Yeah, I agree about that.

Not a far-fetched assumption, yes. Something has to throw a wrench in their newfound attempt at happiness. If they do kill him off, I really, really, really hope they don't put Hood and Carrie back together though.

Hey, TV club, don't you dare hide those Banshee reviews from me!

Well, considering Emmett was there from the series' start, he probably had a bit of a bonus regarding viewers being attached to him. If you introduce a new character, you need to somehow get people invested in him.

What makes you put Proctor's chances so low?

—-preview-based speculation —-

Yeah, looking at my personal predictions for this episode I made from last week's preview, I was pretty spot on. Which is cool and all, but then again, maybe not so much. Same as you though, I'm just too excited not to watch them.

—- preview spoilers and speculation—-

Interesting. I thought Job understood perfectly well that Hood wasn't talking about the robbery with "are we cool", but instead just deflected. Of course, the scene is ambiguous, so it could be taken either way.

Hood's habibt of letting her off easy probably doesn't exactly help.

Holy crap, the timing! Just today I watched this guy get shot by Raylan while rewatching season 4 of Justified. Funny world we live in.

I felt strongly reminded of the ridiculousness which was The West Wing's take on this.

Maybe he'll try to solve world hunger and China's overpopulation problem at the same time by attempting to convince the Chinese leadership to feed a few million Chinese peasants to the hungering children of this world? Or Indian peasants?

*sniff sniff*
Do I smell…
*sniff*
…yes, I believe I smell a hint of sarcasm somewhere in the air. I wonder where it might be coming from. Hm…

I think that ain't the kind of Freiheit people generally have in mind when they're looking to relieve themselves of the burdens of life. Just a hunch.

Tell that to Broadchurch/Gracepoint… and all the other shows this has happened to.

All things considered, I think this turned out acceptably. Still pretty skeptical about the show itself, but we shall see.

Basically, just redo season 2 and start off from the season 1 cliffhanger and finally give us proper answers to its questions and such.

I swear to god, that show is really bloody stupid (the FBI is about as competent as the Miami PD on Dexter), but I just love Spader too much in that role to not watch it. I do fast-forward quite frequently though when he's not on screen.

Network TV? Come the fuck on, this belongs on Cinemax! Murder, mayhem, violence, boobies, it could be so glorious!