I like that he read the entire 700-page manuscript and pretty much the only useful things he got out of that was an incredibly generic abstract and the author of the manuscript. Which Caitlin could've found out because… those things are usually on page 1.

It was pretty fun. I think the third and fourth season were kind of ruined for me because there was all this draaaaaaama re: Sarah Wayne Callies's departure and return, but I hope to watch it again someday without all that baggage.

Why does this read like an ad

I like that you one-upped his/her username.

But he's white-passing.

I like it, sometimes more than I like this show!

Gradually?

White people on TV always magically know all the languages, do they not

White people on TV always magically know all the languages, do they not

Just like Fringe.

Dude. Stop.

Nah, if they wanted a spin-off they would've given Grice and Blondie more personality. And I thought Zoe was the first one to find out about Root?

/steak Shaw

I genuinely don't understand how someone can say this, especially someone who thinks Season 1 was good in comparison?? Please explain if you feel like it.

CHEKOV'S ROCKET LAUNCHER BETTER COME INTO PLAY.

I need a hug you guys. (Just watched this a couple of hours ago.)

That all sounds great, and honestly I'll probably check it out just for tone/atmosphere, but I was just curious if there's an interesting story, or if it's just the novelty of seeing these characters together.

Yes, I think Hardwick's a good host. Corny sometimes, but I don't understand why he gets so much hate.

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What exactly is Penny Dreadful about? A bunch of famous literary characters all know and interact with one another and…?