I know it was a 10 ep event but I still felt M. Night might drag it out and I still think there's more twists to come. 
@ "Abbies" That part was the hardest part to swallow. Kidnap you a seal team and a few special forces rangers along with burrying some heavy artillery and a few bombs in a hole to wipe those things out. So many ways to kill those things. Not accepting they're better killers than humans.
I don't know if I forgot this show had a thread or never knew but wow.
This recent ep just spills all the beans
As far as this truth, there are some clear inconsistencies here. While things like Lewis' character thinking it's still the 90s and Gugino's character saying she's been in Wayward for 12 years now make sense what doesn't is Burke's family finding him. They had already went to Idaho and were driving when Terrance Howard's ***** *** pulled that stunt with the oil and then they had the car crash where they woke up in the hospital. Before that she and her son were in the store and those kids even mentioned a car crash. That falls in line with ol Arnim Capote Zola talking with the secret service guy that set Burke up in the first place. You telling me he got cell phones that can call thousands of years in the past?
So I think they got a time machine on top of holding all of those ppl in stasis.
The twist itself is cool. I like little conspiracies like this can kinda could explain disappearances. The practical thing in real life is to assume these missing ppl are dead or switched identities but to think they've been abducted and are living in an apocalyptic future where only one town in Idaho survives is mind blowing.
I also feel it's not the smartest plan to treat the adults the way they do given the truth. It's one thing to not reveal that to them but to make them all feel like prisoners, to curb their attempts when they get suspicious and curious is just asking for trouble. Also public and unjustified murderers makes no sense at all. I can get the world went to **** so there's no law/rules for the ppl overseeing this but c'mon.
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I was hoping it was a cover up, but now it's looking like it's really the future.
Not me, but like everything else in life book > show I'd assume.
I'm more confused about the motivation behind him not wanting people to know the truth more so then I am with the time issue.Just binged watched all the way up to ep9. Its def an interesting show. Kinda confused about the whole year thing. Dillions character and his family were just in Seattle like less then a week ago from what I could calculate. Def wasnt expecting ol dude to black out the town tho.
@ Hope Davis getting smacked like that.
I understand it. They basically said it on the show. David Pilcher is a control freak. The writing has kept it short of blatantly giving him a GOD complex. Son is power tripping hard. That was already in him but when he started he was naive so he told the first group the truth. They mostly all went mad and killed themselves or tried to destroy the place. He didn't want to risk that cuz it basically ends what he sees as humanity's 2nd chance.Just binged watched all the way up to ep9. Its def an interesting show. Kinda confused about the whole year thing. Dillions character and his family were just in Seattle like less then a week ago from what I could calculate. Def wasnt expecting ol dude to black out the town tho
I'm more confused about the motivation behind him not wanting people to know the truth more so then I am with the time issue.
I know he explained it but I don't get why people would go crazy.
If anything he's making people go crazy by basically holding them prisoner.
That's cuz this group has been lied to for like over 12 years. After being that stressed out and thinking the worse they just might be more willing to accept.
Such a ****** up ending. Complete stupidity to kill him off to set up that bleak ending.
couldn't believe it. 
