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denise deserves better than that manchild

It's not talked about enough how Junior Mint is a child of divorce 

belly writing back after she moved to let him know so that she wouldn’t stop receiving his letters someone sedate me 

“if you loved her so much, how could you go and sleep with someone else?” U TELL HIM BABE

“I didn't say they do do it. I said they could."

I love Adrian so much.

The intro song is really growing on me, so catchy.

Why was this even shorter? Ugh.

The fight sequences are so good.

Metropolis mentioned.

Loving these heartfelt moments.

That ending has me needing the next episode badly.

This seemed a little rushed.


Propaganda I still won’t fall for: feeling bad for Jeremiah Fisher

he’s only getting the consequences of his actions

“not everything is about money, dad.”
“you're right. it's not. so let's take it out of the equation. i'm cutting you off.” IM XRYINGG

The finger landing on the piano transitioning straight into the theme song? 10/10 

“youre gay right?” “yeah a little” oh im sure charles

What an absolutely amazing eppy, it’s a tad overhyped for me because I do think there have been a few episodes that are better than this with lower ratings and it’s definitely not a 5 but I don’t want that to take away from how great I thought this was. Honestly this eppy really reminded me of what I love about Lindelof’s style of storytelling so much and is so exemplary of what makes it so unique. This man will come up with the most ridiculous concepts imaginable, in this case being the whole cursed numbers thing, and actually somehow take its absurd nature as a way to serve the characters which I absolutely love about him. This did so much for Hurley and I loved the character work here for him so much, this is probably the eppy that I have the least to say about so far (which is a good thing because I want to jump right into the next one) but once again that doesn’t mean that I didn’t love this. This season continues to be almost entirely great without any real misses. 

[SPOILERS]

As I’ve already said, the numbers are really interesting and maybe the best example so far from this show of Lindelof’s ambiguous approach to storytelling. Similar to how The Leftovers keeps the nature of certain events and aspects of its narrative open ended for the viewer to make up their own belief in, while the numbers could genuinely be cursed, there’s also a chance that they’re simply meaningless and aren’t responsible for Hurley’s misfortune at all (although there’s definitely some greater mystery regarding the numbers considering how they were being transmitted out at sea and that they were written on the hatch, so the audience will probably have it explained eventually). However, what I find most interesting about the numbers is not the actual mystery surrounding what they mean, but rather what they add to Hurley’s character, particularly when we view this show and its premise through the lens of exploring the way people respond to trauma and loss and/or cope with difficult circumstances. This aspect of the show is probably the part of it that resonates the most with me personally and is definitely one of its core ideas thus far if you’re looking out for it, and through Hurley’s character we see another response to how people deal with the predicament of the island, as well as misfortune at large, which is to blame it on themselves. Hurley’s belief that the numbers are cursed and that he’s the one to blame for the plane crashing is basically an elaborate way to depict someone who blames themselves for their negative or traumatic experiences even when it doesn’t make sense, come across as rational or it just wasn’t their fault, which is a very realistic response that people often have which really interests and speaks to me. The way a concept as novel as the numbers manages to highlight this really is a testament to so much of what I love about Lindelof and this show: How he can take such unique ideas and use them to explore his characters in meaningful and profound ways, and how beneath this show’s mystery is a story that expresses far more humane, personally resonant ideas. 

Yet another moment from this eppy that conveys one of my favourite aspects/themes of the show is with Hurley finding the battery, showing him proving himself and realising his potential. Another one of the most recurring ideas throughout the show thus far is how the island represents a way for the cast to truly prove themselves and be the people they’ve always wanted to be, whether it be through making up for their past mistakes from before they were on the island, or by proving their worth by being there for others and supporting them. One pretty blatant and obvious example of this is Locke’s character since the island gifted him the function of his legs, allowing him to finally display his skills and knowledge as a hunter and serve as a guardian and mentor for the other survivors. Hurley’s arc in this episode is essentially a microcosm of this theme as he is so frequently seen as a nuisance, burden or setback, even by himself (as seen not only by him blaming himself for the bad luck around him because of the numbers, but also in his backstory as he talks about all the trouble that he caused for his family and his desire to do better for them), only for him to ultimately be the one to get the batteries they needed and prove that he can still be valuable and help others in the way he’s always wanted to. It’s a great piece of development that really hits home this idea of self worth and proving yourself and your capabilities to others through providing for them that I absolutely love. 

The Claire/Locke plot was so beautiful too oh my god he made her a cradle I love you Locke 🥹🥹🥹 This eppy really just reminded me so vividly of what makes this show as special as it is, loved it so much. 

Edit: Also wait what the fuck I just realised as I was scrolling through reviews for this eppy from other people that Hurley owns the box company that John works at WHAT 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 IT’S ALL CONNECTED I’VE BEEN SAYING THIS FOR LIKE THREE REVIEWS IN A ROW 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️ I’M NOT A SCHIZO I SWEAR I’M ONTO SOMETHING 🗣️🔥🗣️🔥🗣️🔥🗣️🔥🗣️🔥

hooking up with two people at once, jeremiah is of course still a fucking cheater

conrad calling out jeremiah for treating belly like an object/a prize to be won was soooo satisfying

Dan Gilroy absolutely ripped it with this arc. The Eye special effects were incredible. The chief of the Dhanis looks so much like Bryan Cranston. Richie from The Bear would have never pulled a Skeen!
4.7/5

I was feeling bored with all the series I’ve been watching, so I decided to start Adventure Time again to bring back some memories with this show. Hopefully I’ll watch a few episodes from it and also some from The Sopranos.

I’m a sucker for a good flashback episode with multiple cameos from past characters in make-up.

THIS ACTUALLY DESTROYED MY LIFE IM SO READY FOR THE BELLYCONRAD REUNION NEXT WEEK BUT ALSO I DONT WANT IT TO BE OVER😭😭😭😭

This was certainly depressing. After this episode, I can confidently say that my favorite character of the show is Kevin Pearson. This episode was incredible, and it being focused on Kevin just made it so much better. 

Kevin gets invited to his old school, where they’d like to honor him and give him an award for being who he is. Everyone loves him, except one person…himself. 
When Kevin is about to receive the award, Kevin’s old coach is giving a great speech about his time as Kevin’s coach and how wonderful of a player he was back in the day. But Kevin, all he could see was his father complimenting him. 

When Kevin finally goes on stage, he’s lost for words, he feels pathetic. He realizes that he’s messed everything up and that he’s unworthy of the award given to him. He tries to share his true feelings with the audience, but no one hears his voice. All they can see is the strong, confident athlete he once was. 

“Will he get up? He will. Ladies and gentlemen, he will, he'll get up. Kevin Pearson will walk again, just in time to bury his beloved...father. That'll keep him down for good this time, right?”

Kevin revisiting the place he loved, but ended up being the one who destroyed him. The monologue is top tier, it’s emotional and it has such impact on the story, and it managed to impact me heavily as well. That is BY FAR my favorite scene in the entire show so far. However, that’s not the only phenomenal scene presented in this episode. 

After Kevin left the pitch, Kevin went back to Charlotte. The girl who was deeply in love with him during school, but he never paid any attention towards her. Considering the massive amount of alcohol Kevin has consumed, and the depression has finally gotten to him, he needs something to keep his mind of things. He goes back to her place, but after they’ve slept together, he leaves quick. After a while, he realizes that he forgot his necklace. The only thing he has from his father, who is now dead. And when he gets back to her house, she’s pissed and won’t let him in. That’s when Kevin truly breaks down, losing the one thing he has left of his father is something he can’t let happen. The acting here is once again, top tier.

Kevin receiving the devastating news that Kate lost the baby was also very sad, but great built up for the next episode “Number Two”. 

“I never could compete with what you two had” yk what, that might be the smartest thing Jeremiah’s said in all 3 seasons of this show

Killer episode. Everything's lining up, This squad right here- Enzo, Ciro, Scianel, Genny— feels solid, and I'd love to see them run it together.

8.2, bro said ‘look at my eyes, Dw u will be better’ n then left him for the Germans 😰

I LOVED THIS SEEING THE ARCONIA THROUGH THE YEARS EEEEE I LOVE THIS SHOW THEY DID THE CONTINUITY SO WELL

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