I wouldn’t say Jesus as in the Christian entity, but rather Jesus-like in a metaphysical sense.

I love the “limbo” theory. There is definitely something mystical going on and Dud is the center of it. Little hints, like the water falling from the ceiling just as he was indoctrinated into the lodge, reveal that there is something bigger in store.

I say that every time Chase builds a new bank every two blocks

In that case, let’s say that his granddaughter is as young as 5 at the beginning of BCS, that would mean that in BB she is would be 11-13. She seemed much younger than that in BB (still on swings). It really isn’t like Gilligan to make such a glaring mistake. 

Good news! It is being reviewed! Having not watched the third episode, I haven’t read the recap yet, so I don’t know if it was a review of the first 3 episodes or just one.

Kim’s reaction was based on Jimmy’s nonchalant flippant reaction, not the contents of the letter. If she wrote the letter, she was most likely expecting Jimmy to show grief or at least get a little emotional. Her reaction works for both circumstances.

I can’t imagine Chuck not wanting to lecture Jimmy or give himself an opportunity to be the righteous one, so the letter did seem suspicious. We as the audience did not at all expect a “nice” letter, so why wasn’t Jimmy also surprised?

Hooray! Thanks for reviewing this show!

Hahaha- karma that keeps on giving!

And wasn’t Cherry a manipulative nut in past seasons?

If this show has to come back for one more season, I hope they can leave superficial Sierra out it. 

My feeling is the casting director for this show had a thing about brunettes with pursing lips and slight overbites.

I think it is heartening to know that Whitney isn’t a bitch because she is damaged. She is just a bitch.

At the end of next season, we will learn that Ben didn’t actually drop Alison into the sea but rather was pushed by his wife at the pier at exactly the wrong moment.

It sure would have been much more dignified if Cole walked off with the urn instead of running like a school boy.

It is all about essence. This is hard to do with minimalistic drawing.

That’s the thing—Kim knows who Jimmy is. Jimmy has not tried to hide it, a Don Draper he is not.

I’ve got fucking chills.

Welcome to the 1%

My take: Westworld is interesting and watchable, but it just doesn’t have “heart.” Conversely from last season, I don’t think there is one character who I truly care about.