His behaviour is somewhat logical, it just seems so damn extreme.

I have no idea what would be going on right now if we had the competent season 1-3 guards instead of the untrained season 3 guards.

>> Otherwise, I agree, it seems like an indictment since we don't have a single male vet who isn't utterly off the res.<<

>>Piscatella and Humphrey, and I have to admit that it did not work for me. Throughout the season, there has been an unspoken reality that Piscatella did not see the inmates as people, and that was fine: he came from Max, and that comes with different philosophies that we knew would have long term consequences. But as…

Well I think that's more or less the same thing. Magneto probably still tried to turn world leaders into mutants by kidnapping rogue. Striker's still out there, so I assume he kidnapped Xavier and did his plan too. I guess he didn't do it in his facility, though. Since the X-Men know about it.

Yeah, I don`t think the scene was pivitol, but I think Singer`s trying to make it clear that X1 and X2 still happened. Not in the same way, but they still happened.

Yeah, Mystique is kind of my least favourite thing about the… uh… prequel trilogy? I guess. It`s disappointing to me, because Mystique was such a bamf in X2 while hardly having any dialogue. She still had an arc, people weren't worshipping at her feet. She wasn't caught in some cliche 'light vs. darkness' plot line.

The prison cast is pretty evenly split between white, Hispanic (and Dominican) and black.

McCulloch, Blake and the guy with the beard (the one who made Blanca stand on the table) are all just kind of followers. They're more bad by osmosis than they are outright nasty.

I think it's more that he's following his training to the absolute letter.

Finally I can comment on what an absolute monster I think Humphrey is. I mean it was already pretty obvious, but what amounts to basically CAGE FIGHTING during a murder investigation? What if one of the key suspects had been injured or worse, killed?

It's the mommy issues thing. Lolly represents his mother, and he was trying to save his mother.

And yet was still arguably the best king this show has seen.

You know, I'm not sure anyone deserves to be branded. That seems a little on the medieval side.

RIP Donaldson (okay, he's not dead, but still).

"He doesn't put his own position on the line to a serious extent. "

I was talking about her situation with her husband in regards to her pathos. It's a situation she put herself into seemingly, but it earned a bit of my pity. I just… really don't like Linda. I like the actress, but I find the character completely insufferable.

Maybe you could chill the hell out? Just a thought.

Yeah it was more a dig at Linda than any sort of praise for Fig…

It's tribal, not racist. :P