I mean, I'd watch it.

Nah. Like… 10% of that is sort of similar to what happens, I guess? But nah.

Yeah, That Scooter scene got me too, even though (or maybe because?) you kinda knew it was coming.

The Disneyland comparison is apt - I've always thought that there's something very theme park-like in the level design of Bioshock games. It's much more noticeable in Infinite, I think not just because of the addition of actual "rides" with the skyhook, but because the horror element is removed and so the theme park…

See, the joke is that struggling franchises bring in The Rock to boost audience appeal, so the GOP figures it'll work for them, too.

"Better" =/= "good" and all that.

Protective Dad is Protective and Teens Get What's Coming To Them are two tropes I have… problems with, but there's some promise here that he's not just gonna be suped-up black Charles Bronson. If the show really is from the daughter's perspective, that could be a potentially interesting approach.

They even gave themselves a way to do it with the brain-paste thing, but that got dismissed rather quickly by Liv early on, which seemed odd to me.

Ok, well first, here's a link to the story if anyone's interested ( kinda surprised to find it actually, I might give it a re-read this evening when I have time):

It's the whole point of the original story (which was written by a man) and likely the film.

Netflix is also looking to making collectible nudie cards that are awarded to your account when you watch one of the sex scenes.

Few things are.

Yeah, the original short story is one of the few bits of fiction the New Yorker has put out that really stuck in my memory for years afterwards.

Yeah, that's what we all need from this show, more scenes liable to give us heart attacks.

On the other hand, I think I can officially can no longer recommend this show to my mother, based on the number of older women getting offed in the most gut-wrenching manner possible.

HENRY MET MAIL ROBOT. HENRY. MAIL ROBOT.

Just think of how much more satisfying it will be when Blaine gets his proper villain mojo back in time for that sweet, sweet revenge.

I dunno, people paid Blaine top dollar for astronaut brain.

- Well, that rules out all 3 of our guesses for who stole the cure, as apparently Justin never informed Fillmore Graves about its existence. I guess that leaves Blaine's dad? Unless Justin is a lying spy. Which is totally possible at this point, but come on.

Justin and Major visited him earlier and mentioned Chaos Killer victims being suspects in the anti-zombie community or something. The truckbros were going to kidnap him as evidence of zombies being real, presumably.