I guess they technically left it open-ended, since the last we see of him is completely surrounded in flames while sitting in a chair seemingly waiting to burn to death while hallucinating his wife and people he killed. But it feels like a dumpster moment to me.

No real comment in the review on the Glenn-like return of a character who should be dead?

I've seen this interpretation elsewhere, but I took the scene with the mirror to be Bob showing relief to realize some part of Cooper is still with him, which is 'good' because it means Dougie Jones-Cooper hasn't yet found his identity. Since Cooper's spirit was tricked into entering the wrong vessel, one of them has…

If Av Club stopped reviewing it, I might finally stop watching. Cringing at the episode and then coming to read the comments is mostly what keeps me engaged at this point.

How did Madison get up to the circuit breaker to turn the sign on anyhow? We see the car roll up to the hotel and the others get out with the supplies for Strand, while Madison has seemingly teleported to turn on the sign without ever exiting the vehicle. Did I miss something or is this just another example of a…