I’m scared too, but the BEST thing we can do right now is volunteer. Canvass, do “get out the vote” phonebanking, hell, hold up a sign on a streetcorner. Whatever you can do, do. I understand the appeal of drinking to stupor but we need to not get apathetic and disconnected now that it’s closer and scary. Consider…

Right? Also, like, a lot changes in 8 years. 8 years ago I was still afraid to use liquid eyeliner and “selfie” wasn’t a word.

Do not wash that arm until election day. And then use it to vote. ;)

I literally did not know until that post that ANYONE was truly team Logan.

It definitely has not been an element of the general election conversation. However, when Bill Clinton came to Wyoming ahead of our caucus, he met with representatives of the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho tribes privately, then spoke publicly at his rally about native issues and, specifically, how Hillary’s…

He was a good guy in “The Mask of Zorro!” Which I actually saw as a kid before I saw “Silence of the Lambs,” so I wondered for a while why nobody ever just saw him as an affable hero type.

The mythology mostly matches up too. I mean, from the limited amount of it we’ve been exposed to in the show. I also sort of love the idea of a robot revolution and the robots left symbolically repurposing human artifacts at the end of it.

Oh yeah he seems lovely in person! Just funny how is onscreen persona is always soaked in weird menace.

Haha, yeah, he worked really well as (this version of) Yondu. Maybe GotG2 will finally up his onscreen good guy factor!

Love Michael Rooker, but once you see him in Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer it becomes impossible to cast him as a lovable good guy, I feel.

So, they are basically adapting the kachina for the purposes of this universe, right?

If the player piano starts up with a version of “All Along The Watchtower,” then MAN THE BATTLE STATIONS, some shit is about go down.

I wondered (and I think other commenters have said this too) if maybe the image isn’t baked into the native images/lore as a kind of failsafe for if something gets screwed up and androids actually see the hazmat guys. It creates an in-world explanation for the image that justifies the odd “foreign” quality of the…

Interesting. But why wouldn’t he scalp her? Would she have said something to indicate to him that she didn’t have the map?

The question of pleasure, on both sides of the equation, is a pretty interesting one. I mean, we already know that the park is built to encourage various kinds of sadistic behavior (murdering people at will, going “black hat” for fun, Dolores). So yes, it could very well be that the programmers recognize that any…

Oh interesting. 1) I think it’s awesome that ALREADY people are microanalyzing fonts and labels to find clues. This show better live up to that level of dedication!

I agree, but I also think sort of the by the numbers performance of sexuality in the context of robot prostitution was a fantastic contrast to the last scene on pretty much every level.

Talk to me about this. I had 0% considered that the timelines could be muddied to that extent, but thinking about it now....I could imagine that being possible. OMG.

Maeve finding those drawings made me legitimately gasp; it turned my stomach. I agree — it was one of the creepiest and most upsetting small surprises the show has pulled off so far. It also had the excellent effect of jumpstarting Maeve’s development — she is not starting from square one (or two, or three) it turns…

This is a nifty contrast to that sexually charged scene between Maeve and Hector that ended the episode. Having a moment that focused on their interior lives and drives and desires really put into focus that they are becoming (or are) people in a way totally outside the scope of the predetermined tracks they’re on.…