It's a game. Good grief.

Pretty sure Raheem is like Milo*, a resident cover-minority (*Milo is said to be gay IIRC) that tells us all the evils of minorities like them. They're part of a minority, so you can't call their tripe bigoted! Because that's how bigots think that works.

+1 for the use of "gormless!"

Yeah, and he's no Mel Brooks.

The magic of the Internet makes time irrelevant. :) The game is Beyond: Two Souls.

Anyone else notice a distinct difference in style, medium, and detail between most of the cave art and the white walker representations? Like, you see these abstract-ish symbols and figures and then BAM! white walkers as drawn by some contemporary person…last week…on their feudal computer. lol

Well, you clearly misinterpreted my post and succeeded in coming off like a jerk.

I always thought that's where they spawn?

^ I like this.

Pretty heavy on the nihilism this episode…

I really hope so. He's kinda like the sad-sack, ill-treated Toby from the (American) Office; at some point it just gets unpleasant (which is why Gerry/Gary/etc. from Parks and Rec was infinitely better).

For too many (miserable) people, I think this is accurate.

"a wave of unreality"
Yup.

Have it all read by Zapp Brannaigan

Some standout quotes:
*animal noises* "Calysta, shut up!"

Just started watching this show after having meant to for some time. I'm enjoying it!

Best, most accurate description.

Missed opportunity for rhyming: I'm your bro from another doe.

Better off Ted.

As a kid I was always fascinated and curious about the way he takes off one type of shoes and puts on another. In my family one does wear shoes in the house at all.