No, I understand it was during the Fire Walk With Me campaign and that Lynch has produced work since then. I also understand that Lynch is an artist but there are works he has ("Inland Empire") that are indecipherable and, while he doesn't have to explain them, theories and explanations from fans still leave me cold.…

That was a lot of words to say "Lynch is pretentious as hell and has no idea what's going on, either."

"Raw has been stuck in neutral for weeks now, running a number of programs that never seem to change or grow."

My wife and I think it's the oldest son. His "cutting class" clue kinda gave it away.

Yeah, The Ballad of Davy Crockett was the fourth. It was the same version that played as Marty entered the diner in 1955.

"Night Train" - Angela in the van
"The Ballad of Davy Crockett" (exact version from the film) - Angela in the van
"Time Bomb Town" - Elliot in the cab
"Earth Angel" - The ending

Love the four songs from the original Back to the Future in the background. :)

Only a "B"?! The hokey Shyamalan bullshit that was "handshake" gets an "A" and "successor" which had incredible storytelling, taut pacing and visceral, nerve-wracking tension gets a "B"?

Loved the little "Mandela Effect" nod with "Berenstain". That was really cool, especially since Elliot's mind isn't sound.

The music pieces were from "The Planets". The soft lead-in to the big chord strike was "Neptune". The big chord with the mask was "Mars". The lead-out was "Neptune" again.

I knew people who gave not one fuck about The Basketball Diaries but rented it en masse when rumors circulated that it inspired the Columbine attacks. People love spectacle.

How so?

Or a shrewd ratings grab. Now everyone knows about it and you'll have people who don't watch the show tuning in as well.

Would people have pointed out the "similarities" or even cared had USA not done anything? Whether they air it tonight, next week, or four weeks from now, it still airs so, logically, the "controversy" is still there. Now, you'll have viewers looking for it. And, when they see it, what's the reaction supposed to be? I…

So, what makes it ok to show it next week then?

I applaud USA — but this is a touch pointless in the end. First, this is the same show that had episodes showing Mr. Robot holding a gun to Romero's head and Shayla having her throat slit by an insane drug dealer. They had no qualms about showing graphic material before. Violent altercations will exist no matter what…

Loved the sly little PF reference ("I'm pretty fuckin' far from okay".) That made me smile.