Dude. Every tiny detail? The numbers were one of the biggest plot lines in the first season. It was the entire motivation to get Hugo on the island.

Again- they just made a bunch of shit up that sounded interesting without any clear plan in mind. It’s a soap opera- a badly plotted, utterly unplanned soap opera about a…

Sorry, pally- it’s never wrong to report war crimes.

I can’t imagine why people would be excited about a genuine American hero who has sacrificed so much replacing a slightly damp party loyalist who can only be call “centrist” if the sole metric is Bernie Sanders on the left and Clinton on the right.

Dear Santa-

This is all I want for Christmas for the rest of my life.

signed,
47yo man.

C’mon. Can’t you just admit they made up a bunch of crap, and had no idea where it was going?

WHy did these numbers win the lottery, and curse anyone who used them?

What was the deal with Walt, the boy who could change the fabric of reality? Did he just get tired of it and join a baseball team?

OK, so what did the numbers mean?

Does it though? Why does one need to study a series of tedious cliffhangers that represent absolutely nothing but the desire to make more cliffhangers?

I would love to see a show like Lost that actually had a plot, knew where it was going, and made some sort of sense.

Sometimes the world decides not to disappoint.
Goddam, that was some cold service.

I’m going to guess that more than one of us wish that we could have had the opportunity to help escort him out.

Heady is amazing, but c’mon- Hamilton’s performance is iconic. Without her, the world would be very different- and much suckier.

Brownstein, I think, not “Brown”.

Maybe they would have been better off not giving him make-up at all, and periodically show a little wiring when he gets hurt.

I did better makeup effects in 1985 and shot stupid stuff on Hi8.

Will she be the saddest witch of all?

Cute white men crying about somebody not white being the central character of a TV ad in three, two...

Except, of course, that Galaxy Quest was actually funny. I couldn’t even make it through the first ten minutes of Orville. Excruciating.

Enjoy yourself ruining everyone else’s fun.

Can’t we have anything nice?

Bright was far more enjoyable than The Last Jedi. It was only half as stupid as TLJ, after all, and the orcs were better actors.

Not a great movie, but dumb and fun. And the implication that America’s understanding of racism is too mature for this movie is more than a little silly.