I'd totally forgotten about the bonkers ending of Sandy Passage until reading this comment. yeah, taking the series as a whole up to this point, that ending does seem wildly outside the norm.

homing in on. not honing.

I turned last week's off halfway through, and I did the same with this one. when it became apparent Zoe would find god after viewing her mother's sonogram I checked out. by all means, tell me if I judged the episode too harshly and should return. but this week was another miss, for me.

I haven't checked in in awhile. what happened?

turned it off halfway through.

marketshare.

I couldn't even finish this episode. I turned it off halfway through when I realized it was one long commercial. I may have laughed once.

at what point do you admit that you actually ARE living in 2016 and not 1950?

tell that to Bill Burr. https://www.youtube.com/wat…

dude fills out a pair of standard issue sheriff's pants quite well.

exactly. I'm just starting and have watched two episodes but I can't believe I've come here to find people complaining about her performance. it is raw, real, and crackling with just the kind of sheer terror and barely held-togetherness a parent would feel if their kid had gone missing. one note and underdeveloped??…

he's an emotional man. all that rage and sadness, simmering just under the surface.

I burst out laughing several times during this episode, and that was one of them.

oh, I thought the punch joke was funny. horrifying, and funny.

definitely Patton. Aziz, too. I don't enjoy their standup the way I used to. the jokes just seem too laboriously constructed.

he was a former manager, but he did not own the rights to their ABKCO recordings. that was Allen Klein.

former manager Allen Klein.

this should get more likes.

"I watched it on my laptop while wearing headphones on first viewing and
got lost in the overall experience of the environment the animators had
created, not focusing so much on the plot."

love Blackfish-ish Dre.