Came here to do the T.S. Eliot-reference. Beaten by the article itself.

Hahaha, that would've been awesome!

I kinda agree with you, but they've managed it well so far. And since it's not looking well for a second season, well... :(

Except the writers have said that "one reality is a dream, the other's real". There's no twist on the concept - they're just playing with it now, and seeing how much shit they can put Britten through.

It's fine.

Certainly looks that way though, but no, it's just a similar idea from some other guys.

Neighborhood Watch isn't a remake of Attack the Block, actually.

I don't doubt it, but this was something I really didn't know and when it comes to this film, I'd rather not know anything. ;)

You really had to spoil that Sigourney Weaver was in Cabin in the Woods? I get that it's not a huge spoiler, but this is really the sort of thing I'd not like to know going in.

Aah! NOW it makes sense. I couldn't understand why everyone kept talking about the 19th trippy episode when it was CLEARLY the 20th episode in Season 2.

Except for one thing; Brown Betty was episode 20.

That and "A mysterious Fringe event" kicks off every episode of the show, yes. :P

He probably time-travels though. So that's not really 2036-him. I'm not sure though, but that would be my bet. :)

We had an explanation for the penguin, didn't we? Wasn't he on drugs or something like that, to get better in one of the worlds? Plus, he imagined his psychiatrist in the Wife's world.

I really liked this episode actually; the last two showed us a lot with his wife, then his son. This time around, it was conspiracy time.

I've been sold on this from the start (Fuller is a wonderful writer) and this doesn't exactly make me LESS psyched. BRING ON THE HORROR/COMEDY/WHATEVER! :D

Supernatural: I'm calling it; the ghost in "Of Grave Importance" is Bobby.

I get that, and probably would as well. Hoping for a win here! *crosses fingers*

HUGE congratulations, Charlie Jane! Very deserving.

aaaand hearted. ;)