The XMen are a Marvel property, but Fox has an exclusive license for it, much like Sony owns the rights to Spiderman.

I thought it was a nice contrast to last week's episode where you removed rocks from your pockets along the walk when unburdening.

I had that on the original PlayStation. What a cool little game with a lot of humor. I'd forgotten that was a Molyneaux game.

I always found the game "The Movies" to be underappreciated. Sure it resembled "The Sims" too much and had an interface that was difficult to master, but the concept and editorial tools were well ahead of their time. If they could have made it as fun as it was ambitious, you would hear about it more.

I thought the walk might have started at the Aberdeen Proving Grounds or Fort Detrick Maryland. The bus that dropped them off showed Maryland/Delaware, but I'm pretty sure 250 miles from either would put you in northern Pennsylvania, not upstate New York.

I felt sad about him not trying a funnel cake, but then envious about the clam roll.

It's not so surprising since Carlton Cuse created both Lost and Bates Motel (as well as the lesser known Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.). In his other shows, he started with a simple setup then threw in some mysteries for which he may or may not have worked out a resolution. This series started out the same way but…

What's wrong with Milton, Delaware? It's a lovely little town close to the beaches.