Though I've been subscribed to MDE's various banned & unbanned YouTube channels since 2010-ish, Hyde is an unabashed asshole whose fanbase over the past few years has twisted into something far more insufferable than I could have ever imagined. I can't say the show itself is much to be grieved over, though it…

I agree (with both of those comments!), and interestingly enough, Lindelof had recently said in an interview that he had to remove some key Jill-focused scenes this season due to time, but I'd imagine he would love to place the spotlight on her in S3 (along w/ Kevin's father, who would be central, according to him).

Brilliantly put.

The final five minutes made me tear up big time. I don't know what else there is to say except, I love this show, and I love you guys. Season 3 or we riot. Just one more. That's all we need.

Agreed on all accounts!

Oh.

Preach; she flat-out frightened me at points. One of the best performances I think I've seen from her. The school bus was just ice cold.

Still holding out hope that Matt will create his own version of the Guilty Remnant in defiance of Meg's straight-up terrorism:

Considering its ratings have consistently been higher than or, at worst, equal to those of 'Girls,' which is itself earning a 5th season, I see no reason why there won't be!

Yep, Kevin was the last person Wayne spoke to in the bathroom stall as he bled to death.

Absolutely agree with those sentiments!

The sense of ambiguity that pervades this series definitely should not be ignored in tonight's episode, and though I, like most others, had initially thought of the hotel as being a 'literal purgatory,' it is worth thinking about whether or not it was 'real' or, as you say, a representation of Kevin's subconscious.

I think Neil was the one who ate the shit, actually…

As if Kevin Harvey, International Ghost Assassin didn't already make me continually question my sexuality on this show, he just has to start the episode splashing out of a bathtub butt-naked…

I saw 'Love' at TIFF just about a month ago or so. Vishnevetsky is actually fairly spot-on in his assessment of the film, particularly in his examination of the film's much more tempered, clinical mode of cinematography as contrasted with Noé's manic, ceaseless movement of the camera in his prior three feature films;…

In all seriousness, I didn't think tonight's episode to be nearly as bad as many are making it out to be. Could have been worse; could have been better. For True Blood, that's a victory.

"So, Alan… Nine years ago, you wrote what is widely considered to be
the greatest television series finale ever. When you look back on True
Blood, are you happy with how it concluded? Do you feel it will do your
legacy justice?"

Oh my gosh, I thought the exact same thing about the stake dropping with less momentum with each cut of the ropes. So dumb.

Oh, no, I like her, I just meant "lol" in terms of Jason's 'revelation' making me laugh either way.

Yo did Jason mean pink the colour or Pink the pop artist?