I'm sure it'll come up. But imagine if way back, he accidentally signed his Hooli NDA with a bunch of different signatures - one cursive, one not, one just "Big Head", that won't hold up - rendering it, in a final twist for the season, completely useless.

Missed the best ever use of 3D in a movie: Jackass 3D. Not even kidding, it's the one 3D moviegoing experience I've had where the gimmick fit perfectly with the material, and was damn impressive on a technical level too.

I actually liked the camper stuff, thought it gave a good impression of the Saviors being in absolute control. No matter which way our crew turned, there was bigger and bigger cattle prod every time, pushing them in exactly the direction the Saviors wanted. And the illogical nature of it gave me the feeling of a big…

Young Harry being chased by bullies at the start reminded me a hell of a lot of IT too. And the ending made me think of Shawshank, apparently I wasn't the only one. King has a lot of repeating ideas and locations and motifs in his books, interesting that they're doing something similar in this adaptation, hope it's…

Wow, completely forgot. That's funny.

"Budget-Christoph Waltz"

As mentioned in the review, I was bothered by the fact that he seemingly got away with breaking into a place, lying in wait, and shooting a man, entirely premeditated. It felt dated, something for a slightly dumber show. It was the only real letdown in the episode for me.

"Hey Jonny!"

This is the first episode where it felt like they were trying too hard to make Hickey a replacement for Pierce. In the last few episodes Hickey has his own identity, the character had its own spin on things.