Starting in S2, the credit sequence will replace all the euphemistic shots with actual dongs.

Given that the farting alien two-parter it's a good thing, since it hooked me on the show pretty thoroughly. It's only in the weakness of the last two seasons that I've considered dropping it.

I don't particularly want answers at all, given that the sense of mystery is such a big part of why the series is so atmospheric.

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At first I didn't buy the "Raising Hope is off the rails this season" narrative, but the last few weeks have not been kind. I think the weakness of the material stands out even more when delivering two episodes a week. If they were pairing strong and weak it could work, but two weak episodes together is…

I thought the clouds gathering were going to set up a great punchline where they agreed to all be superheroes and then a second storm takes away all the powers.

C+. I found more than Jess' final plan baffling, and didn't like having most of the episode's good moments undone (instead of the reunited Rudys dying, Rudy Two happily goes off traveling with the girlfriend he now knows is only the smallest push from becoming a mass murderer, leaving the other two connected and…

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I want to watch "2-Pac-king It In," his Tyler Perry produced sitcom about retiring from the music business and teaching middle-school

"So, just to clarify, you missed the contestant falling off a bridge into the lake, but you've got 25 minutes of footage of the pack of stray dogs that hangs around the village?"

Yeah, had the A-plot stayed more grounded and had the extra time to develop (even having Bart and Lisa team up to prank Skinner as revenge/protest, perhaps) it could have worked well. Instead they turned in another episode that wasted what could have actually worked if someone tried a bit harder. Even the pacing of…

Someone make an anti-Perkins gimmick account that calls him DERPKINS in the style of OBUMMER.

I always wonder why teams that can't find the next task or clue box don't pay closer attention to the camera crew since they're always getting the "it's right there, stupid" shots.

No, but it is coming back for season 2.

She's incredibly creepy. In fact, her ability to walk the line between seeming like a teenager reasonably responding to her bizarre situation and also like a slightly unearthly entity that knows more than she lets on (what in the -fuck- was in that garbage can, after all?) is one of the things that makes the show…

I think Anne Consigny is giving the best performance in a show full of great ones. She feels like the most fully realized person, even when she has little dialogue. I'm not sure the show can ever top her initial reaction to Camille's return.

The coffin filled with water is one of the most unsettling images I've ever seen. I don't even know why, but I can't handle how creepy it is.

I think they're wrapped up in what's happening with Camille, but it also seems pretty clear the dissolution of their marriage after Camille's death meant no one was really keeping close tabs on Lena given how frequently she's getting drunk at the bar even before Camille's return. That and she's 18-19 and also has had…

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The basement drainage problem is the narrow urethra of the house.