There was just an accident last month that involved a pedestrian being killed in exactly the same way. It seems so outlandish but in NYC, totally not.

I caught myself eye rolling so many things. How is Nina pretty much the only one investigating the case in the beginning? Why are the cops so hands off with the kid when his supposed attacker is still at large? A convicted pedophile lives next door and is one of the last people seen with the kid and they can't obtain…

Friend zoning is one thing, clock blocking is another matter entirely.

I am trying so hard to like Brett, but growing up with a Sicilian dad and grandpa, I can't see him as anything but a pussy. I'm sorry for the vulgarity, but he kinda makes my skin crawl.

Also, all he's really seen of Brett is this unraveling guy in an overly clingy bathrobe…he doesn't understand the reason she's conflicted

I agree. I really felt for him. If he was a douche, he wouldn't so obviously be in love with her. He's acting on his strong emotions and in her dread at her mistake she shit all over them.

I just discovered The Leftovers. I hadn't subscribed to HBO before this, but I had read the book and never knew this was on! HBO needs to do a better job advertising shows to non subscribers. That being said, I love the show. I just wish that Lindleoff would have been given the freedom to choose how many seasons he…

I didn't see it coming either. As a Lost fan, it was a familiar concept that people are all interconnected, but there wasn't much killing this surprise.

Also Holy Wayne was making a shitload of money where the GR wasn't outright asking for money. The gov wants its cut.