Also, he's still carrying the same knife.

If she was dead they would have showed it.

This episode definitely felt a bit too pat and "magical" for a show that so often intentionally avoids beng both.

The needle cartridge (the plastic underneath the metal) is totally modern.

The Eno documentary currently on Amazon Prime is an excellent recap of his early period. (71-76) Lots of interesting info.

"Make a confident decision with absolutely no information."

And Weird Al already has the theme song.

Sure. He created Mazinger, Devilman, and Cutey Honey. Mostly family friendly by Japanese standards.

"This Zord has a package to deliver!"

More Go Nagai.

For the things he did and said.

That's your religion.

The put a hotwire to his head.

Plum crazy like a fox.

I hear what you're saying, and I would have agreed with you for a long time. Now, after Inception and Interstellar I'm beginning to feel like *every* Nolan film is a deconstruction of film-making, art and the artist rather than actually being about whatever it's about. It's gotten more and more difficult for me to be…

Is it though? It's a good Nolan film, brilliant in execution, and too clever by half, but in a hughly entertaining way. I find it, like most of his films, most impactful on first viewing, and the sliding from art to artifice once you know how the trick is done.

I want mine with chicken!

You'll have to binge watch the whole season to find out!

"The Gick"

Not if FX explodes behind him as he walks away.