Rob McElhenney

Four of the ten fall in fire signs and only one in earth, plus three in water and a further two in air. Fire starts and water takes on the temperature of whatever it is near; almost nothing in the chart consolidates. McElhenney is on record for a long running comedy set in his own city and for a football club in another country, two commitments with no overlap at all except that he took both of them on.

The Sun sits at twenty five degrees of Aries with the Moon in Pisces behind it. Aries goes first and works the rest out later; Pisces takes the shape of whatever it has entered. Buying into a club in a country he is not from, and then being visibly part of it, needs both of those at once: the decision is the Aries half and the willingness to be absorbed is the Pisces one.

Three yods run through this chart and all three of them hold Pluto, with a T-square on top of that, which is a great deal of unresolved structure for one birth. The Moon is at an uneasy angle to Pluto at under a sixth of a degree, the tightest contact here. Four of the ten were retrograde at his birth, Venus among them, and Saturn sits square Uranus at under half a degree. A man running a comedy and a football club at the same time has a great deal of unresolved structure to find somewhere to put.

Jupiter arrived back at its starting degree in Gemini on 4 June 2024, at forty seven. Gemini is the sign that will hold two unrelated things at once without needing them reconciled, which is the only measure that makes sense of a record carrying a comedy and a football club on the same line. Four laps of the planet by then, and the most recent of them produced the stranger half of the pair.