Pizzolatto was new to this entire tv phenomenon and he was not prepared for the criticism, questions and obsession with some of the Lovecraft influences. You can just tell he hated a lot of the being under the microscope view of social media. He altered and scrapped a lot of what he initially said season 2 was about.…

They didn't show or reveal that but that is my opinion. Otherwise, it would be a stretch to have Scotty that upset and thinking that seeing Allison at Coles house once would make it a Lockhart baby. Noah was having way more sex with Allison in that time period.

Interesting and plausible, I just think the intentional usage of "ours" is very strange since no one says that unless they are the father. I guess we will see next week.

The opinion of whose baby it is is totally off by the reviewer. Scotty and Allison had sex. When he says ours he is referring to him and Allison. Otherwise, Scotty wouldn't give a shit about the whole love triangle if it did not involve him. This review that they are in a heated argument over Coles baby is odd. The…

Ha! Nailed it.

Impossible to be a coincidence. Bluth and Karl Weathers are AD copyright practically. Hawley seems like a AD man to me.

I agree. That C baffled me as well. Knick has been near flawless, It is just a damn shame that not a lot of people watch it.

This Undertaker will be the ultimate hitman/cleaner. Think Jean Reno in The Professional and La Femme Nikita.

Sounds about right to me. She would have left for Sioux Falls.

You are totally correct. Leftovers is not for everyone and something that is very bleak and bizarre to watch but it is immensly powerful, Fargo gives you a little of everything in such a precise and perfect balance that I would definetly recommend Fargo to just about anyone. Leftovers I would be hesitant to because it…

It is a two horse race between Fargo and Leftovers. Knick is a great show as well but for the dramas currently on air, those two have had A episodes one after the other.

Bear was always more rational so Karl's brilliant and coherent argument would make sense. I shudder to think if Dodd was there. Lot of dead bodies in that situation. I thought Peggy would be gone when Ed woke up, having to get to Sioux Falls and all. Hanzee is so badass in his patient and casual walk. He figures it…

Was I the only one taken back to season 1 where Malvo magically disappeared from the basement? When Dodd went looking for Peggy I knew it would not go well. One thing Fargo has established is that it is nearly impossible to find someone in a basement.

It is driving me crazy cause it would explain a little of why Saul believes Carrie sabotaged his chance at director. The director would be based in Langley, and Dar is a black ops shadow man, not a CIA director. He wouldn't want that position nor would be ever get confirmed.

It was after the classic Dennis Reynolds "golden god" rant in High School Reunion Part 2 that I realized ASIP could literally go 20 seasons and maintain a high level of absurd comedy. A live action streak like South Park's current run.

Quick question, who is the CIA director this season? Have they ever stated that?

Tommy will be under the full influence of Meg. He is so lost that it would be easy to turn him. Which will lead to an inevitable extraction by Laurie and Jill. A violent one most likely.

I think at that some point John will figure out that Kevin was there at the disappearance. It will be an amazing scene when John goes from friendly to downright murderous and menacing towards Kevin.

Any version of that song just works. Mr Robot used it and Leftovers has used it repeatedly and it just puts a chill up my spine every time they use it. Hell they could use that as the introduction song and I would be fine with it.

I know there won't be any in depth explanation about Virgil's methods. I am sure after Kevin wakes up he will have a interesting story to tell.