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    Yes, but if you see what I wrote, his main redeeming feature that makes him bearable is that he knows he's a bastard and is the first to acknowledge it and feel a bit bad about being one. It also makes him supremenly accepting of other people's moral failings. You can tell that Cassidy thinks: "who am I to judge?"

    I watch Preacher via Amazon Video on my XBox here in the UK. This episode showed up for me today but not immediately that midnight ticked over. It showed up somewhere between 7am and 9:30am, I think. So it might be based on midnight in the USA, perhaps.

    n fairness the singer had indicated clearly what she was going to do and basically dared Jesse to stop her. He'd said his collar gave him
    unexpected authority and she was daring him to use it.

    Tracy was believable, more or less. She wanted someone to come along and validate her feelings and agree with her that all the people she named in her letter had wronged her. I felt sorry for her. They over-egged things a little with the "5 at best" and "Ew.". The writers seem determined to allow no sympathetic

    I think that's one of my main problems. Everybody is stupid or evil or both. I doubt I'll carry on watching this show from here on, though I might read the reviews and comments for a little longer. I was wavering last episode, this one probably settled it. There's almost nobody in the show that I like. At least in the

    "PS - I'm a master at the English language"

    Are you equally offended by the singer kissing Jessie at the end? That was far worse - they weren't close friends, he'd already indicated earlier that he definitely didn't support the idea of their kissing. Eugene made a move on someone mistakenly who were sharing a very emotional moment, and immediately retreated

    All due to the Brits redrawing everything? Nothing to do with displacing three-quarters of a million people to create a new country in Palestine with ethnic entry requirements? 'Cause I think Israel and its aggressive foreign policy is one of the chief sources of instability in the Middle East. My other pick being

    In that case - energy supplies low and little change taken place - maybe they all just went into standby for a couple of billion years until they heard from the transformers on Earth reactivating?

    "Absolutely, you may bring ze… *tiny shudder* 'brewskis'".

    I like Stephen Mangan as a comic actor but I'm sorry - this show is vastly superior in almost every way.

    Fun fact (if you don't know): The name of the character Slartibartfast came about because Douglas Adams had a falling out with the typist at the BBC who had to transcribe what he said into script form for the radio plays. (We're talking pre- word processors here). So he came up with a name that was infuriatingly

    A lot of his more ardent fans were up in arms about the Hitchikers Guide to the Galaxy. Despite that Douglas Adams himself had worked on the script and that the story had gone through multiple very different iterations before anyway (radio play, book, tv series - all substantially different). I sincerely believe that

    I have read the books and I enjoyed the series enormously. The character of Dirk has little resemblance to the figure in the book neither in personality (the book Dirk is obnoxious, abrasive and confrontational) nor physically (we first meet him eating a pizza from the day before which he manages to consume steadily

    I don't know. There was a dark feeling to the end of the season. The Rowdy 3 charging off alone into what looked like gas whilst one of them tried to get Amanda to safety… Dirk's dismay and disappearance… the absurd amount of firepower levelled at Bart and the worry on her face.

    I'm really glad to hear that there is a second season coming. I only watched the series this past week (hence replying to ancient comments), but I enjoyed it enormously.

    I agree - there's a perfectly good chance it was deliberate. After all, it's not just a gun - it's got an under-barrel grenade launcher and she is prominently figured at the front of the group. Maybe it's a joke, maybe the director just has a Linda Hamilton / Sarah Connor fetish (to which I reply fair enough. ;) ). My

    Hey, I can only die once, you know!

    Actually, you're right. I stand corrected. Reagan and Trump are substantially different and it was my opinion that only biased people could equate them. But I missed the obvious - that stupid and uninformed people also might. And there are an abundance of them amongst Trump's supporters.

    Only people on the Left could regard Reagan and Trump as similar.