Oddly what seemed like weaknesses in the early episodes turn out to be strengths later on.

Worst thing about that Dojo scene is that he's wearing his shoes while calling the kids disrespectful.

Thanks!

Yeah that sounds fortuitous, but it could also be a swerve.

Maybe it's just her persona, but I find Aubrey Plaza more attractive when she's not overtly trying to be sexy. It just feels…unnatural. The magnetism that draws guys to her comes from a different place, and this show figured out how to use that to perfection.

I think she's killing it too, but they really haven't even begun to explore David on the show yet. The nature of the character means they don't really need to have "Big Bads."

Yeah. But a lot of that stuff is binaural, so it's like watching a 3D movie with an eye patch.

Sooo….

Now all someone needs to do is invent cordless earbuds that don't hurt your ear when you roll over on a pillow.

Dear Aubrey Plaza,

It occurred to me while watching this episode that it's been a long time since I looked at Keri Russell and thought "Felicity." How many other actresses have managed to pull away from being typecast as a character they were so identified with?

Six episodes watched for review "prominently displayed" in the least prominent place possible, save for maybe underneath the comments.

All the X-Files references and you missed that Stan's Lady Friend was Marita Covarrubias?

I love Legion, but its a little easier to give a showrunner auteurship over a character like that than any of the Neflix IP, save maybe Jessica Jones, because there's a lot less material to wade through.

That's kind of the point, no?

Oh snap.

I do.

Right, so then why not wait til then to review "Season 1," or make it clearer on the tin that you have not actually watched the entirety of what you are judging?

The first half of the season is full of similar “what if?” moments…

Wasn't there a Mythbusters about being able to tell if the bullets were taken out of a gun?