I wouldn't necessarily mind a redemption arc where he owns up to his actions and realizes he was a complete piece of shit to Hannah, Jessica, and others in his life. People, even dicks like Justin, can evolve and learn from their past mistakes. However, the writers REALLY need to keep Justin and Jessica separated.…

"you can stay in YOUR little bubble, getting YOUR information from fake news such as CNN and MSNBC."

Actually, the sequence originally involved someone entirely different. Rather than Zara, a male tourist or member of security, can't remember which, is killed when he's pulled from a monorail train.

It took me a while to realize that I didn't dislike Claire, I disliked the writer's treatment of her. The character had/has potential, but the messages they tried to send through her to the audience seriously took me right out of the movie. I remember raising my eyebrows when Karen said "WHEN" and leaning over to my…

Your assessment is spot-on. Most people don't care that a female was killed in a Jurassic Park movie. In fact, I feel like the Jurassic Park community has always commented on the lack of female deaths within the franchise. (Sure won't be seeing THAT discussion anymore). It's the way in which the death was handled that…

Peters is definitely not the interviewer, Cheyenne Jackson is. If you go back and listen, it becomes rather obvious it's not Peters. Previous episode credits have listed Cheyenne under 'Voice' and the preview for next week physically confirms his role as the interviewer.