Sea Fever felt more like “The Thing” than “Alien”.

Replying since I can’t star any comments since Kinja seems to be shitting the bed recently.

What the hell is up with Kinja today?  I can’t load more comments, the formatting button won’t work and whenever I try to post it just hangs.

So I almost suspect the Michael who got off the train is actually the demon version, but I doubt Janet would have allowed that or stayed silent about it. Unless they finally managed to figure out how to make a Bad Janet act as a Good one without melting down.

If they’re anything like Amazon there won’t be DVD versions.

So who would win in a fight between Luke Cage and Harold Finch?

So does The Unicorn have a laugh track?  I may check it out if it does not.

Just watched the pilot and there are a number of nods to Portland. You see a MAX train, a sign for Stumptown coffee (of course), multiple shots of the Old Town Portland sign, which we’ll probably be seeing in every episode since her friend’s bar is IN that building. Also a blurry bottle of Secret Aardvark habanero hot…

At around 40 seconds there are French subtitles over French dialogue.  WHAT IS THE POINT OF THAT??

Back in high school (the 80s) we’d do prank calls and time them.  Whoever could keep the other person on the line the longest won.  My friend Gunther once trounced all of us when he got an old lady and asked her if she’d seen any unusually large insects around her house.

Maybe she just wanted to work with her father.

I think they just mean your post is going to heaven.

Should have read all the comments before posting, LOL.  I always just referred to that actor as “Budget Chris Pratt”.

I get that one mixed up with “The Passage”.  Which was also about a little girl with spooky powers.  And vampires.

My money is on a bunch of 8chan trolls trying to stir shit.

And Camryn Manheim.

King of the Hill Street Blues Clues

“Double-matched”?  So he’s going to take your money and give himself twice as much, too?

Flula BORG, not Berg.

I found the Diablo sauce to be unexpectedly sweet.