Also, one of the soldiers they find had the same tattoo. 

Ah, right. Forgot about that. There’s so much backstory to so many of these characters (and some that started on other shows) that I often forget bits and pieces. I had to look up who it was that Ray specifically lost (thought it was his wife but couldn’t remember the name). He definitely seems to be more optimistic…

Considering they showed (before this episode as well) that Ray can shrink things besides his suit I kept saying “JUST SHRINK THE BOMB! MAKE IT TINY!” and thought that would be the result. Got annoyed the longer the confession/goodbye went on because I just thought “Shrink it until it is just a little puff of smoke”.

I’ve been calling Gary as Mallus since he debuted simply for that same reason. The show has enough comic relief that we don’t need a nerd and the fact that he was so connected with the early Mallus stuff seemed like he would somehow become it. We’ll see. Would be kind of lame if it was someone we never saw before but…

Yea, it helps that he doesn’t have some tragic backstory/origin story on the same levels as the others. Mick was a long-term criminal with tough upbringing, Sara is a trained assassin who has died and been resurrected a couple times, Ray had a lonely childhood and lost his fiancee Anna, etc.
Nate? He’s just a normal…

Really liked this show. Howerton is basically playing a slightly altered version of Dennis (like what Dee is doing on The Mick) but it’s still hilarious to me. I love his complete lack of caring about anything with the job/school/kids and the way he gets so worked up and angry about his rival and situation.

It was the little bags of cool ranch doritos that had the old white and blue color scheme. That got me.

She steals wifi off of nearby locations and also takes the smart phones of her victims. Using their cell service and camera to upload videos. Eventually she makes her own movie and enters it into Sundance and becomes an indie darling.

Oh damn. That sucks. I believe it had all of them at the time. It may have been a bit longer than a few months ago, then but I see what you’re saying now. Only 5 episodes and they are the last ones of the season. Hopefully the rest get put back up because this show is worth it.

It should be found footage show but now it’s the perspective of the Witch, who somehow has a camcorder. The witch watches as random people idiotically run around the woods and get scared and argue while she giggles a bit until she decides to murder them.

I caught up on Hulu a few months ago and it was amazing. I think it could benefit from Netflix exposure but not sure they want to pick it up. John Lithgow is wonderful. The cast is great, as well.

It is weekly, just probably forgot to list it each time.

Yup. Fox is a part owner of Hulu. They’ve been slowly but steadily taking back all their Fox, FX and FXX shows from Netflix.

Not sure. Either answer wouldn’t necessarily surprise me. Just wanted to present both side’s stories after I read your post and looked into it a bit.

I think it’s because of a variety of things. 

This site (and many others I used to love) does not generate the same amount or quality of content they once used to. AV Club and Uproxx (which used to be multiple different sites in Filmdrunk, Warming Glow, and Hitfix) have slowly become more and more lazy about articles. Sure, there are still some well-written…

“There is absolutely no truth to this,” said Richard Hudock, CNN’s senior manager of public relations in a statement provided to The Hill. “CNN did not provide or script questions for anyone in last night’s town hall, nor have we ever.“After seeing an interview with Colton Haab, we invited him to participate in our…

Most of these websites now just skim twitter and reddit and make articles out of them. It’s very lazy but good for clicks I guess.

And also to push some people who lean republican but likely weren’t going out to vote on election day. Rile them up with hatred and race-baiting stuff to make sure they show up at the polls.

She didn’t seem to hate it in her response to people saying she should have a coat: