That assumes the listener understands the "trans" only applies to male-to-female. One could also come to the conclusion it applies to Trans-men being that targets of misogyny because they were born female. I'm not arguing with you, just showing that, for someone unfamiliar with the issue, these new words aren't as…
This thread is a thing of beauty. My faith in the sanity of humandkind is restored. I don't expect anyone to read this, but I gotta get it out of my system:
THATS NOT FUNNY!!!!111!!!
I'm restricting my field of expectation to what we've seen on the show, since that's what writers appear to be doing.
I was just going to write we have no basis for sapient AIs in universe, but that's not entirely true. There's that guy who built his computer a body, so it's just possible someone had done it before. But agree, glad he's not a robot. It would be kinda cheesy.
I wasn't the only one thinking robot. That has to be down to the performance (personality wise the guy's kinda like Al Gore).
I agree. The situation reminds me of Principle Wood on the 7th season of Buffy. They dropped all sorts of "maybe he's evil" hints, then "maybe not!". In the end he wasn't evil, just paying his cards close to his chest. I hope it's a similar sitch here.
I'm in the honeymoon phase of appreciation too. Maybe with repeated viewings I'll become more cynical, but right now it looks cool.
#NotAllGhosts?
This episode had so much win. Daisy's 10 seconds ago line—OMG how many times should characters be called out like that on telly but aren't!
The only dim point IMO was May being cagey about her visions. We're reeeeeaaaally tired of drama driven secret keeping and if May had said something immediately, maybe it…
They're really REALLY polite refugees. Maybe Canadian? Very tanned Canadians?
It isn't just Emma or OUAT. It's a trope genre writers can't seem to shake. Want cheap tension/drama? Character gets cagey for no damn good reason. They do this on Flash. The writers of Arrow went back to that well so often they have more frequent flier miles than Ras Al Gul has going to and from Nanda Parbet. …
Yes, we're doomed. We get it.
I actually thought it was sweet. Perhaps no so much if it had gone on further(we know they have a "full" relationship), but is shows us things are clicking for them. It wasn't gratuitous, and besides, narratively it was bound to be interrupted "because of plot" anyway.
Yeh, Alicia's good. She's also much younger and not trying to be "strong" and "keep it together" for everyone else. I do think, for her character Alicia, is just right.
Okay, guess I was zoning too. =^-^=
No, you didn't miss anything. They implied Madison's hotel allies let them in while she was rebonding with Alicia and Travis. Then she's like "Okay, whatever". I agree some screentime should have been spent on that decision. Like, they could have cut some of that dramatic silence deadspace during her talk with…
I guess i just don't see that the guy playing Travis is any more emotive, so they all have that ZA bombed out stare to me.
I read your first sentence as "just watching this horror show to see how bad it can get". Sometimes a bit of dyslexia has Freudian insights. =^-^=