It’s more because they want certain advantages to appear at certain times. The legacy advantage, for example, needs to be put out early in the game (which is why it went with the first urn), whereas they wouldn’t want to put a “steal a vote” advantage in until after the merge. Setting out the order of which days there…

Well, the tribes were divided by race, so it did not turn out well in general. I agree on how long it takes to meet everyone - especially when they do the early tribe switches, it’s so hard to get a feel for who’s who and their relationships with each other.

But there’s also a lot more advanced technology that’s even more complicated. My husband’s an AV technician and he’s constantly having to get certified on new tech. Remember, AV also includes huge videoscreens, digital art and video installations, video billboards, professional sound systems, global videoconferencing,…

Fair point.

He had me at fugazi.

They did 4 starting tribes of 5 in Cook Islands.

This keeps coming up. Jeff has stated in interviews that they must be smashed in order.

But it’s not the effects of radiation/nuclear events aren’t common knowledge. Why not just say “bomb the crap out of us” or “hit us with a drone strike”? It seems like a small thing but it bugs the crap out of me.

She told him. In this episode. Repeatedly.

It also bugged me that even at the end he still didn’t care about her religious customs. She shared this whole personal story about her family and religion, and he immediately offered her pork afterwards. Again.

I thought the same thing!

I’d assume it means that despite their relationship, no matter how long it lasts, Kuasa & Mari will still be born. 

Was that an Orphan Black reference with Ray’s mention of “Clone Club”? 

I don’t understand the talk of “nuking Seattle”. Why would you irradiate US soil? A major nuclear event would leave huge swaths of land uninhabitable for decades, with catastrophic impacts on humans, the economy, and the environment. It wouldn’t just affect Seattle, it would have far-reaching repercussions for the…

Or Slapshot!

Wouldn’t you call a deer wandering on to the highway and stopping dead in your headlights a reasonable automotive situation? Because I’ve lived in places where that happens all the time, and other than the size of what you’re hitting, the mechanics are exactly the same.

He’s so broken inside!

THANK YOU! Like, you’re telling me that nobody in that precinct is ever going to refer to, or allude to, the fact that Charlotte “is Luci’s stepmother” ever again? Seems like the kind of thing that should come up over Dan’s & Charlotte’s coffee together

I live to fanwank.

And the season 1 episode “Night of the Hawk” where they went after Savage in 1958 Oregon, but even then it was only a few comments from Jax about how the good-old days weren’t good for everyone, and some mild racism around the high school jocks telling Jax to stay away from their white women and sideways glances at…