And then a golden orb manifests.

We can hold out hope they pair off by the series' end.

I was fine with this episode actually. Some forward momentum was needed on the stories and while Lynch's lush artistic detours are enthralling, I can't deny that my patience has been tried for short bursts of time throughout certain sequences - although that could be partially attributed to the binge marathon of the…

"We're going to the gosh-darned moon!"

I'd love to rewatch that one as well so I can appreciate it better.

The most recent episode must have been what Eraserhead was like.

The 8th episode of Little Witch Academia is definitely the weirdest of the Netflix-sized season. But I have a soft spot for the delightfully macabre Sucy and her Wednesday Addams-style remarks.

Eight episode marathon of the latest Twin Peaks. I hope things go well for poor Coop. Nice seeing the returning cast too. That last episode was just plain weird.

Well, time to dig up Vol. 1 of Gwenpool again for a reread.

Aww, good for him to find love again. And it looks like his daughter is fond of Ms. Salenger.

I can't judge - I haven't seen it myself.

I concur. I would have preferred watching each episode weekly, even if it was subbed. LWA was the first show I ever attempted to binge watch (4 on a Saturday night, 5 on a Sunday morning) with mostly good results.

I'm not as upset as other fans, but that's because I'm overwhelmed with grad schoolwork. More episodes would have meant more distractions.

Saw two-thirds of the Netflix-sized season of Little Witch Academia. Each episode is weirder than the last one.

Go Cork Rockingham!

Lobster.

I'm the least likely person to ever keep up with music, just because I'm playing catch-up with music from the past ten years.

A setback for the Rosarioverse.

More Etta Candy would have been appreciated, but Lucy Davis made the most of her screen time.

At this point, I can make room in my life for ordinary and safe films. Not a knock against other movies or your opinion, I'm just in the mood for quiet, contemplative, and easygoing movies.