And it's also so ham-fisted at this point. We get it, Richard is a piece of shit. Every scene with him is the same - it's like 'see audience, he didn't lose that one note I gave him!' Phew. I mean so many Lynch characters are one-note and that's where the pacing of this season is causing things to fail where they…

Blair Witch Project and the South Park movie. That's the summer of 99' I'll never have.

Maybe it's just a french-speaking thing. I saw Inland Empire for the second time in Paris and the audience cracked up the whole time. Were they laughing at it? I'll never know. But it made for double the Lynchian experience.

'Would you like to try and talk to your daughter again?'
'No'

Oh it was super contrived, most of the episode seemed like a bunch of cutting room floor material thrown together. But their scenes did make for an updated music video to One Carress that I guess I enjoyed.

No need to thank anyone. You deserve love and respect without giving anything in return. I'm glad you're ok and I hope you continue to reach out to others whenever and however you feel like it.

There's no cure for measles because its a virus, there's no cure for any virus. But essentially he would have passed it by now - he was dying from a complication of the virus - pneumonia which was turning into a staph infection I think they said? It doesn't make sense, but nothing does so atleast they're consistent.

Well duh, he couldn't forgive his parents for not vaccinating him. They got what was coming to them.. or something..

The writers don't let themselves be bogged down by things like common sense when it comes to their characters motives.

They were all covered in spots though - that is until they weren't. I guess they had measles until they fed?

Well that was awful. They really trivialize the importance of being and becoming a
vampire with that whole school nonsense.

So Donovan had decades to deal with his mommy issues/stop acting like a mortal brat and its a 2 minute conversation with the bartender that changes his mind? All so we could find a reason to turn Iris into a vampire? I guess they're just saving the real creative ideas for the back end of the season. That's gotta be it.

The rapist (which is Mr. Marsh right?) feels like hes on a completely
different show. Everything regarding that dude could be cut, probably
should be cut, won't be though and I'm sure there's atleast one more
rape to come even though it's likely not to be as long or graphic. Anyway, the show's super corny - I don't…

And why are these episodes so long? AHS always had a problem with content and the solution was to give them more time? It's wasted on unnecessary murders (they just start repeating themselves) and I guess to top the last seasons more sexual violence - which means any clever bits are too easily forgotten. I agree with…

Subtlety shouldn't be as hard as Ryan Murphy makes it out to be!

Tsk Tsk - someone is angry at anti-vaxxers! Is this a personal vendetta or a version of product placement? Anyway, Vitamin A, Vitamin A is what you can give against measles.

I don't think it causes problems, but it may just have to do with where you're from. I'm German and American and I much prefer the interpretation allowed in the English language and what that leads to even though I find German to a more beautiful language. I've watched Germans fail to understand what's being said to…

Yea I think I understand - so rigidly follow semantics, egal whether or not you're skilled enough to understand the larger point being made, and if there's a hole in the semantics, malfunction.

Deflecting the issue in that way is a form of misogyny. Or can it only be misogyny if someone straight up says 'I hate women'? If it was that black and white I feel like we would have solved the problem by now.

..sigh.. seen them all/enough of seasons 3 and 4. It's true, the person I'm most disappointed in here is myself.