The assumption is that all of Division 3 are under mild manipulation by Farouk (like how David keeps his followers “happy”). If so, then Syd is also unknowingly a victim of that.

I got a La Jetée (the short film that inspired Twelve Monkeys) vibe from the slideshow segments.

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Yes, the Izel contrivances give me a headache. Writing for the season (save for “Inescapable”) is getting sloppier the further we go.

Snowflake’s crazy sobered up real fast when Sarge left her to die.  Guess she’s not ready to be a butterfly.

I’ve attended a few group meetings for agnostics and atheists. Even those can leave me feeling as if I’ve fallen into some kind of trap.

As an enormous fan of The Dark Crystal, I’m still surprised by my dislike of Labyrinth. Very little about it worked for me.

“Focus. I’m asking about the temperature of your nuts.”

I’ve wondered the same thing about anyone from the LGBTQ community.

I certainly understand your point about “real world ethics.” Whether such an approach works or not in a specific fantasy story can be subjective. For Legion, I was already primed to accept this discomfort due to viewing the show as a metaphor for severe mental illness. As the creator says, we are definitely viewing…

On the subject of “bad behavior,” there were all those shots of black delusion blobs infecting character’s bodies while they slept. Pretty sure we saw a blob approaching David, too.

My memory of last season’s assault may be faulty, but I recall the scene directly before it showing David’s psyche split into three fragments, all arguing about what to do.  One of those fragments was pretty vile compared to the others. And it was that fragment’s personality that I perceived to be on display and “in…

Are those laundry tag symbol tattoos?

I was a big fan of both the Spongmonkeys and Angela Anaconda. The freakiest thing I remember about the latter is Angela’s nudist neighbor, a woman normally shown with a picket fence blocking her body.

Probably not—at least among the ones who show up to ceremonies. Maybe some of the “Art isn’t a competition” no-shows are sincere about not caring.

Sounds like Douglas isn’t one of those “It’s just an honor to be nominated” sort of people during awards season.

So, Lily Sheen has genetically inherited her mother’s nose job.

Kimmel does this shit all the time.

“To reconnect a fractured society--one ladder at a time.”