I'd say their final album is the overlooked masterpiece. In the somewhat same vein, I wish more people would've heard of Hopesfall and Shiner.

Backed, this series brings me the fun I've been missing from procedurals.

Thank you for your comment, seriously. I wish I were as eloquent.

yep but it's common for victims to do that

Counterpoint : she was pressured to release the music she did

808s & Heartbreaks is one of the most influential albums of the last ten years, you can hear his influences everywhere. Seriously.

You're a delight.

Just saw her on "40 Below and Falling", a cute christmas-y rom com the other day. Christmas TV movies aren't usually that good, but this one worked for the most part, despite the cheesy ending.

It did nothing for a lot of people. If I could receive one dollar each time I heard someone say "it wasn't good because it didn't have any storyline !!"

Nailed it

I think that guy is hetero

That's interesting. I watched it with my entire family and we were all completely shocked.

I know that feeling so well, and I weirdly just don't know what to say other than I'm sorry and that I 'd like to internet hug you.

"I watched the finale in a theater on the big screen and it was such a fun experience." Damn, I just want to imagine the audience's reaction.

Offensive

I get your concerns but this show has never answered everything quickly. I'm sure Season 5 will focus on the consequences.

"I'll throw in that the interstitial Machine-POV parts of the show tell a
story, one which Nolan/Plageman have pretty much confirmed: they are
The Machine telling the tale from some point in the future through
flashbacks." Damn, that makes sense.

No, Nolan has said yesterday (or just after the finale aired) that the show won't end next year.

They really dropped the ball on that one. They shouldn't have let that arc "disappear" after The Devil You Know.

Or Reese ? As a callback to "RAM".