What was it, "purge herself"?  LOL.

So basically you're conceding that this show doesn't exist in anything resembling the real world.  That even though it employs real-world contrivances  like "Montauk," "New York City," "Rikers Island," and "the laws of physics," it might as well take place in Fantasyland.

Declan probably also might not believe that Nolan listens to a police scanner in his spare time…or that a Montauk police scanner would pick up chatter from New York City 120 miles away.

"Deleted scenes from Unfaithful"?  How about "actual scenes from A Perfect Murder"? 

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So we're supposed to believe that in a single night, all these things transpire:

Maybe I'm mistaken, but I remember the line as "Krieger's hard at work.  Literally." "Ew."

Pam's a moped.  Mopeds are fun but you don't want your buddies to see you riding one.

Have we ever seen Krieger's license plate?  Because I'm thinking…"YYZ 2112."

"Into the garbage chute, spyboy!"  I was waiting…

Pretty sure the "density" thing is from Back to the Future, unless I missed a step somewhere (because, like Todd, Frisky Dingo is completely alien to me, too).

Speaking of obsolete milkers…

I don't know if people do (I don't get out much either), but I think a lot of times it's enough for people to want to talk this way, at least other people, if not themselves.

I am willing to bet a small amount of money that more people watched this TV show than ever saw the play or the movie.  (And I saw the movie.)  I might even extend that bet to cover everyone who ever heard of the play or movie, but you'd have to give me odds.

Get Bent.

That occurred to me, except this one's the funny version.

IMHO, this show already deserves better than this qualified recommendation. Who needs there to be a lot of actual laughs if I'm smiling giddily throughout the whole show?  You left out that the snappy dialogue comes with impeccable delivery by even the minor characters (like Vlad).  Also the subtleties of the physical…

Sure that wasn't "Ignition"?

Mallory: "What year do you think this is?"
Archer: "I, uh, yeah. Exactly. Good question."

Somewhat agree.  When they showed the picture of the Horizon crew—"a small group of brave colonists can terraform Mars"—and it was all men, I knew right then and there that something was up along the lines eventually revealed.  Of course, it raises the question why they only took (or meant to take, anyway) one fertile…