S02.E03: Who is Alive?

[Colorado David]

i am amazingly and delightfully confused as to what is really going on. i cant wait to see how it unfolds.

[Kirbyrun]

3 hours ago, peachmangosteen said:

Where did this idea that shows should be about plot above all else come from? I also personally don't understand being 'sick of slang.' It's giving 'get off my lawn' vibes.

So much of this show is so obviously about ambience.

I mean…I agree with you! I just get that some (yes, older) people are annoyed by new slang that (to them) replaces perfectly good old slang. I was just trying discern what OP’s beef was. 

[Pi237]

On 2/4/2025 at 10:18 AM, AstridM said:

That’s why European TV series are always superior, imo. 

 

I find this to be true a lot of the time. I can’t name examples right now, but their shows tend to have less episodes and only 3-4 seasons, if that. So, they’re not dragged out and repetitive because they had an end point before the series even started. 
 

Im enjoying the quirkiness of this one so far. I expect questions to be answered, but Im Enjoying the ride. 

[Affogato]

First, I wasn’t that fascinated with Lost, compared to many. It was watchable and I felt the ending made sense, if you got past the double take and thought about it. Also, I’m not sure what people were actually expecting. Not the place for this, moving on…

this is a very Alice in Wonderland story. The trip through the goat tunnel, for some reason, brought that home.  I wondered if Selvig/Cobel woke up in her car having forgotten Mrs Selvig. The bipap tibing is interesting. I think about the horned god— the man in the black pelt and horns—he was part of the weird waffle party ritual. And the baby goat caretaker was saying the babies weren’t ready. What are they using the babies for?

do the goat folk think the M stands for marsupial? Apparently.