So why are you still here?

You’re seeing it through the see through plastic edge of the maze, and the second stem of the N goes straight up and is capped off, definitely not an M. Also Journey into Night is Dr. Fords last narrative.

Clearly it’s a “Journey into M. Night Shyamalan’s Mind”.

Conflict, at least as we know it, arises from scarcity. Civilizations that could freely cross interstellar space probably don’t want for anything. We can assume that hostile, space faring warrior species who only want to watch the Universe burn exist, but I don’t find that very plausible.

Let me give you a hand.

If you don’t have lots of royals designated in your system, you don’t have anyone for the princesses to marry. Did they have a different system in the past that kept them from only marrying their cousins? They certainly didn’t go marry European or Asian royals to open up the pool.

The first season’s story was more tightly told than that of the oft-wandering, sometime-dithering second season. However, the new season’s story is much more interesting and at times quite disturbing.

So your biggest complaint is that they didn’t leave everything on a cliffhanger and actually resolved storylines?

Oh my god I’ll take Westworld’s ability to ask and actually answer questions every time over Lost’s nonsensical and constant introduction of new questions because nobody has any idea where this trainwreck we’ve started will end up and oh my god it’s a polar bear.

Here’s the trendy backlash, right on time.

Here’s my problem with the show: four episodes in, and I have yet to develop any kind of emotional attachment or even response to any of the characters. I am watching a complex plot unfold, but I simply don’t care about the characters. All I have is this idle curiosity of trying to figure out what the hell is going…

I was thinking he is a host who somehow escaped 30 years ago. The problem with this is that it seems like he would be able to be killed by other hosts, which currently isn’t the case.

I was thinking more along the lines that he is like a “super host” or “meta host” who has somehow been granted, or acquired guest status and guest privileges. He may, in fact believe he’s a guest.

I got bored with Luke Cage after about 4 epidodes. And Agents of Shield? You and I have differing tastes.