Oh damn, that is great piece of trivia.

He wrote Choke too, it’s a Chuck Palahniuk adaptation.

The first two tracks are... interesting. I like The Doomed, but I can’t quite work out Disillusioned, it feels like an album/set closer that’ll work better in context.

A lot of the easter eggs are in news tickers though, suggesting they are taking place along the same timeline. Then there’s more explicit ones - Hated in the Nation mentions the child murders that set up Wild Bear, for example, and I’m not sure how to spoiler tag on Kinja but an upcoming episode does similar.

I actually quite enjoyed this one, definitely more than Crocodile anyway.

David Slade is so great.

Shouts to Alex Somers and Sigur Ros for scoring this episode.

I know the episodes are all supposed to link to each other (and this one in particular had several other nods to Fifteen Million Merits) but I found them using the same song distracting.

How does he still get work at this point?

I’m assuming they’re not actually twins and have different dads.

I think you’re getting confused with The Fast and the Furious.

...which scene?

Glad I’m not the only one being distracted by the Heroes Reborn actors, although I guess that’s our own fault for bothering to watch it.

“Also where did Lewis get such a detailed knowledge of protest law?”

Scroll through the guy’s instagram, he is either definitely serious or his life is performance art.

Sun and Moon really ruined my ‘Pokemon S&M’ google alert.

“Here, we see how lonely he is when he doesn’t have any wacky plans to pull off. It’s a remarkably honest moment, especially considering he could have just as easily told this story without including any of his encounters with Maci.”

Actual escort, her website is pretty easy to find.

A disgusting sexual predator losing their career is not a loss for anyone, no matter how you feel about their work.

“I can’t even really voice what a loss this is”