Psyche expresses regret about kicking Michael off the panel in the past ▶ 0:10 and acknowledges that Michael was always a good sport about it ▶ 0:22. Psyche hopes that his last memory of Michael is not just about their conflicts, but rather a positive one ▶ 0:31. He also mentions that Michael's death was sudden and hopes that it was not self-inflicted ▶ 0:37. Throughout the episode, Psyche reflects on his past interactions with Michael, including their disagreements ▶ 0:04 and Michael's ability to take criticism in stride ▶ 0:20.
This episode appears to be a tribute to Michael's memory, with Psyche focusing on the positive aspects of their relationship. It suggests that Psyche values the importance of preserving fond memories of those who have passed, even if their relationships were complicated. The episode continues the pattern of Psyche exploring complex emotions and relationships on the show.
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you know, our friend Michael passed away, you know, and and it was like and some people weren't very nice to him and yeah, did I, you know, kick him off the panel sometime and stuff like that? Yeah, I did. And he was, you know, controversial, but I now I feel kind of bad I kicked him off, you know, sometimes and I wasn't but he always took it in stride and he was always a
good sport about it. But I do want to like, you know, always want I just don't like the like the last memory. Hopefully it's the last memory of me is not just like kicking off the panel and it's like I just don't know what happened to him and it's like it's you know he died so young and stuff like that. Seems like I don't know. I hope hopefully nothing he didn't do anything to himself or anything like I really hope he did
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