I was nearly in tears during that scene at the end of the episode with the old men. Absolutely Emmy-worthy performances.

I’m embarrassed by how many of the plot points relating to the mystery I missed, probably because the dialogue can be a little difficult to discern at times.

Bjorn seemed adrift the entire season (and still does, honestly). Ubbe grew from a barely defined character to a major player.

Many characters have suffered what should have been deadly injuries on this show and survived. If they aren’t shown to have died, they’ll be fine.

I like how Ubbe shows up last minute after the battle, like, “Hey, guys what did I miss?”

“Pickaninny” is a slur although I had to look it up to be sure of that.

I can respect that.

Yes! I just posted the same! The clues are slight but they’re definitely there.

I feel pretty confident that the mystery will be unraveled. We’re only four episodes in. We’re slowly collecting clues just like the True Detectives.

And as I pointed out elsewhere, the circumstances of the scenes were very different. Roland seemed to be offering Tom genuine compassion, which helped soften Tom’s perspective toward the people trying to help him. Amelia seemed to be connecting with Lucy, only to overplay her hand regarding her interest in the case,…

As awful as Lucy’s words were, I thought it was clear that she was so upset because she suddenly realized she was being used instead of offered true, selfless compassion. And from the viewer’s perspective, we know that this is the beginning of Amelia’s greater interest in the case, so Lucy’s anger wasn’t totally…

So, does anyone else suspect that Henry is having an affair with Elisa? There was a fleeting moment of familiarity between them during the taping in a previous episode, and there was a little oddity in Wayne thinking Elisa had company and she claiming she was alone in spite of there being (I believe) two full wine…

Well, at least he liked cats.

I believe what happened what she accidentally squashed the cat between two doors. (I’m not sure how that worked mechanically, but recall that as being the explanation.) She was so high that she didn’t realize she was doing it.

I appreciate Ghostbusters 2, even just as an extra outing for the original cast.

Yeah, being as sensitive about cats as I am, I could kind of see the manipulative signs. But I was like, “Broad City wouldn’t do that, right?” Then it was really awful and you hear the cat screaming, and I put myself in the position of the lady who has pictures of her adored cat all over the house. Ugh. Just lost my…

Hell, no, this site’s been declining for at least a couple of years.

Okay, so Jack Black as Superman! ;-)

God, that “mushroom trips” episode. What they did to that cat completely jarred me and turned me off watching the show.

The weird thing about Judith’s death is that it seemed to happen in a manner of minutes between Ubbe’s decision to engage in single combat with Frodo and the actual fight.