It's not even the first Bioware game you can say that about. :P

Maybe I'm crazy, but something about this story smells fishy.

Maybe I'm crazy, but something about this story smells fishy.

I think you're absolutely right. Season 2 had a structure that didn't just pop up out of nowhere. A lot of the Season 2 plotlines are actually well done, because a lot of the place-setting is done for them in late Season 1.

I think you're absolutely right. Season 2 had a structure that didn't just pop up out of nowhere. A lot of the Season 2 plotlines are actually well done, because a lot of the place-setting is done for them in late Season 1.

I think somewhere in Season 2, this show's writers took a big line of metaphorical (maybe literal) cocaine, and decided that if all it's characters weren't involved in their own action packed, fast moving plots every episode, where you're constantly running away from something or driving hurredly somewhere, you're…

I think somewhere in Season 2, this show's writers took a big line of metaphorical (maybe literal) cocaine, and decided that if all it's characters weren't involved in their own action packed, fast moving plots every episode, where you're constantly running away from something or driving hurredly somewhere, you're…

I dunno, I thought the DEA/Shutter Island scene was great.

I dunno, I thought the DEA/Shutter Island scene was great.

Even then, even if I believed her backstory; this is a character who is clearly, woefully underqualified both naturally (unlike say, Michael, who had an innate flair for the work) and in terms of any sort of training or theoretical grounding.

Even then, even if I believed her backstory; this is a character who is clearly, woefully underqualified both naturally (unlike say, Michael, who had an innate flair for the work) and in terms of any sort of training or theoretical grounding.

Not to mention it's bound to include people internationally that couldn't watch it on HBO last night.

Not to mention it's bound to include people internationally that couldn't watch it on HBO last night.

Based on Bert's past MO, if he figures it out I'd say it's likely he'll just keep it to himself until he needs to manipulate Don.

Based on Bert's past MO, if he figures it out I'd say it's likely he'll just keep it to himself until he needs to manipulate Don.

Seems the logical thing to do right after you're done expouding to your understandibly upset captor how she shares some sort of innate bond with them, and that her presence multiplies their power.

Seems the logical thing to do right after you're done expouding to your understandibly upset captor how she shares some sort of innate bond with them, and that her presence multiplies their power.

From the heavily forshadowed Jaguar fuck up, to Lane holding his one lens of his broken glasses peering bewildered into the engine, Lane's first botched suicide was simultaneously the oddest, saddest, darkest and funniest thing I've seen in a long while.

From the heavily forshadowed Jaguar fuck up, to Lane holding his one lens of his broken glasses peering bewildered into the engine, Lane's first botched suicide was simultaneously the oddest, saddest, darkest and funniest thing I've seen in a long while.

Pyat Pree really seemed to have grabbed the idiot ball with both hands this week.