I do agree with the latter point; fine, his character has a small degree of subtlety about him, but that's only really in contrast to the rest of the cast, which isn't saying much.

I do agree with the latter point; fine, his character has a small degree of subtlety about him, but that's only really in contrast to the rest of the cast, which isn't saying much.

Noone insults The Cape and gets away with it. Apart from the people that did get away with it because it got cancelled. Apart from those people, noone insults The Cape and gets away with it.

Noone insults The Cape and gets away with it. Apart from the people that did get away with it because it got cancelled. Apart from those people, noone insults The Cape and gets away with it.

I can strangely understand why he left his wife. He felt utterly helpless - he basically felt unable to fulfill the role of husband any more. However I very much agree that feeling inadequate doesn't justify the choice he made - it just makes him an insecure child who values his ego more than the happiness of his…

I can strangely understand why he left his wife. He felt utterly helpless - he basically felt unable to fulfill the role of husband any more. However I very much agree that feeling inadequate doesn't justify the choice he made - it just makes him an insecure child who values his ego more than the happiness of his…

Yes! Every time I watch this show I get Fallout vibes. It really kinda does seem like a show set in the Wasteland, with various characters and quests and factions. I remember going out of my way in Fallout to get a sniper rifle the way Nora did in the show. Aaron's wife getting sick from drinking the water? Obviously…

Yes! Every time I watch this show I get Fallout vibes. It really kinda does seem like a show set in the Wasteland, with various characters and quests and factions. I remember going out of my way in Fallout to get a sniper rifle the way Nora did in the show. Aaron's wife getting sick from drinking the water? Obviously…