The weirdest episode of Legion yet…!

Here's the forum post in question:

There's a show on the CW with a character named Jughead. I think it's Vampire Diaries?

I just can't get over the fact that the main character's name is Shadow Moon. Maybe it plays better on the page, but it's hilarious and overwrought when spoken. An earlier trailer had that prison warden say something like "I have some bad news for you, Shadow" and it was like Starz had adapted My Immortal instead.

The Curator!

I think the real answer is just that the writers didn't think of that* but you can sorta handwave it by saying that they're using the word "rent" as a shorthand for dues and fees that come with owning an apartment in an upscale building like that, as well as just general living expenses.

-Something about this episode that has gotten surprisingly little notice (and isn't mentioned at all here, as far as I can tell): this episode was directed by Allison "Gas Food Lodging" Anders, which is probably a big reason the Jones family drama was so grounded and affecting.

Yeah, I'm really surprised by the "Archie wasn't a dumbass" thread in the comments, since I thought him immediately siding with FP's version of the story over his dad's was the dumbest thing he's done yet.

In one episode Betty is seen using "Sleuthster" and in the next scene Veronica is talking about having Googled something.

Yes! So stuffed with empties that Jug knocked one away just by opening the door!

He was so so so good this episode. I love that he was so sincere in the part…other actors (especially former Next Big Things) would have approached it with a sense of remove and given a performance that let everyone know he was aware of slumming it on a silly CW teen drama.

Holy shit, a CW version of The Thin Man…!

I really hope there's some other show about to drop there, like the Blossoms were behind the arrest, because otherwise that was really lazy Act III Complication plotting.

Riverdale By The Sea

The "Comments" button doesn't show up if you have AdBlock enabled on the page, so to them I guess it's solving a problem that definitely exists…?

It might be a stretch but it's good enough of an explanation that I can now hand wave away how bad it looks. Thanks!

I'm sorry I keep complaining about this, but the Shadow King effects look sooooo bad and dated. It's mystifying considering how great the rest of the show looks.

"Rey Porkins."

I certainly don't think it's an awesome trend, to be sure, but they're barely involved in the action sequences, most of which have been conceived, storyboarded, and pre-rendered long before the directors are even hired. (Heck, long before the script is even done in a lot of cases…there are a lot of movies that only…

I just made the mistake doing the math: men who are 50 this year graduated from high school in 1985 and are probably just as clueless about Bullit as the teenagers.