I wonder if Erika has her

yah, I feel like it's definitely just him testing his immortality on the daily.

This just makes me miss The Toast.

The only drink I want in an Airport

Definitely not a Caesar without tabasco

It does, but it's the greatest drink in the world. You will never drink a Bloody Mary again.

"Just laying down a stanky B-line"

Those steaming pipes we see all over throughout the episodes! They're all sorts of foreboding, I thought they were hinting at hell or something but they've really got to go with the power plant and that overloaded pressure thing. The town's going to explode all right, but it won't be because of the voice.

I've excepted that it's just totally it's own thing now. Which I'm ok with, we have the comics already. People (myself included) oft bitch about how there's so little original media anymore, everything is a reboot or a remake, or sourced from books or comics. And adaptations tend to be disapointng anyway. This seems…

I'm really curious about the choice to slow down the story but speed up Jesse's understanding of his power. I was not expecting him to be fully aware of it by the 3rd episode.

I've read so many comments and reviews being like "wtf writers, why is Margery converting/loosing/on the wrong side?" And I'm like, did we not watch the same episode? She got out of the walk all by herself, she managed to direct a lot of mob religious righteousness energy POSITIVELY towards herself and the crown.…

Yah. Anyone who thinks that she's not 100% playing everybody is wrong. That scene involved her hissing "then he wins!!" while cradling her horribly broken and abused brother. She is mid con, she's gunna try to get the High Sparrow from the inside.

I felt like the entire thing was wriiten for the sake of truck product placment

I was thinking Arc Reactor.

Yah, cancelation leaves him most likely dead, but then there's always the possibility of a writer or someone making a statement or Marvel extending the story in a comic book or something.

I absolutely loved that moment. It played so well for the characters of Stark and Samberly, and beyond that I enjoy the little ways the show manages to have fun while being subversive.

They definitely left it open for Thompson to be alive or dead. He was shot in the right side of his chest, there wasn't a huge amount of blood and (most importantly) when they panned up his eyes were closed. They're never really dead until you see that glassy stare.

The one I find myself routing against more and more is Kevin's mom. Regina King is doing a fantastic job and I understand her character's motivations, but I just wanted someone to deck her when she was screaming at Anna in the restaurant (like anyone would dare deck Regina King). Her conversation about "hoes" with…