You gotta remember he's done some wrong sht in the past like show himself to her and even tell her that he was KGB for no reason, he was very emotional about Martha so I don't think is that big of a stretch for him to have kept the gun, wrong yes, but possible in my opinion and like I said, I just don't see the point…

Maybe something for him to remind her, and it just being the same model could be just enough for Stan to keep an eye on him, but really I think it needs to play a role somehow in the future and I am out of ideas and Marthas.

So they've been teasing Martha's gun for years so I think I finally figured it out, Stan will find it in Philip's possession for whatever reason, in his house maybe, who knows probably while using his toilet. Anyway, I think he will make the connection, he surely gave it a good look, it would be more than enough to…

Seriously, any real attempt of giving it an explanation is cringe worthy, there's simply no right way of doing it, the show is really not about it.

How could they possibly be the worst.

I actually thought it was one of the best shows last year couldn't really understand the problem people had with it.

This episode required a certain level of empathy from the viewer to be fully enjoyed in my opinion I understand why it wouldn't work for everyone it was deeply emotional, I watched it with 3 more people and 2 weren't that pleased.

Maybe because we never really saw the kids so you really couldn't create a connection unlike with the dog's scene but I have to admit I was still nervous during the bus scene although even if the grenade really went off I don't think I would've had a rage reaction, more like a Wtf one, the dog scene is enraging and I…

and then the sewer Lid explodes? yeah I remember, timetravel hmm, a bit of a stretch right now though.

But they don't talk!

There are just a limited possibilities that would make sense for the narrative of course you'll never be surprised if you start digging up in forums where you can find pretty much every possible outcome.

She talked as well, also she was just 1 of the heads the Remnant is everywhere.

I think you said it yourself, most men in his situation would never say rape and the fact that it makes you question why not, is as effective as if he had said it.

Not the same scenario though at the beginning of the season he was drowning, here He was buried like the birds and crawled his way out of the hole, probably eveb 3 days later, again, like the birds, maybe or maybe not to retain the ambiguous tone of the show, him surviving 3 days buried would be them accepting…

I am sorry to dissapoint you but the episode has been pretty well received.

He sort of catch a break for a while with Nora and his daughter.

Oh boy I think this show might not be for you on the long run, I highly doubt you'll get straight forward answers or that if that's even possible to achieve in a compelling way, unless they come up with a ground breaking new supernatural concept nobody has ever heard about before it would be mostly dissapointing.

For me, yes it was, this is a huge deal for the main character for him to be able to move on and live a better life, the series doesn't really has a purpose so I think it was more than necessary. Also this sort of after life if it's real which we might never know for sure, teased a lot more than that.

They had the perfect excuse to go this way and they pulled it off brilliantly in my opinion and staying true to their ambiguous nature, like always we have 2 possible explanations 1 Everything that just happen is true or 2 Kevin imagined everything up leading me to believe he is one of the most creative persons…

I think they are better in small doses, at least Sam, the other 2 could use some more screen time…Actually Sam as well but a bit less.