No hurt from here, love Patty Heaton, she practicially anchored ELR til it found its legs.

Awesome. Small internet, huh?

Sam Neill?

Thanks for the clarification and validation that I wasn't going crazy :-p

Wait…is this the same MrPlow99 from TNIAAM? This is SHG.

Actually they weren't malfunctioning, they both started acting violently out of the presumed need for self-preservation.

I think 'GET OUT WHILE YOU STILL CAN' is pretty a pretty clear point. Whoever isn't already being destroyed is about to come face to face with FrankenDraper

Yeah I'm shocked the reviewers didn't address it either. It was blatant and I loved it. MM writers have always have a nice report with their more attentive viewers…I love when they throw us some red meat.

Seriously, the writers have left zero sacchine in the scripts. We're going to need the next 10 months just to break down and digest these eps.

I don't know why everyone's so confused about why Ginsberg chopped his nipple off, he seemed to make it very clear that it was the conduit by which the machine was communicating with him. Seems like a logical course of action.

So I live in Binghamton, NY: Birthplace of IBM. [well, technically Endicott…if you've been to the Triple Cities you know what conglomerative clusterfuck of municipalities it is]. The looming presence of "THINK" is so spot on. What's eeire is that IBM moved out of here en masse 15-20 years ago [I think there's still a…

I agree. Todd usually rewards 'crazy as shit' eps like Far Away Places or The Crash. I know none of it matters…but damn I want to know others' felt as awesome about this ep as I did.

Oh, haha I see that. Just I meant from the reviewers. :-)

CAN WE ACKNOWLEDGE THE HAL SHOT OF THE MEN TALKING?!?!?!?!

I also noticed that Don's face looked like it was representing a drunk when he was drunk.

'Computers, can't live with them…can't live without them'

Not sure I agree with that, both the Computer [it's pretty much its own character now, right?] and Cutler represent the cold pragmatism that's been inevitably creeping into the creative world. Don slowly losing the challenges to his style and view of the world has been the story since episode 1 ['I will not be spoken…

I think he finally recognized the depravity behind the veneer he's been seduced by. Probably had the 'man, the chick who's bed I'm sharing is someone's little girl'

And I miss Lane so very very much. 'Very well, happy Chirstmas' is perhaps my favorite moment of the show.

Actualy, I think he's drawn to it as a memento of Lane.