Les Revenants ends up being absolutely A++ unfuckwithable. I'll be curious to see if you think it crushes it as hard as I think it does.

I'm absolutely with you that the show is about Norma—see my comment in the review about how it's a Greek tragedy about Norma, not Norman—but I don't think she gets what she whats to the degree you're implying. More often than not, Norma's attempts to get what she wants fly out of control and fail, and the only times…

There wasn't room, but BELIEVE YOU ME there was discussion of that around these here parts.

Norman rolling his eyes at Norma while Annika looks at them in the office was spectacular.

Interesting read on things. Yeah, we'll have to disagree, but I like your argument that Norma's pathos go that deep. I just don't think she wants—or even would understand—that kind of manipulation. I think she's desperately trying to make things right for her very disturbed son, and her own neediness is fucking it up.…

Agreed. I think this is meant to demonstrate how Caleb can use his aw-shucks demeanor to get whatever he wants. It actually makes me think that when he left the first time, last season, it's because he may have been playing the long game.

Melodramatic Norma Bates is the best Norma Bates.

And fair warning, you guys: I love talking about the Freudian psych aspects of this show, so it's probably going to pop up now and then in the reviews. But feel free to sound off about it in the comments—I'm happy to discuss it here, as well.

I can see that you're a person who likes their captions.

Agreed! Still doesn't mean most metal guitarists can't mop the floor technically with most indie guitarists. The average metal shredder is ten times the technical wizard of the average indie guitar player.

I knew this would happen! Of course there are great indie rock guitarists. But pick 50 metal guitarists at random, alongside 50 indie guitarists, and you'll end up with 49 technically stellar metal guitar players and maybe 3 indie shredders if you're lucky.

Other than flipping the first two, I agree.

Feel free to post any Vines of snoring pugs. They are my reason to get up in the morning.

He also made a Punisher one and a Venom one. None of them are anywhere near as bizarrely entertaining as Power/Rangers.

It's a fair point. I'm vegetarian, so I can't speak to their beef quality, but if it's anything like their produce selection, you have nothing to worry about.

Bold! Evidence?

Speaking as a fan of Faraci's, I think he's missing what's kind of fascinating about this whole thing. He wants to crap on someone, but there's really no one to crap on besides Saban for being so hostile to the idea of fan films. Even if Kahn thinks most fan films suck—and there's no reason to think otherwise—he made…

I weirdly admire that these movies, which cost well in excess of 200 million dollars, are content to spent roughly 3 bucks at Kinko's for the official poster.

I wouldn't dream of it!

I thought it was a pretty simple analogy, actually. Lots of bands wouldn't fit that comparison. Sorry you didn't like it, thanks for reading.