Yeah, it's a fun bit of trivia

Not entirely true. Frank Silva was caught on camera during the filming of the pilot episode. Lynch liked it, and cast him as Bob immediately.

I just want too weigh in and point out that the Chrysta Bell actually talked about the scene your referring to. Is an interesting counterpoint. I'll leave the link here. https://www.google.com/amp/…

That actually raises another good question: do the new gods have afterlives for their worshippers? I'm inclined to think not

That seems like an unfair statement. Yes, American Gods was a single book,but it had several short stories written after it and Gaiman is planning a sequel. Also, books and TV are completely different mediums. It is highly unlikely that a channel would pick up a TV show that didn't have the potential to exceed three…

I doubt Laura would agree with you. She's ironically more alive now than when she was actually living. And if Sweeny's right and he knows someone who can bring about a resurrection, she can stop worrying about the decomposition thing soon.

Not sure. I'm an atheist who loves Irish mythology, so maybe in this universe that's enough. The gods are latching onto much more tenuous threads of belief, so maybe it would just be the stories you cared about

That would be so hilarious

Both this and the new season of Twin Peaks are shows that don't give one goddamn about standard story pacing. I love it. They feels like shows that are confident enough in where they're going that they can take their time and set everything up exactly as they want. They care more about creating an atmosphere, and the…

GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH! YOU MENTIONED IT! In all seriousness, I can't say whether that one's worse. I refused to see BVS on grounds of I hate every movie Snyder ever made. But I consider Sucker Punch to be a sexist, incomprehensible mess of a movie with terrible cg and cartoonist fights.

Yeah, that could be considered attempted murder.

Yeah, but I don't think people generally react to betrayal with grace. And they aren't obligated to. It hurts, especially when it's a significant other. She also gave him and openinag to explain again during this episode, at least that's my interpretation. If we weren't given Clive's perspective on what happened I…

Yeah, that part didn't ring true. No gamer I know would do that. They'd roll the 20's out of their dice, making them unlucky.

If you've got the time to invest, there is a web show called Critical role which is a live stream of a group of people playing D&D together that airs every Thursday night. They're all professional voice actors with excellent improvisation skills and there is a heavy focus on the role-playing aspect of the game. The DM…

Blaine would have been hilarious. I can only imagine he'd be the worst kind of min-maxing munchkin that has ever appeared. If this brain ever comes back, I hope it's during an arc where he's back to working with everyone.

He destroyed evidence which let Major get away. It ruined his case, and probably hurt her reputation because she recommended that the FBI take him. Which she did so they could be together. And when asked why he did it, all Clive could say is that he had a feeling Major wasn't the guy, which is as weak as excuses go.

I disagree. Bozzio was betrayed by someone she trusted implicitly, and given no explanation. Of course, there are very god reasons why Clive couldn't tell her, but she has no way of knowing that. i think this was a pretty restrained meeting on her part.

Unfortunately, Sarah Jane is dead and Torchwood is a shadow of its former self. Humanity has no second line of defense right now. They need it, but there isn't anything filling the gap. Until the the Doctor is the only thing that can stop alien menaces. Betting on him to stop the Monks is a rational decision because…

I doubt really see it as knocking faith on its ass. I liked it because either was willing. To explore the different kinds of faiths that the characters had respectfully. The scene that sticks in my mind is the one where The Doctor is descending down the pit talking to Ida Scott about her beliefs

I think it makes it clear why the Doctor needs a companion. To save his ass when he gets over his head. As you said, the Doctor makes mistakes. However, I think it's a little strong to say Bill is a traitor here. Betting on the Doctor is a very safe move, considering his track record for saving the planet. And if…