Actually it sort of solidified the hyper-reality of the show even more.  After all, the flying car was shown off in Captain America no less.

Episode 2 was SO BAD, though.

Every good planner has 20 backup plans already in place.  Likely several of those vehicles were already going to be used to take the kid (in the loudest way possible).

He probably smells like strong perfume, since I doubt he's bathed yet.

They're going to make Ichabod Crane a tea-partier and get the whole tea party thing wrong again (it was over unfair taxation over representation, not high taxes - in that corporate taxes for the colonies were unusually high with no representative involved).  (And somehow an Iraqi airmen who never met a british persson…

The key is actually the game clock, which is also clearly there.  And I used towork that specific angle at college games, so I agree with you, I just can understand how it could be overlooked, especially if they aren't looking for it in the first place.  They have no reason not to trust him, they're there to poke…

It looks like a live change in camera angle.

The story was brought to him by a Breitbart-styled pundit.  He followed it and found some confirmation.

MSNBC throws behind Chris Matthews and Fox News stands behind Bill O"Reilley in this way.  They don't all fall in line - after all.

He wrote in Jon Huntsman or Obama.

In the day time.

I have to disagree.  I've been with this show this season, enjoying what they were doing, but thiss was anti-climactic for every thread introduced.

This is an assumption I made based on the interviews in the "future" (is that the past or now?)  The structure of the season seems to resemble The Social Network quite a bit, especially the interview with Maggie.

I think this is going to happen after she gets fired. Or something to do with the reporting of Genoa.  This is a wrongful termination suit, remember?

That's what dreams are for.

I'm surprised that 1000 years in a future of robots, holograms, and streaming robot souls over the cloud, that appointment television is still a thing.

He even made AIM a force to be reckoned with.

No comment about the "You wouldn't like me when I'm psychoanalyzed" jab?

What I like about Cult as opposed to the other mass murdering cult shows?  It doesn't take itself seriously, nor is it a mass murdering cult show, not really.  The Mentalist seems to do it best out of all of them though.

Honestly, I really think "cult" is better at this.