Halušky

Well, clearly all of this Polish food is unhealthy, 'cause I was gonna say one equally as unhealthy.

Halushky? Do you-

Oh

... do a lot of halushky at your house?

Sometimes the dough also has potato in it, because Slovakia.

Halushki looks, and I say this with genuine affection, like something the dog sicked up.

But it tastes extraordinary.

Salty sheep's cheese, smoky bacon, and a kind of potato gnocchi.

And, uh, Come Again is set, uh, in the 1970s, where the spirit of the love generation still lingers in one intentional community, uh, nestled deep in the Ozark Mountains.

And after years without personal space or secrets of her own, single mother Haluska feels like she's losing her identity.

When Haluska stumbles across a cave hidden away, she and her best friend, uh, friend's husband escape the impossible scrutiny by entangling themselves in an affair.

When they're together, the whispers, rumors, and idealistic posturing that made up the fabric of their daily lives melt away, but their love nest hides a much deeper secret.

When their young sons Jacob and Shane stumble across their hiding place, they uncover something far more sinister than a tryst.

Haluska will need to confront both herself and the terrifying indifference of her own community to save the boys from a long-slumbering evil that has been calling to her from the beginning.

Very fascinating concept there.

Sounds cool.