But I don’t think that’s Sons of Jacob really had a unified group in the beginning. Granted, the show owes us a lot of backstory (something I wish they had increased during season 1 so that they didn’t burn through the plot of the book so quickly), but from my interpretation of the book, the Sons of Jacob were…

Maybe it’s just me, but I think this show is trying to be too cute for its own good. From the over-long close-up shots to the music choices that, for me, rob whatever scene that precedes them of their power. I’ll keep watching, but I wish they would chill out.

I think my comment wasn’t posted. And I’m not sure I like this “new” commenting system, as it kicks a lot of posts into moderation. looks like half of the post are in moderation, and it takes a day or so to get them out. I really love the conversation here, but it’s being slowed down by this system, whatever it is, I…

I think everyone has to realize that this TV series is made from a book( an excellent book) that just tells a smidgen of the story. That Luke and June did not think to escape Giliad long before there actual try...And then the book ends with an epilogue 200 years in the future. So they get to fill in the empty story…

I hope next season we get some expansion beyond Boston. Honestly, I would also like to see at least one episode focusing more on how the Gilead folks were able to take over the entire damn country. I know they blew up Congress, but you mean to tell me every single military official, state government, National Guard…