I really thought British writer guy had been removed from the show after not showing up for several episodes. Seeing him pop up again was a bummer.
He was tolerable enough sitting by the pool, the slight buzz made him kinda mellow. But man, that pissing scene with the fuck bombardment was awful. Why exactly would they…

After last week's unfortunate stray observation, I kinda appreciated getting to the dumb stuff right away, then moving on to actually talking about the episode.

But we did see William's escort in the opening of that promo reel, even wearing the same outfit. Isn't that a bit of a stretch if 30 years had passed?

Is it tough to type with a rubber hand?

If by sudden you mean by the end of the pilot, then yes, you are correct.

Maybe they went after the crowd that really enjoyed season 2 of The Wire.

I was never that much into Grantland, but you get an upvote for properly identifying him as a douche.

That akward moment when the Predator shows up at your door and puts you on notice.

Take the hairline out of the equation and they are pretty much the same guy.

"…yada yada, orphanage burned down, yada yada, learned English from watching Seinfeld…" What a great little gag that was.

Move over, Chris from Fear the Walking Dead, there's a new angsty teen sheriff in town.

What I want to know is if Eph was far enough away to avoid losing his hair.

I wonder if he live streams his adventures.

He sounds like fun, so why wouldn't you want him to come back?

Wasn't too excited when I watched the preview last week, the quick look we got of the tiger was particularly hokey. However, I was very pleasantly surprised after watching the entire episode. Guess I forgot how compelling both Morgan and Carol can be.
The real standout was Ezekiel, though. I loved the actor in that…

Already at hour five and we still don't know everyone's full backstory and motivations? How dare they?!

Welcome to the present, one week old posters!

Damn it, woman, cover yourself up! - Ron Swanson

Haven't watched that yet. So there is nothing in it related to Cloverfield, other than the title? Cool.

Must be nice being able to release movies under a certain brand without having to worry about them actually being connected by anything in the script. So you could technically decide to attach a movie to that brand after already shooting it, just to boost awareness for something that might have gone under the radar…