Precisely. As a single gay man, I have had to curtail any expression of affection towards children for fear of my actions being wrongly perceived. Even with my own nieces and nephews, it's just not safe to to interact physically in any way, lest I find myself labeled a child molester by some random high-strung…

I thought about listing War Games, but decided against it because technically the threat was from a computer game rather than the Soviets themselves.

Did anyone else think that Paige accepted their story a little too readily?

It's sad and an indication of how hysterical this country is about the subject that you would even have that thought.

The propaganda we were fed was that the Soviet Union were godless beasts who cared more about The Party than they did about human life. There was nothing they would not do to feed their hunger for power and spread the disease of communism worldwide.

When I read the comments from people who say "I'm done" or "I'm bored," it reminds me of why American TV is so often such a useless homogenized collection of sitcoms, cop shows, soaps and medical dramas. Unless there's a punch line every 30 seconds, an explosion or gunfight before every commercial break or a sex scene…

And once again, this show can't win with this reviewer. Usually he's complaining about character deaths. Now the body count is too low. Can you please make up your mind?

I've said it before, but I really do wish they would find someone to review the show who actually seemed to like it. That way, the readers might enjoy some actual constructive analysis or benefit from some unique viewpoint regarding the episodes, rather than simply a repetitive weekly takedown. I don't believe this…

Well, we'll soon find out.

Suspicion vs Confirmation

He didn't find out until after Boyd had the money.

So you don't like it when the show is contemplative and paced more slowly. And you don't like it when the show is graphic and more action-oriented.

That's the best you could come up with?
Come on…
As Miss Berg would say, "Where's the sweat, Lisa?"

No, Ellie Kemper for nothing! She and her wonky eye annoy the fuck out of me…

Well, considering that those duffel bags were packed by Avery, I sort of suspect that he's hidden some type of tracker amongst all the cash. He's not just going to hand over that much money with no plan to take it back, is he?

So was it Vic himself that gave you the semi, or…?

Being in an open relationship doesn't require you to have sex with other people…it just gives you permission. It means that sex with a person other than your primary partner is not a relationship-ending event.

As I said, the boy is not an idiot. He is capable of learning from the situation he's found himself in, and being locked up as a result of his rebelliousness (not "contempt" for "minor rules") would certainly be a wake-up call. He is terrified and, if returned to his family, not likely to do anything that would send…

Again, I disagree with you completely. The "worst option" is keeping him locked up with dangerous criminals who will take advantage of him, abuse him, or (worst of all) change him to the point that he becomes a dangerous criminal as well.

You are basing that prophesy on what, exactly? Tony has said nothing that would indicate any intention or desire to run away from home. He has indicated—quite clearly, over and over again—that he wants out of his current situation and if the price of making that happen is returning to live with his father and sister,…