I imagine "Pepsi Perfect" wasn't supposed to be a variety of Pepsi as much as it was supposed to be a riff on Coca Cola's "Classic."

Ideally you should.

Apparently there's a tab in the middle, like a thermos?

I secretly think Pepsi is doing this, too. Last year they re-designed their bottles. (Before and after, respectively.)

Right - the unusual manner of signing the cross is an indication of that.

That doesn't seem to be his style, but if he is....the sign of the Cross is backwards.

Exactly.

I think what they're doing is filling the show with weird ideas - there's no suggestion that there's anything actually supernatural going on, but Cohle likes to assign meaning to things and think in cosmic terms.

Well yes, but this dude is a backwoods Christian revivalist.

And I had to pause the show when I watched Theriot lower his head and make the sign of the cross on his chest—because he does it backwards (right to left, instead of left to right). Given the meticulous layering of clues and symbols throughout the other episodes, my guess is that was intentional.

That's not what a synonym is.

I think you're right, he is based on those designs - but I think that's going to mean his species will be assigned as Kaleesh.

Hera Syndulla is probably related to Cham Syndulla, making her a direct connection to The Clone Wars. Zeb Orrellee looks to be a Kaleesh.

You mean we recognize the meaning behind symbols? Say it ain't so.

Besides the comics, it's some of the best Star Wars in the past decade. Not every episode is brilliant, but most of them are good, and some of them are brilliant.

OMG NUANCE?!

Right. It seems like she knows that "women's suffrage" means women get the right to vote, but thinks that the word "suffrage" means "suffering." Which.

Interesting - it also says that the definition of "labyrinthian" is "labyrinthine." So. I'm confused about this.

"Labyrinthian" might have a transcription error for "labyrinthine."

It's labyrinthian, I think.