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I highly recommend sticking with it. Season one took awhile to find its legs, but the show gets leaps and bounds better after the finale.

I highly recommend sticking with it. Season one took awhile to find its legs, but the show gets leaps and bounds better after the finale.

From what I remember, Lodz traveled with Scudder in the old country, and it was his bear that fucked up Belyakov (sp? - Management). He definitely knew WAY more than he let on.

From what I remember, Lodz traveled with Scudder in the old country, and it was his bear that fucked up Belyakov (sp? - Management). He definitely knew WAY more than he let on.

Oh absolutely. I feel like there was a lot to like about season four, but I feel they absolutely misused Bell and Jones so egregiously that I couldn't help but be disappointed with the season's endgame. Although I am very much looking forward to a war with the Observers.

Oh absolutely. I feel like there was a lot to like about season four, but I feel they absolutely misused Bell and Jones so egregiously that I couldn't help but be disappointed with the season's endgame. Although I am very much looking forward to a war with the Observers.

Especially the disturbing double teeth and irises.

Especially the disturbing double teeth and irises.

From what I remember, didn't an Observer distract Walternate, causing him to miss the fact that he had in fact found the cure for Peter's disease? If so, I wonder how that will affect the upcoming season. Which, by the way, you would think Fox would promote, but I have seen nary a trailer or commercial. Had I not…

From what I remember, didn't an Observer distract Walternate, causing him to miss the fact that he had in fact found the cure for Peter's disease? If so, I wonder how that will affect the upcoming season. Which, by the way, you would think Fox would promote, but I have seen nary a trailer or commercial. Had I not…

Scudder's psychic surgery in this episode is one of the most terrifying scenes in a show chock full of them. I love how that was shot.

Scudder's psychic surgery in this episode is one of the most terrifying scenes in a show chock full of them. I love how that was shot.

I know he will probably decline to answer, but I would love to know more about the storylines that would have followed season two. Specifically Ben and Sofie's.

I know he will probably decline to answer, but I would love to know more about the storylines that would have followed season two. Specifically Ben and Sofie's.

Well he for sure believes the "conspiracy" that Obama plans to crash the world economy so a shit-ton of Muslims can flood the country so he can install Sharia law. To a fucking idiot like my brother-in-law, that would be the Antichrist.

Well he for sure believes the "conspiracy" that Obama plans to crash the world economy so a shit-ton of Muslims can flood the country so he can install Sharia law. To a fucking idiot like my brother-in-law, that would be the Antichrist.

Tell that to my moronic shitheel brother-in-law. I'm fairly certain he truly believes Obama is the Antichrist.

Tell that to my moronic shitheel brother-in-law. I'm fairly certain he truly believes Obama is the Antichrist.

There were about forty people in the audience in Richmond, but the noisy, old assholes behind me walked out when Amy Adams said cunt. That was nice. They were tittering quite loudly during the scene in Philadelphia where Dodd was singing.