"Every business segment set new performance records," said Krispy Kreme's chairman, Scott Livengood.
One particular segment, set to River Deep, Mountain High, feels like being repeatedly stung on the mind by a hallucinogenic jellyfish while inhaling huge clouds of history through a pipe.
Its third major ring road is under construction, with a northwestern segment set to open soon that is some 35 miles from downtown.
Then came the aftermath, in a third segment set to the "Kyrie" from Mozart's Mass in C minor, in choreography for dropping but resilient bodies.
Here we also get a trip to Scotland to find a real vampire lurking in the Edinburgh Dungeon tourist attraction, offering a foreign view of the familiar, but the middle segment, set in Samarkand, is more striking.
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky's "The Nutcracker Suite" is danced by fantastical corps of fish, fairies, and flora, while another segment, set to Amilcare Ponchielli's "Dance of the Hours," features a cast of animals, including hippos and elephants.
And Chloe Sevigny, in the segment set in 1972, is also mesmerizing as a radically different character, a shirt-and-tie wearing woman ostracized by lesbian feminists at the local college who think she is selling out to the male world.
The Grid Stability and Peaking segment sets power plants for peaking and load following solutions.
In an "Inside Edition" segment set to air tonight, Hunter's sister, Roxanne Marshall speaks about Rielle's relationship with Edwards.
Those reviewers who singled out the show's final segment, set after the return to Ohio, did so with compliments.
