I dropped that one after the episode where Beth died. Too much wheel-spinning and repetitiveness in the story to keep my interest in the otherwise slow and timewasting pace. I was just already numb and watching out of obligation for nearly a season before that. Z-Nation is my jam now, tons of fun and faster pace. It…

Not saying he’s a saint either. More like multi-faceted. He kills people either thinking it’s for a greater good or because he’s got orders - either way he’s not presented as some bloodthirsty reckless asshole. He loves his family and thinks he protects his country, even if he knows they get it wrong half the time.
Bet…

A friend of a friend swears by the show, so I already had enough practice. :) At some point it just becomes an exercise in who can out-talk who and I actually like arguments/discussions like this when I’m in the mood to actually go for it. I wouldn’t be the guy who insists on changing someone’s mind just because I…

Not that crazy, it’s not like we didn’t know sleeper cell spies existed before. Definitely fascinating, though. 

For what it’s worth I wouldn’t insult fans of the series, I just love arguing about it in a non-hostile manner. The series for me is bad, but whatever floats your boat. I do admit all the twists and turns and all the entire mystery box premise was executed excellently. I’m just one of those folks who prefer answers at…

Oh yeah, I remember reading about that. Well, we might see it, there may be a time jump either at some point next season. It’s kinda too good of an idea to be left unexplored, even if it’s just the last episode.

I know, just thought I’d throw in my usual two cents about Lost.

Well, to be fair, there is no way to give her a spoonful of info at a time when it comes to this. It’s either share who they are or not. At least they still keep most of their shadier/murdery dealings secret, so she can have easier time handling the initial shock.

Yeah, I also wonder about that. Two excellent spies do NOT fuck up and do anything to reveal themselves to a random FBI agent. It automatically makes him ‘incompetent’, even if that’s precisely what sleeper agents are supposed to do. Pass off as locals and don’t attract attention. Or if they live across from an FBI…

What is this real-life event? There were a ton of events in the show, the timeline has been going for years.

It’s a humorous article brah, calm down. I love the show, but there are elements of soap, since like 75% of the time it focuses on family. The kids all by themselves were responsible for most of the drama (well, at least Paige, since Henry was basically a non-entity until this season).

Well, the entire show was bullshit thrown at the wall to see what sticks. Random things were introduced and dropped with no second thought. The ending making no sense was expected, pretty sure the writers didn’t have an idea for an endgame and could not make everything fit together in a logical manner. I dropped it…

They did mention that Henry will play a much larger part this season, but I’ve only watched 3 episodes so far and he’s barely been in them. He’ll probably show up later on though.

The show has always dragged when the kids were involved, but what did you expect? They planted the seeds for Paige finding out a long time ago. Would you prefer every scene with Paige to be them hiding the truth until the end of the series with no payoff? Teen girls do throw shitfits constantly, but they had to bring…

Watch it. You’ve probably watched much worse or generic series. This is a great show, fairly realistic and faithful to the time period, with actual Russians playing the Russians and grounded storylines. It doesn’t present either side as good or bad. It’s like a unicorn. It deserves to have a dozen Emmys already. You…

I have no idea how you can label him as bad or good, when they are doing a job. When you become a soldier or a spy, you have to know killing will happen eventually. Is he bad because he works for the USSR? Is it bad because he is killing people, even if it’s under orders from his own country? If this show was called…

As far as the wig goes, in some episode there was a scene where Phillip removes his wig after returning from Martha’s (WHY DID YOU SAY THAT NAME?!) and it took him a bit of effort to get it off. It’s not like he just grabbed the wig and took it off like a hat. Spies, man. They gotta be prepared and have those wigs…

Haha, brilliant idea. Now if gamers in France were a substantial enough number to swing an election...

Bruh, not sure what your issue is here. Speedrunning can be immensely entertaining if you’ve already played the game. Seeing crazy tricks you never knew existed, executed to frame perfection gives me a totally new way to enjoy it. Some of the speedruns I watched were more fun than some movies in that regard.

I had no idea a PS3 emulator has progressed that far. I thought the existing ones are mostly tech demos, you can start the game and dabble in the menus, but once you actually started playing, it would be 2-5 fps, riddled with graphical and game-breaking bugs.
Here the framerate is terrible, but the game actually seems…