You raise a good point.

Yeah! What she said...

I agree, it’s a little confusing. When we first learned that Cosima, Jennifer and Katja were sick, the illness was presented as a genetic defect...then the Castor boys come along and the illness is takes on a viral element...a brain disease that is also a STD that leaves women sterile...it feels like a slightly sloppy…

It’s worth watching! I watched it for the first time last year, and all the 90’s campiness is definitely part of the charm. Twin Peaks invented the 90’s camp we all either love or hate. I love it (all the way through season two), although I understand why it's so polarizing...The X-Files learned a lot from Twin Peaks.

I’m guessing they drift eastward to Houston, it would be the most “TV logical” choice.

I hold forth a sick fantasy, by the season finale Todd (and possibly all the female survivors) die by some freak occurrence. Phill must start season one all alone again.

Actually, she is VERY good-looking.

Fair enough. Although, I honestly feel that Karen and what's-his-face were beyond saving...they hours from choking to death on their own blood. It makes me wonder how she would have done with Glen.

I see Carol as a mercy killer.
At this point, her killings have been acts of euthanasia...had she not intervened, those people would have had much more painful and violent deaths...and would have caused the painful violent deaths of others.

Those are the easy answers, but there exists gray areas in between, and it needs to be weighed out carefully how the wording goes to allow for freedom of photography in public, while still protecting the privacy of those in public from the camera shoe pervs of the world.
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They should all ride Matel Hoverboards.

Will Arnett might just be the 2nd greatest Batman.

That's cool. One mans terrible is another mans wonderful...I am a big fan of flaws, glitches, distortions etc. Maybe it's from growing up with Bob Ross and his "happy accidents.
I've always felt that recklessness was a valid creative choice.

I don't think you are trolling. They are flawed. However, I think those flaws are a deliberate choice. An imperfect and grungy aesthetic is very popular with film and wet plate photographers. They see it at the antithesis of a sterile digital photo.

I think the concept of a "girl's bucket" /"boy's bucket" is silly and outdated...that being said I prefer the brick colors in the pink "girl's bucket". I use legos to build frames for my experimental photography.

This is one of my favorite movies ever. We need to see more movies move in this direction.

Off genre, but one of the best examples of this.

I like this theory.

I got this. Opie, Sons of Anarchy.

Gene Wilder. Willy Wonka and Dr. Frankenstein.