When Maggie pulled his mom's pants down, I thought he was gonna run screaming from the room. He got a female anatomy lesson in the worst possible way.
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I think Glenn thought the same thing. SO close.

I think Glenn thought the same thing. SO close.

Looking back, I think Hawkeye was part of the culture in which a post-Vietnam model of manhood was emerging (in light of 2nd wave feminism) and was modeled on this New Man of the 1970s, in touch with his feminine side, a Phil Donahue type of guy. But yeah, he had mental strength for surviving the madness - I figure…

Looking back, I think Hawkeye was part of the culture in which a post-Vietnam model of manhood was emerging (in light of 2nd wave feminism) and was modeled on this New Man of the 1970s, in touch with his feminine side, a Phil Donahue type of guy. But yeah, he had mental strength for surviving the madness - I figure…

I know we were all wondering if "the killer within" was gonna be that baby, a la Dawn of the Dead.

I know we were all wondering if "the killer within" was gonna be that baby, a la Dawn of the Dead.

I love the character of Nolan. Deeply. But I've had a problem with the actor's performance all season - it's as if he absorbed all the intense fandom after season 1 and then over-reacted (or over-acted) by amping up the mannerisms (he leans in, hoarsely delivers his line, tilts an eyebrow, etc.), all very Gloria…

I love the character of Nolan. Deeply. But I've had a problem with the actor's performance all season - it's as if he absorbed all the intense fandom after season 1 and then over-reacted (or over-acted) by amping up the mannerisms (he leans in, hoarsely delivers his line, tilts an eyebrow, etc.), all very Gloria…

She's very eXistenZ in this, which makes her life in a mysterious parallel universe totally fitting.

She's very eXistenZ in this, which makes her life in a mysterious parallel universe totally fitting.

I agree the baby is a bad survival move. Anyone remember that M*A*S*H episode where Hawkeye is stuck on a bus with civilians and the North Koreans are on the prowl nearby and he hisses to a nearby mom with a crying baby to keep it quiet or they're all dead? After the danger passes, he looks over, the mom has tears…

I agree the baby is a bad survival move. Anyone remember that M*A*S*H episode where Hawkeye is stuck on a bus with civilians and the North Koreans are on the prowl nearby and he hisses to a nearby mom with a crying baby to keep it quiet or they're all dead? After the danger passes, he looks over, the mom has tears…

You've given me a brilliant idea for crossover television! The Wire meets Fringe. I would pay cash money to see Omar meet an Observer face to face.

You've given me a brilliant idea for crossover television! The Wire meets Fringe. I would pay cash money to see Omar meet an Observer face to face.

I'm extremely afraid that Peter just set in motion his own disappearance, maybe not the blinking-out-of-existence type as happened the last time he crossed the human-machine boundary, but disappearing as himself. Because that's what Peter has always done. His presence is always adjacent to his absence…from his bedroom…

I'm extremely afraid that Peter just set in motion his own disappearance, maybe not the blinking-out-of-existence type as happened the last time he crossed the human-machine boundary, but disappearing as himself. Because that's what Peter has always done. His presence is always adjacent to his absence…from his bedroom…

And not just super-advanced tech but tech that's apparently alive and sentient in some weird brain-worm way. Not smart at all.

And not just super-advanced tech but tech that's apparently alive and sentient in some weird brain-worm way. Not smart at all.

And I need some explanation of how they can be using their smart phones with impunity. In this Fascist future, does no one monitor cell towers (and why even have them if it risks the ants talking to each other?) or at least have electronic surveillance on all communications? Are signals not pinging somewhere in a…