I really ahree with what you said here, but we might both be misinterpreting the significance of Laura's apoearance in the golden orb. It could be the giant was seeing a consequence of the manifestation of Bob in the world and was taking steps to try to prevent this from happening, but failed, and possibly ended up…

I think I might have figured something out pertaining to episode 2. In it, Dark Coop was talking to somepne we assume is Phillip Jeffries, but I think it is actually Philip Michael Gerard, the One-Armed Man. Who is the evil doppleganger of the Lodge One-Armed Man (""wake up" "don't die").

Damn, Kim looks ten times sexier getting out of bed in the morning than she does after she "fixes herself up".

They don't like it, so they don't want to promote it, mainly because it would have us believe there really are bad Muslims. Maybe even more than you can shake a stick at.

That was Victor in the car playing the rap so you're probably right. Gus of coirse has very special plans for Hector

He may have made the tracking device, and his personality is of the type that would want to make sure it is done right. Fastidious and adventurous. I had the impression there was two people who replaced the device, Gale and anorher person driving the car. Interestingly, I just finished reading on EW where Gould or…

I wanted Saul with the dark gallows humor bit I definitely did not want a comedy and still don't. I want the same pathos as Breaking Bad, Certainly not an episodic "case of the week" format.

I hope they find another one out in the middle of a road somewhere, hopefully one I'm driving on.

I think the man who left the "DON'T" note will end up being Gale "You DON'T have to do this" Boetticher. I've thought this for a while, and if you look carefully, the hair of the man who replaces the gas cap/tracker looked like Gale.

He was a Marine sniper in Vietnam

That may have been the kid Todd shot

Been wondering that myself

Military officers in general are anal retentive fuckwads anyway.

Yeah it sounds patronizi

Yes, by god, thank you sir. I'm so sick of these political obsessive motherfuckers. I doubt many of them could tuck their little kids in bed at night without turning it into a goddamn political statement.

I'm thinking maybe suicide.

Gale Boeticher

As for the later success of actors involved, Rockmond Dunbar (C-Note) had a regular three year stint on Sons of Anarchy playing the town sheriff.

It's a great show not meant to be taken seriously. For example, things happen too fast. In season two for example, prison guard Bellick was accussed of murder, pled guilty, and landed in Fox River penitentiary all in the space of two or three days tops.

Am I speaking too harshly about the little teenage tramp fucking two guys in the backseat of one of their cars. Hell, I thought I was being rather circumspect.