The Oblongs were in a book first, called Creepy Susie (and 13 other tragic tales for troubled children). It’s a series of terrible short stories for the Johnny the Homicidal Maniac crowd - i.e. me in 1999. The show was much better, thank god for Will Ferrell. 

I don’t know if it was required of all the cheerleaders, but Camille definitely made it sound like it was a common occurrence. That clearing in the woods was probably used for generations, ugh.

Diane

I’m surprised they weren’t mentioned, since the broadcast in the beginning mentioned that conventional firefighting techniques weren’t putting them out. Those are some supernatural fires and they’re getting closer.

Did no one else notice how the two guys loitering mysteriously at the edge of the park during Pangborn’s speech looked kind of green-screened in? Henry turns and sees them for a second, and they’re visible in a couple background shots, but it seems like they don’t really move or something is wrong with them. Pretty…

Someone already mentioned it was a pocket knife under the Kid’s pillow, but I think he still carved the figure Pangborn found on the bridge. When Molly looked in the window cave the Kid made she found soap shavings, I think the Kid carved the figure out of soap and left it on the bridge. As for why... I’unno. Guess…

Starr definitely knew - just before the doors opened he told Jesse ‘I’m with you but you’ll have to kill HIM’, meaning the All-Father.

Cass always has the best duds. Tulip a close second (so many fabulous leather jackets!) but Jesse just has the one thing and I bet he wears a little too much cologne to cover it up. He seems like that kind of guy.

I assume Adora says he was cold because he left her, when he probably left her because she’s a monster. 

Hey, that was a good bang scene. Thanks Home Box Office! (That’s what we’re calling it now right?)

It looked like a little bloodstain. Stepford girlfriend cleaned it up with bleach for him, how considerate.

Right? I melted a little at that too. There’s no better reason to do something than ‘for the puppies’.

I loved the reflections in the knife with the little soundtrack sting, really amped up the tension before the full pastor jump scare.

When his mom was talking about his 7th birthday and the cake, she mentioned he wouldn’t remember any of it. They haven’t been explicit but I think he wound up with total amnesia after whatever happened to him out there.

He has no memories of before the sheriff found him on the lake, so he wouldn’t remember Molly telling him about her ESP since it happened when his dad was still around.

The whole endless excruciating time Camille was trailing her around the slaughterhouse I was convinced they’d show that Amma has an unusual affection for the killing floor (she gives me Hannibal vibes). She winds up with the piglets, such an innocent little girl thing to do. But the look she shoots Camille through the…

He seemed bummed when she declined him to stay, I don’t read beard in this relationship. Just a narcissistic ice queen and a beaten down dude, still together because he’s afraid to leave her and she’s afraid what the neighbors would think.

No he definitely did it. He may not have realized it until Farouk pointed out how fucked up it was, but the look on his face was a dawning horror that what he did was horrible.

At least the one person he didn’t alienate is Lenny... and she happens to contain what’s left of his dear sweet big sister. I think if anyone could save David from becoming irredeemable, it’s Amy.

Ford buried the little wooden maze there for Dolores to find at the end of last season, to wake her up.