Maybe in this universe The Nine Inch Nails never took off and are just a bar band. They should have dropped the "The."

Trent likes the girls Renault gets him, but never pays for the second one.

If someone just gave him a light, he goes away and none of this happens. By now Leland would be playing with his grandkids while Laura looked on and smiled. But fucking people in the 50's wouldn't give a hobo a light.

Ditto. That jumped right out at me, but then was lost in a haze of glory.

Always go Full Lynch.

The Rammstein.

If James Hurley gets a subplot where he is still banging a 65 year old Evelyn Marsh and being framed for murder again, I'm totally down for that.

I'd like to go back and have James Hurley be played by Hurley from Lost. Then I might watch the Hurley & The Cougar storyline that was ripped from Silk Stockings.

Season 2, especially. During my recent rewatch, I fast forwarded through the Hurley & The Cougar story entirely. In fact, I fast forwarded thru all non-Cooper or Major scenes from sometime after Leland died until about two or three episodes from the end. I remember seeing Ben start to turn into a Civil War general,…

Bob and wow are both palindromes. Coincidence? I think not.

I disagree. They have no earthly reason to cancel something with a large following, because they know to a person how big each show's following is. And how devoted, based on exactly how many times things are rewatched. And there is nothing sinister about not releasing viewing figures. There is no benefit to Netflix…

As a child, he once cut a leprechaun open in order to eat the breakfast cereal from its stomach. He even filmed and tried to sell it as a commercial for the breakfast cereal, but they were not interested. I wonder whatever became of that footage?

Honestly, I like Howard and think he just makes the occasional shitty movie. His filmography would be a lot less odorous without the Dan Brown crap, but I don't begrudge him that for a second. You gotta make-a the money to get movies made.

I will not sue you. I will merely disagree quite strenuously.

Yes, this also hurt the box office take of Star Wars and Marvel movies.

Ron Howard is also a fan of Dan Brown novels, Dr. Seuss, little people and the Irish, so imma be skeptical for now.

The thing to remember about Netflix is that they never have to guess on whether a show is worth the money. They aren't dependent upon poorly designed statistical surveys from Nielsen. They know to a person how many people dig their shows, and how often they watch, and, mostly important, how often they start and then…

I don't get the references to Super Nadine. She was super strong from the beginning. She destroyed the exercise machine in S1, which was prior to the head injury, and both Ed and Norma make references to her super strength in S1.

Everyone knows that Andy's dad died of syphilis.

I'm not an elite.