I see, thanks.
I only asked because I live in mountainous terrain and whenever I’ve traveled out of the mountains and into flat country I’m amazed by the coverage. I’ve been 150km into the woods and had great coverage.
In 2010 you might not have had such great coverage, though.
I remember when a lot of maps were just like frost on the side of major highways, but you don’t really see that any more.
Well, this was back in the days when I worked as a squished dinosaur juice extractor. The memory I’m recalling is from 2004-ish, when I used to tie an onion to my belt, which was the style at the time.
Hmm. An interestingly weird episode.
Great to see Ray Wise again! His message to pass along to evildoers was this: Obadiah 4 KJV - Though thou exalt thyself as the eagle, - Bible Gateway. Also see: Book of Obadiah - Wikipedia
At the end of his chat with Nikki he said what sounded like “Leck lecka.” What’s that mean?
I found myself rooting for Nikki and the deaf guy, even though they’re both murderers themselves.
So Sy was obviously poisoned, and we leap forward from Christmas 2010 to March 15, 2011, according to the dry-erase board in his hospital room.
We learn the Asian assassin is named… Meemo?
Nice touch to have the Sisyphus-and-boulder stamp even in the lobby of the Stussy Company.
Here’s more on the Japanese soldier Varga mentioned; he held out until 19-freakin’-74: Hiroo Onoda - Wikipedia
Best lines:
Emmit: “Sy’s not dead.”
Varga: “Yet.”
Emmit: “What?!?”
As far as we know, they still aren’t really most sincerely dead.
I fall into the second category, all in all, but I’m willing to roll with it.
Two more episodes this season?
I saw an interview with Noah Hawley who suggested that this might be the final season for the show.
That would suck - but is probably about right - I would love a special episode where we find out more about the book/narrator from season 2.
Actually what he said was:
I don’t know if that’s very different from what I said. FYI, this is what the AV Club had to say.
FX’s president John Landgraf signaled more recently that the end may be nigh:
Be a shame to see it end, but better to go out on top.
Any takers?
Wasn’t it the name of the legendary Jewish guy in his story?
Lech-Lecha. In this case, I assume meaning simply “get going.”
I agree.
That’s the one good thing about modern day dramas on cable networks. They don’t simply continue with episodes and seasons just because they’re supposed to. If it doesn’t fit their quality, they don’t make it
I been pondering the snow-writing conversation, and I just don’t get it. What did Wrench mean by “U first?” and why was her only response “Sorry” and why didn’t they feel the need to say anything else?!?
Heh, you misunderstood and paraphrased from memory. He asked “[Are they] After U?” and she apologized for making him a target too.
Aha! Thank you.
Yeah, I was confused by that, too.
I was as well.
She said something like “we need to make a plan” right before that. I took it to mean something like “you go first” like when two people come to a doorway at the same time and one says, “after you.” But, yeah, there was that question mark at the end.
The writers clearly never thought of this interpretation, or I’m sure they would have changed it.