Along those lines, I wonder if in the end, Nas will face a reversal of last week's plea bargain scenario: Stone has found a way to get him off, but Nas has remembered that he did indeed kill Andrea. Does he allow himself to be found innocent when he knows he's guilty?

Awesome insight, especially the regression stuff. Wouldn't have thought of it, but you're right, it's all there.

Regarding the lack of blood on Nas referred to in the review: I've found it curious from episode 1 that Nas had so little blood on him. The murder aside, I thought having sex with a girl whose hand was bleeding from a stab wound would have left him with significant blood smears. He had scratches on his back, but…

Yes. I also watched Genysys finally and I felt much the same way - not great, but certainly enjoyable and far better than reviews led me to anticipate.

Please don't touch that.

Where. The. Fuck. Was. GOGGINS????

Between Dany's invasion and the white walkers, I have a really hard time thinking a satisfying conclusion can be reached in only two more seasons. Nine, folks, nine. Beginning, middle, and end. Stories are divisible by three and a show's season count should be, too.

Agreed. I thought he'd be scheming, but he's the straight up devil.

Awesome point, very interesting

I also think it symbolizes his inability to refrain from scratching an itch, in this case the itch being Nasir's dilemma.

As someone with eczema who's also been to prison, you musta consulted on this show.

To be fair though, a plea is in Nasir's best interest. The evidence is overwhelming.

Guess I'll be Kevin Garvey here and ask, "What'd you do?"

I agree with you. The kicker for me was the failed attempt to give some last minute advice. Someone who doesn't care about Nas wouldn't have that instinct.

Agreed, but I also thought that there was way less blood on him than there should have been given that they had sex while her hand was bleeding so much. Almost looks as if he somehow cleaned up post-sex, and it's actually someone other than her whose blood is on his hand.

Totally. "Relentlessly bleak" was sooooo off base.

True, but I think the reviewer's credibility has declined with each episode. For example, this review is critical of the fwct that the girls emerged when the clock struck zero. Didn't happen.

Hey, way to equate killing a goat with raping a catatonic woman. You're the best.

I'm 9 months late, but what is the reviewer talking about by saying Matt and Mary wind up safely back in Jarden? Matt winds up in the stockade with his ass getting pelted by cabbage. These reviews have been rife with similar errors.

Nine months late to this party, but I agree. I think another interesting aspect to Patti is she draws a connection between Kevin and his father's supposed mental illness. His dad claimed to have gotten "better" when he started listening to the people he was seeing, and so far, Patti has been helpful since Kevin…