More importantly, why aren't the people in the town talking about it at all? They're all conducting extensive searches in the forest, when the last trace of the girls was found by a drained lake. Even without the disappearances, that would be cause for a few questions and investigations ("Honey, wasn't there water…

Even better was the fancy-ass 360 degree camera pivot shot they pulled off when she collapsed to the ground. This ain't your father's TV, people.

Yeah, on that note, does it make sense that a convicted attempted murderer is working as a fireman in this town? I know it's a volunteer department, but perhaps they would still have the standard screening processes. Or maybe it's actually totally okay for a convict to work as a fireman.

Correct. These can all be plausibly explained by the notion that Patti is simply a hallucination representing Kevin's subconscious state. The only thing that possibly doesn't gel is her supposed claim that the girls have definitely vanished. If we are to presume that Ghost Patti is not an actual ghost, then the only…

Thanks man. I actually hung out with the lead singer of that band for a week during a documentary shoot. So I'm slightly embarrassed I didn't recognise the song. But cheers anyway, it's a good song!

Woof. Just finished watching this episode. While I think we can all agree that Aya Cash slayed it, I wanted to give a little credit to Chris Geere. There is one flash second of acting, when Gretchen tells him she is clinically depressed, that just hit me really hard - his expression of dread, panic and fear. I'm not…

Can anyone tell me the name of the song playing during Alex and the bartender's sex scene? The way it was shot and scored made it so, surprisingly, loving. And it was sexy too. But in that way that grips your heart.

Mom said it was psychologically taut.

For me it's Teen Dream and their eponymous debut. Depression Cherry would come in at a close third.

Don't quote me on this, but I don't think businesses ever go under as a result of his "advice". I'm pretty sure livelihoods are not jeopardised in the name of comedy.

Hahaha how did that thing descend from the most likable man in America?

Whoever thought that the bully from Like Mike would end up having one of the best early careers of any actor in his generation. Seriously, look at his filmography from just the last 3 years — it's practically unimpeachable.

Ehhh, he's quite good in that film. But in my opinion Matt Damon won that showdown.

Yeah, that's always something I notice with television. Maybe they would also feel that a certain level of dramatic tension would be lost if characters were chowing down on diner grub in between heartrending confessions and speeches.

I completely agree with your sentiment that they've made 5 terrific albums. But, for me, I'd replace Bloom with Teen Dream on your "end to end suites".

But, if anything, in a story like this it is important to have an even more diverse cast than usual. It's set in NASA, which I have heard is almost majority Asian/non-white staffed.

I never thought I would be compelled to comment on the message-board for The Mindy Project - no offence to anyone here, I've just always found the show middle-of-the-road entertaining - but I have to say that this season is already the most consistent one so far.

They're coming to Singapore?! When?! Finally…

Jon Bernthal. One of the best young actors at the moment, I believe. He's also a pretty intense method performer, supposedly, so you could trust he would study his real-life counterpart down to a tee.

That's how I interpreted it as well, but it still seemed a little contrived in my opinion. The show needs Libby to continue as the self-sacrificial martyr, surrendering her own happiness once again in the name of family values and middle-class expectations. That's why they introduced the detective subplot at this…