The reading of “Aubade” was very stirring and drew some very interesting thematic parallels with this episode. I loved it.

I liked how much this episode emphasized that Forrest really is an idiot.

There is an entire scene in episode 3 where Stewart and Lyndon are using the machine to watch Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller have sex. Katie calls them out explicitly for violating the rule of privacy as she chastises them for their base application of such a formidable technology.

I can’t say it enough, Offerman is fantastic! Give that man an Emmy now.

Craig that’s so interesting. I just said the same thing to a friend. That I think the giant statue was inspired by stalenhag. Who I love but can only look at his work every once in a while because it’s too dark for me. I too am very very tough on sci fi. I only really like hard sci fi. The Revelation Space series by…

while there are no details about what this film might actually focus on, one imagines that there’ll be...cars that drive very fast on wildly dangerous tracks that loop around a lot?

love that series!!!!!

I liked The Waldo Moment but I think you really need to get the central concept in order to understand it.

Yep, it’s the only one so far that has come somewhat close to passing. It’s possible your feelings toward it depend on when you watch it. I watched it in the midst of the 2016 election campaign, and throughout the episode, i was like, this is happening right now. Was funny to see the review and comments from the past…

I really don’t want to say “you need to be a parent to really get this episode”, but - we’ll, let’s just say it helps a lot. This episode contained a lot of little things that are, I think, common parental experiences: “losing a child” for a short period of time (happened to each of my kids at least once; it was…