Their hate made him hate himself and others, who the fuck is at fault then?

The narration’s the thing that really hurts this adaptation. It works for the novel and, to a lesser extent, the radio adaptation, because they aren’t visual mediums. On TV (or whatever you’re watching this on), it often feels both redundant and self-indulgent on Gaimen’s part, as if he couldn’t figure out how to get…

*You’re. Always defeats the purpose of calling someone stupid when you yourself don’t even know the difference between your and you’re. Good job of making yourself look like an idiot.

Synopsis. (I normally try to avoid being ‘that guy,’ but I couldn’t help myself this time.)

I guess next episode might make me an idiot, but I thought the twist at the end (very cool, agreed) just gave the audience the info that the crew will never have: it’s all timeline splits, all the way.