Pfaster was just absolutely horrifying though. I think, after Season 6, they were trying to flex their soil-your-pants muscles again.

Pfaster was just absolutely horrifying though. I think, after Season 6, they were trying to flex their soil-your-pants muscles again.

Europe's doing alright. Better than us, at least. Then again, they've also got Russia sitting there…staring at them…drooling…

Europe's doing alright. Better than us, at least. Then again, they've also got Russia sitting there…staring at them…drooling…

Honestly, you should watch it again on DVD or stream it. You get such a different experience being able to see the story and character arcs without the background noise of waiting a week for each new episode and years for forward movement on the mythology. I'm finding it to be a supremely satisfying experience and I'm…

Honestly, you should watch it again on DVD or stream it. You get such a different experience being able to see the story and character arcs without the background noise of waiting a week for each new episode and years for forward movement on the mythology. I'm finding it to be a supremely satisfying experience and I'm…

To be fair, almost absolutely nothing is explained during the early seasons. The few things that do get explained are clouded by potentially unreliable narrators and conspiratorial lies, so that information is almost never trustworthy.

To be fair, almost absolutely nothing is explained during the early seasons. The few things that do get explained are clouded by potentially unreliable narrators and conspiratorial lies, so that information is almost never trustworthy.

What this guy said.

What this guy said.

I stumbled onto that one by accident and loved it. As a Canadian, I wish they'd hype domestic movies like this instead of the typical crap the shovel at us.

I wish they had established a balance between mystery and conspiracy during the later seasons. I still loved the show, but there was a fundamental gravity that got lost somewhere around the transition to California. The conspiracy was fascinating, but I got the feeling that, toward the later seasons, they were having…

I wish they had established a balance between mystery and conspiracy during the later seasons. I still loved the show, but there was a fundamental gravity that got lost somewhere around the transition to California. The conspiracy was fascinating, but I got the feeling that, toward the later seasons, they were having…

I agree with Jesse, it's very much in the background. I guess I interpreted the conversation she had with her boss near the beginning of her downward spiral as the biggest clue. That's where the "we'll see more progress in the next few years than ever before, but we won't be able to comprehend it," and the "humans are…

I got the impression that there was a secondary struggle occurring in their world. This struggle being that machines were slowly taking over everything for human beings and were already thinking for themselves. I was curious if the implication was also that humans were sort of like workers and pets for the AI and as…

Taylor Kitsch couldn't act his way out of a paper bag if someone held a gun to his head and said: "act your way out of this paper bag."

Caesar. You either remember the story or you remember the scene in Rome.

Is definitely isn't Shakespeare, you're right. Thank god for that. His examinations of the human condition may have been insightful when he wrote them, but they're incredibly clumsy today.

Half the point of the show is the brutality and the futility of it. They're all fighting over BS as a much darker force starts to exert itself across the world. Everyone (good, bad, or otherwise) is clambering over each other for their moment of glory in the sun, only to be torn back down again almost immediately.…

I hope he is reborn and christens Lightbringer (nee Longclaw) by ramming it straight through Mel's heart.