Not to mention, offering a free week trial to the service, just long enough for someone to watch the program they were interested in most and disappear after that period.

I'd argue "Religion" and "Door No. 3" are sequels to the breakout episode "Parents" from season one of the show, and not a perspective we get from our current television habits. The other three mentioned are just phenomenal episodes of television, period.

Superior Foes of Spider-Man. A great 18 issue run.

Stormtroopers. What a bunch of bastards!

Sounds like NBC wanted to give Weathers a bit more than stew to survive on…

Yeah. The Halbach brother is definitely not impartial and comes across as grating when you can see some pretty damning evidence presented during a trial that would give a juror paying attention reasonable doubt as to the veracity of the claims.

It's more a dramatization. It needed more narration to explain some things happening early on, but the voice cast is phenomenal.

It was just a murder room, not an entire house. And Ted never built the room. At least that's what he told his kids, but he has been an unreliable narrator in the past.

It was just a murder room, not an entire house. And Ted never built the room. At least that's what he told his kids, but he has been an unreliable narrator in the past.