Six Seasons and a Table Read!
I bought the weird sisters helping Sabrina with the seance, both because they are into spiritualism and because they sympathized with her not knowing her mother. And also the kids with families had all gone home for the solstice break so they were probably majorly bored at the school.
Dude, that “child actor” is McKenna Grace and has just as much genre work under her belt as Kiernan Shipka. She was in “Gifted” with Chris Evans, she’s playing the younger version of Captain Marvel in Captain Marvel, she’s been in Vampire Diaries, Once Upon a Time (As Emma when she was a kid), The Lion Guard, Fuller…
They apparently came up with the idea for this special after they’d already shot the first episode of Part 2, so they had to sort of shoehorn this in between where Part 1 left off with the cliffhanger and wherever Part 2 kicks off. It explains why none of the characters really had any forward momentum. In spite of…
I haven’t seen the episode yet, but I can only guess that Hiram Lodge is behind the badness. He’s probably the real Dark Lord.
There are two different comic book sources. The sitcom was based on the cheerful Sabrina the Teenage Witch comic. The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina TV show is based on the Chilling Adventures of Sabrina comic, which was a horror take on the original. The horror take was a spin off of Afterlife with Archie, a horror…
Uhhh Zelda couldn’t you have just lied about what order the babies were born in
“I’m sorry to hear about your failed resurrection.” -Nick “How’d you hear?” -Sarbina
I really don’t know how or why I kept watching this show. I knew what I was watching wasn’t great, but it wasn’t garbage. It wasn’t even that entertaining.
“Winehouse’s father, Mitch”
*shoves you out airlock*
And they’ll all be playing Amy Adams.
The degradation comes from the minds rejection and conflicts with reality. I believe the cradle creates a pseudo-reality like we saw Ford in to accommodate that flaw.
“If the park was designed to study its participants without their knowledge, doesn’t that suggest other, shadier motivations?”
The Merc’s have all come off as low rent. You would think a company like Delos would hire from ex special forces. You know people who don’t let their dick’s lead the way in a war zone.
no one cares
Another great episode, though this is the first time watching season 2 that something stuck out for me as completely off: that whole “Welcome to Westworld” scene. A) Kind of shitty to have such gung-ho mercs and then have one drop his guard so easily at a crucial moment. (I was sure that when she turned to face him…
Tessa Thomson can act for days, I assume it’s just the direction Delos Corporate Officials are supposed to take.