You mean an episode that is already going down as one of the most critically acclaimed episodes in tv history by tv critics? Alright.Much better than the last one, only thing missing is Coop.
There goes my night.
Did they say who Heinrich Viegel was this episode?
9/20What date did Hastings put down on the Briggs picture 9/20 or 9/29?
Someone who lives in South Dakota should go to those coordinates and report back.
44°30'44.8"N 103°49'14.6"W
44.512439, -103.820707
No, last week it was the "Drink full" thingDid it always say "AROUND THE DINNER TABLE, THE CONVERSATION IS LIVELY." at the bottom of that page?
Someone who lives in South Dakota should go to those coordinates and report back.
44°30'44.8"N 103°49'14.6"W
44.512439, -103.820707
Had just completely forgotten about him I guess.Who else could it have been lol
Not really.You mean an episode that is already going down as one of the most critically acclaimed episodes in tv history by tv critics? Alright.
Episode 8 of season 3 without question is the most iconic of the franchise since the pilot of season 1. Love it or hate it last weeks episode has changed tv forever.
This and episode 7 for sure.So am I crazy or was this the episode that felt most like a classic TP episode so far? Lots of characters talking, switching scenes and perspectives, more use of music and quirkier moments along with some more focused character interaction while pushing a central mystery forward.
Half-way mark of the season though, 9 more parts to go!
Yup.That Johnny scene felt really out of place but besides that it was a good episode. Everything is starting to come together.
Bobby had easily the best scenes from the old cast so far. Hopefully more characters will get the same love.WEW it's all starting to come together, this arc with Bobby is reminding me so much of that speech Briggs gave him years ago.
Season 2 was far from perfect but at least it was more coherent than this mess. At least season 2 still had the genuine interactions between Cooper and Truman. What we get now is an overacting Naomi Watts going on rants while standing next to a zombie.
Oh god, The Final Dossier IS going to be full of blog printouts and text message logs, isn't it? Goshdarnit, Mark!
Someone who lives in South Dakota should go to those coordinates and report back.
44°30'44.8"N 103°49'14.6"W
44.512439, -103.820707
SECRETS
If you click on the second tree from the left at the bottom of the website it will take you to a soundtrack ad!
So random
I heard someone yell "help" in vortex.wav.
So uh, was that Johnny Horne that ran in to the wall?
So what year did the original series take place in again?
Thought I saw blood on the ceiling.So uh, was that Johnny Horne that ran in to the wall?
The start of the series took place in 1989, 1989 is when Laura died.I think the original series took place when it originally aired (1990).
So uh, was that Johnny Horne that ran in to the wall?
Hasn't he not been seen since Laura's funeral??
Not really.
This and episode 7 for sure.
Wish we had a bit more of Truman, as he is a new character in TP.
Yup.
Bobby had easily the best scenes from the old cast so far. Hopefully more characters will get the same love.