Wayne got pregnant Asian women all across the country.
He's like a Super Saiyan Nigerian scammer.
Still don't know what's going on with Kevin and his hallucinations.
Nora.Ain't mad at Kevin at all.
Also does Aimee not have a home? Or parents for that matter?
She practically lives at the Garveys.
The ep was good. The first one mainly focused on the Chief that was like the one for Nora and the Rev.You know I figured that was the case from the jump so I was wondering why this Asian chick got so madWayne got pregnant Asian women all across the country.
I thought the same thing when she said she talked with him when he came home with the dog while apparently the daughter was asleep or out
I mean for real the writing for that part is worse than anything ppl could complain about that was on LOST. It's not even the type of writing where the person who knows who the killer is is gonna tell the protagonist who the killer is but beats around the bush, repeats himself, and then gets interrupted. Bad writing with no clues or even red herrings or hints of any kinds. They must think us fools if they ever use the word foreshadow. The grandfather said a whole bunch of nothing and then handed him a National Geographic mag from the 1970s like this is about to be the answer to everything. Then they got the nerve to bring it back at the end like it's some ominous sign. None of that **** makes sense
I'll warn anybody now not to read in to anything and let them try to explain this bull ****. Cuz if you get wrapped up in this garbage you will be heavily let down
I have no doubt the final ep for this season (I assume this got picked up for a 2nd season or will be) is gonna appear to answer somethings and/or create way more questions and leave on the biggest pile of a bull **** cliffhanger ever that might even hook ppl fed up with the show and at the same time infuriate them to no end in how it doesn't makes any senseI mean for real the writing for that part is worse than anything ppl could complain about that was on LOST. It's not even the type of writing where the person who knows who the killer is is gonna tell the protagonist who the killer is but beats around the bush, repeats himself, and then gets interrupted. Bad writing with no clues or even red herrings or hints of any kinds. They must think us fools if they ever use the word foreshadow. The grandfather said a whole bunch of nothing and then handed him a National Geographic mag from the 1970s like this is about to be the answer to everything. Then they got the nerve to bring it back at the end like it's some ominous sign. None of that **** makes sense
I'll warn anybody now not to read in to anything and let them try to explain this bull ****. Cuz if you get wrapped up in this garbage you will be heavily let down
Agreed. Barely 10% of the dialogue on the show is an actual cohesive conversation between two people. Most of it is one character being mysterious and/or difficult with another.
I don't even expect them to attempt explaining anything. I don't think much else is gonna happen with Holy Wayne or the dad. We're just gonna be left to assume that Wayne is a scumbag who took advantage of the "rapture," and the dad is a man who got broken by it. That's it. I hope the last episode leaves us with some sort of message, but I fear it might just be another episode of random mysterious **** and then be over.
This is what I wanted to say and had no idea how to word it
I hope not.
