With or Without You from the final episode of Americans doesn’t even make the top 20?

I respectfully disagree with a lot of this well written review. Mostly, I do not find it “draining” that the show is inching toward reality during an election year. I think the creators of this show have some relevant things they want to say, and I am all for them using this platform to do it during a crucial time.…

In a Valley of Violence starred Ethan Hawke, John Travolta and Karen Gillan, and while X was mostly smaller actors at the time, Mia Goth was already well on her way up, Brittany Snow was recurring in the Pitch Perfect movies and Kid Cudi ain’t really inconspicuous either. He’s never worked with people who have their…

They made a miniseries of “The City & The City” back in 2018 with David Morrissey. It was pretty good, it’s on Freevee and Britbox if you want to check it out.

Radiohead named themselves after a song on “True Stories”. So, Mesozoic.

The article doesn’t say, but is this based on the book The Terror by Dan Simmons?

As much as I appreciate Black Mirror, I think Fargo may be my favorite Anthology series.

That first season was one of my favorite seasons of TV to come out in 20 years. I couldn’t make it through the second, though I really wanted to.

Yep, I definitely remember the hillbillies dropping oranges before the search party kicked off

Speaking of oranges, I didn’t think she found them on the ice - I think they rolled out of the truck of the search party dudes at the beginning, and Navarro picked one up. Later, she pulled it out of her pocket and discarded it on the ice, and it came rolling back weirdly.

The reviewer also says Navarro found the orange out on the ice. She actually picked it up from a bunch of oranges dropped by the hillbillies in the beginning, and stuffed it in her coat. She then pulled it out on the ice and threw it into the darkness. Then it seemingly was thrown or rolled right back at her.

Let’s talk about those oranges: There are a few in the opening credits, and now Navarro finds a whole one out on the ice while searching for Clark. She throws the fruit out into the glacial darkness, and it freakily comes rolling right back. Are we following Coppola rules here? If so, Evie, you in danger, girl.

Weird how the reviewer totally omitted the pretty important fact that the “Murder-Suicide” was actually a Murder, and that the bad guy was alive and happily humming when the Dynamic Duo arrived. One of them obviously killed him and made it look like a suicide.

Danvers was being an unreliable narrator with Pete about the abusive husband case she and Navarro worked on. As we saw in the flashback, he killed his wife, but he was alive when they got there. I’m guessing Danvers or Navarro shot him in cold blood (pun intended). This is part of their complicated dynamic, a bond…

Why is Peter’s wife surprised that her cop husband has to work long hours on a mass-homicide case that they’re under a deadline to solve?

Was that actually a corpse? I thought it was a dummy made with stuffed clothes. I don’t think the officers would have rushed over to the rink and left a body/crime scene unattended.

“The coin don’t have no say in this.  But these double fudge brownies....”

A friend said its like if Anton was offered cookies by Carla and they just let the whole debt slide.  

“You stand to win everything. Call it.”

I thought there were a lot of elements successfully planted in the opener; whether or not they’ll pay off remains to be seen. The openly supernatural aspect is on one level fine but on another a little jarring given how the show has previously handled the hints of it; they’re going to have to walk a fine line with how…