I honestly wanted to know more about that family than Shelby and Matt.

The writers keep sending her to visit relatives in Mexico, in spite of her being from Colombia. My Colombian husband is now livid.

The slaughter of either Matt or Shelby would be a welcome addition to next week's episode.

There should be an entire thread here for "AH6-Actors Using Bad Accents."

Apparently, Kathy Bates and Wes Bentley study at the David Boreanaz School of Bad Accents, because they sound like him doing Angel doing 18th Century Irish layabout pre vampire bite. They sound Scottish-Irish-Brooklyn-New Orleans, which makes about as much sense as the plot.

My hope is that he got out because the Army post pressured the local officials. But I don't know. I do know my dad wrote to him for years until the letters stopped being answered.

I love that you're thinking about the practicalities of the programmers while some of us are remembering in what order the original content was released.

So far, the scariest thing about this story is the spatula with which the make up artist applies Geena Davis's foundation. The color is at least two shades too light and it's so heavy that it ages her unmercifully.

When we lived in France, my father had a friend who accidentally struck and killed a young child who ran in front of his car. In spite of the accounts of multiple witnesses that the man could have done nothing to prevent the accident, the local court sent him to prison for life. His biggest crime, my father would…

Yep

The original movie was based on a book by M Critchton, the movie (which Crichton directed), a sequel called "Futureworld," and a tv series called "Beyond Westworld."

Yep.

The original book and movie answer the questions the reviewer has about the future of the characters played by Ed Harris and Thandie Newton. But, since HBO has already surpassed the original, the sequel and the original television series in production values, cinematography, etc., it would probably make sense for me…

So far, this season has seemed like a group of character actors searching through the woods for a script and not coming up with much. The concept has relied too heavily on the reality show trope of showing a tiny bit of action (usually involving a pig) and then having the actors spend the next five minutes reacting to…