I think he's just evil. To his daughter "You want to get married one day, baby?" "Yes." "Then don't ask a man where he's been." (Paraphrasing, of course). He claimed he was already sleeping with Hannah, he claimed he let George give him BJs. Trey is just evil.

No.

And he's one of the most fantastic sleazy characters on a current TV show. I love watching Sean Bridgers act the hell out of that role.

Keep going. We're talking about a serial mean person who lashes out at subordinates (and audience members). Jesus, you've never snapped at 4 people in your life for legit and non-legit reasons? Anyway, I just listened to half of the Cenac podcast this morning and this guy has some serious relationship issues. He needs…

Pope didn't go back in time. He caused the car accident in 2014 and put Ben & Theresa in hibernation. Ethan had already been in hibernation since before Theresa and Ben came looking for him. But that was all in 2014. Then when Pope and the rest of the volunteers finished collecting eventual Wayward Pines residents,…

Well that's a storyline I might get with. But right now it's dangling and I don't think the drug dealer - with what we've been shown so far — is witty enough to go up against Elliot. He can hurt Elliot, but no one is killing off the protagonist. And it can easily turn into some caper-type plot.

It wasn't HIS computer. He smashed someone else's property. I don't care how angry I am at Facebook, I'll sooner punch a hole in the wall.

Unfortunately, I don't think this will bode so well for Cenac's career going forward. Who wants to hire a volatile comedian who may rat you out when you're having a bad day or tell an off color joke (in your own writers' room as you're parsing new material)? Stewart may have very well used an offensive voice when he…

Examples. Not counting Maron (who admits he was an asshole to Stewart) and the intern/PA who snuck into Jon's office to prove to him what a genius comedian she was.

That's a good catch. Here's the thing with predictions, though. About north of 90% are wrong. And here how you can test it. Go find a show you haven't seen. - one with at least one full season. After each episode read a recap. Nearly every prediction is never close to what really ends up happening.
Your prediction is…

Reading comprehension today … sigh. "I hope the writers have something interesting for that storyline…"
They create this dumb as shit drug dealer who figures out who his snitch is and then kidnaps the snitch's neighbor/crush — not sure who the drug dealer thinks Elliot is. So now we'll have a B-plot about Elliot…

You think a plot about a raping, kidnapping drug dealer out to get revenge on Elliot sounds the least bit interesting for Mr. obot? (Sorry, can't edit spelling error. Not my fault)

Has anyone in their life, even in their worst temper tantrum, ever smashed a computer? Those things are expensive. I have 2 old laptops I don't use anymore and I wouldn't even smash those.

FYI: This is how Vulture saw the scene, "Fernando’s sense of the universe is full of checks and balances, making sure each action is satisfied with a countermeasure. He promises someone will get hurt — “That’s how we get square with the universe” — and it doesn’t take much pacing about his cell to figure out who…

It could go either way, though, right? we're not sure if he suspects Elliot or if he just thinks Elliot can help him? I was pretty certain he suspected Elliot but didn't think Vega was smart enough. So your theory sounds more plausible. Do you know what that picture was? Just ordinary evidence from investigators?…

Was that an Elliot screwup that the photo the attorney had implicating the drug dealer had a bottle of Suboxone? Or were those pics taken by investigators and it just happened to have Elliot's drugs and the drug dealer had a hunch? (And I'm certain it wasn't his morphine. Elliot was the only client who purchased…

I think you're just commenting to see yourself comment.

He predicts the future in every episode(stealing cable tv = broadband)

Right. Cosby didn't do anything pre-80s. 60s - I Spy. 70s- Fat Albert. A slew of albums, a lucrative commercial career, live performances. All before you were a twinkle in you mommy and daddy's eye in the backseat of their 80s Nissan Maxima.

It's not like other shows have ever proven that time and time again. Ahemfreaksandgeakshem.