#The Terror S02E10

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The Boondocks #25: “Home Alone” | December 17, 2007 - 11:30PM | S02E10

This is another fun, pretty typical sitcom style episode. In this one, Tom convinces Granddad to go on a sex-having vacation to escape the stress of having to rear his two awful boys.

This will require hiring a sitter. Huey and Riley have a storied past when it comes to being sat. They are on a “do not sit” list, just like Bart Simpson before them. Eventually Granddad settles on Uncle Ruckus for sitter, but even he can’t stand up to their terror. He eventually flees, leaving the kids to their own devices.

Riley takes the stash of money Granddad has tucked away and buys some fancy clothes. Huey, pragmatically concerned with their newfound inability to buy food for themselves, grounds Riley and eventually becomes a fascist, treating Huey like a literal prisoner. Meanwhile Tom feels ditched by Granddad who feigned interest in bringing Tom with him, and Granddad fails to come anywhere close to achieving his dreams of having women do kisses on him while smiling big. 

This one is all about character-driven gags. It’s also all about the boys calling each other a word that rhymes with gag. Well, it rhymes with gaggy, specifically. I am sorry, everyone, I enjoy hearing mean words on comedy programs. Even that one word that the characters on the show are allowed to say and I am not.

There’s a number of cultural references, such as the then-current discussion of Jay-Z calling for a boycott on Cristal. The guy under fire, managing director Frédéric Rouzaud, was asked if he felt that Cristal’s association with rap could hurt the brand. All he had to do was say “no, of course not” but instead he said this: “that’s a good question, but what can we do? We can’t forbid people from buying it. I’m sure Dom Pérignon or Krug would be delighted to have their business.” Not great, but it’s a far cry from what Uncle Ruckus claims he said. Uncle Ruckus’ false recollection of the quote is insanely funny and very rude. 

Other bits worth mentioning: Granddad’s frustration with post-9/11 airport security. This scene is very funny, and includes some great lines on the overhead address system. There’s also a moment during Riley’s grounding where they use the music from Platoon. I have only seen Platoon once and I didn’t really like it all that much, but I have heard this music in about a billion different comedies and always have to rack my brain to remember what it was from. I think they used it in Salute Your Shorts once. Okay, that’s how we’re ending this post, sorry.

MAIL BAG

Programming note: probably not gonna post on Tuesday for purely tactical reasons. Please update your expectations accordingly.

Do you make up these mailbags as little jokes to yourself or are people actually sending them in?

That’s an amazing question. The truth is I do all the voices of the people who call in. No, just kidding. I would say the make-up is this: 40% a guy I know. 30% another guy I know. 20% another guy I know. 7% a few guys I know. 3% actual people who happened to find this blog on tumblr and care enough about it to write in and ask stuff. 0% girls :(

My favorite shot in the Petite Feet sketch is the one of Tim leaning on the dartboard that someone is actively playing on. Very lame in a Huey Lewis - Sports kind of way. I love it.

The staging in this sketch is unreal. The boys look great. The song sounds great. What more could you ask for?

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Episode Season 1 Disc 1 S01e01 Fear in a Desert City 1960 S01e02 The Witch 1960 S01e03 The Other Side of the Mountain 1960 Disc 2 S01e04 Never Wave Goodbye (1) 1960 S01e05 Never Wave Goodbye (2) 1960 S01e06 Decision in the Ring 1960 S01e07 Smoke Screen 1960 Disc 3 S01e08 See Hollywood and Die 1960 S01e09 Ticket to Alaska 1960 S01e10 Fatso 1960 S01e11 Nightmare at Northoak 1960 Disc 4 S01e12 Glass Tightrope 1960 S01e13 Terror at High Point 1960 S01e14 The Girl from Little Egypt 1960 S01e15 Home Is the Hunted 1960 Disc 1 S01e16 The Garden House 1960 S01e17 Come Watch Me Die 1960 S01e18 Where the Action Is 1960 S01e19 Search in a Windy City 1960 Disc 2 S01e20 Bloodline 1960 S01e21 Rat in a Corner 1960 S01e22 Angels Travel on Lonely Roads (1) 1960 S01e23 Angels Travel on Lonely Roads (2) 1960 Disc 3 S01e24 Flight from the Final Demon 1960 S01e25 Taps for a Dead War 1960 S01e26 Somebody to Remember 1960 S01e27 Never Stop Running 1960 Disc 4 S01e28 The Homecoming 1960 S01e29 Storm Center 1960 S01e30 The End Game 1960 Season 2 Disc 1 S02e01 "Man in a Chariot" 1960 S02e02 "World's End" 1960 S02e03 "Man on a String" 1960 S02e04 "When the Bough Breaks" 1960 Disc 2 S02e05 "Nemesis" 1960 S02e06 "Tiger Left, Tiger Right" 1960 S02e07 "Tug of War" 1960 S02e08 "Dark Corner" 1960 Disc 3 S02e09 "Escape into Black" 1960 S02e10 "The Cage" 1960 S02e11 "Cry Uncle" 1960 S02e12 "Detour on a Road Going Nowhere" 1960 Disc 4 S02e13 "The Iron Maiden" 1960 S02e14 "Devil's Carnival" 1960 S02e15 "Ballad for a Ghost" 1960 Disc 1 S02e16 "Brass Ring" 1960 S02e17 "The End Is But the Beginning" 1960 S02e18 "Nicest Fella You'd Ever Want to Meet" 1960 S02e19 "Fun and Games and Party Favors" 1960 Disc 2 S02e20 "Scapegoat" 1960 S02e21 "Corner of" 1960 S02e22 "Moon Child" 1960 S02e23 "The Survivors" 1960 Disc 3 S02e24 "Everybody Gets Hit in the Mouth Sometime" 1960 S02e25 "May God Have Mercy" 1960 S02e26 "Masquerade" 1960 S02e27 "Runner in the Dark" 1960 Disc 4 S02e28 "A.P.B." 1960 S02e29 "The Old Man Picked a Lemon" 1960 S02e30 "Last Second of a Big Dream" 1960 Season 3 Disc 1 S03e01 "Wings of an Angel" S03e02 "Middle of a Heat Wave" S03e03 "Crack in a Crystal Ball" S03e04 "Trial by Fire" Disc 2 S03e05 "Conspiracy of Silence" S03e06 "Three Cheers for Little Boy Blue" S03e07 "All the Scared Rabbits" S03e08 "An Apple a Day" Disc 3 S03e09 "Landscape with Running Figures" part 1 S03e09 "Landscape with Running Figures" part 2 S03e10 "Set Fire to a Straw Man" S03e11 "Stranger in the Mirror" Disc 4 S03e12 "The Good Guys and the Bad Guys" S03e13 "End of the Line" S03e14 "When the Wind Blows" Disc 1 S03e15 "Not with a Whimper" S03e16 "Wife Killer" S03e17 "This'll Kill You" S03e18 "Echo of a Nightmare" Disc 2 S03e19 "Stroke of Genius" S03e20 "Shadow of the Swan" S03e21 "Running Scared" S03e22 "The Chinese Sunset" Disc 3 S03e23 "Ill Wind" S03e24 "With Strings Attached" S03e25 "The White Knight" S03e26 "The 2130" Disc 4 S03e27 "A Taste of Tomorrow" S03e28 "In a Plain Paper Wrapper" S03e29 "Coralee" Season 4 Disc 1 S04e01 "The Last Oasis" S04e02 "Death is the Door Prize" S04e03 "A Clean and Quiet Town" S04e04 "The Sharp Edge of Chivalry" Disc 2 S04e05 "Ten Thousand Pieces of Silver" S04e06 "Joshua's Kingdom" S04e07 "Second Sight" S04e08 "Wine Is a Traitor" Disc 3 S04e09 "Approach with Care" S04e10 "Nobody Loses All the Time" S04e11 "Right in the Middle of the Season" S04e12 "The Devil's Disciples" Disc 4 S04e13 "The Blessings of Liberty" S04e14 "The Evil Men Do" S04e15 "Run the Man Down" Disc 1 S04e16 "The Other Side of the Coin" S04e17 "The One That Got Away" S04e18 "Concrete Evidence" S04e19 "The Breaking of the Habit" Disc 2 S04e20 "There Goes the Ball Game" S04e21 "The Ivy Maze" S04e22 "Goodbye My Love" S04e23 "Passage to Helena" Disc 3 S04e24 "The Savage Street" S04e25 "Death of a Very Small Killer" S04e26 "Dossier on a Diplomat" S04e27 "The Walls of Night" Disc 4 S04e28 "The Shattered Silence" S04e29 "The Judgment" part 1 S04e29 "The Judgment" part 2

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The Terror

Season 2, “Into the Afterlife“

Director: Frederick E.O. Toye

DoP: John Conroy

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Turtlethon Entries 1 - 192: A Handy Guide

Below are links to all 192 Turtlethon entries in (mostly) chronological order - a complete listing of our journey through Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles!

SEASON ONE (Syndication, December 1987)

1. S01E01 "Turtle Tracks" 2. S01E02 "Enter the Shredder" 3. S01E03 "A Thing About Rats" 4. S01E04 "Hot Rodding Teenagers from Dimension X" 5. S01E05 "Shredder & Splintered"

SEASON TWO (Syndication, October - December 1988)

6. S02E01 "Return of the Shredder" 7. S02E02 "The Incredible Shrinking Turtles" 8. S02E03 "It Came from Beneath the Sewers" 9. S02E04 "The Mean Machines" 10. S02E05 "Curse of the Evil Eye" 11. S02E06 "The Case of the Killer Pizzas" 12. S02E07 "Enter The Fly" 13. S02E08 "Invasion of the Punk Frogs" 14. S02E09 "Splinter No More" 15. S02E10 "New York's Shiniest" 16. S02E11 "Teenagers from Dimension X" 17. S02E12 "The Cat Woman from Channel Six" 18. S02E13 "Return of the Technodrome"

SEASON THREE, PART ONE (Syndication, October - December 1989)

19. S03E01 "Beneath These Streets" 20. S03E02 "Turtles on Trial" 21. S03E03 "Attack of the 50-Foot Irma" 22. S03E04 "The Maltese Hamster" 23. S03E05 "Sky Turtles" 24. S03E06 "The Old Switcheroo" 25. S03E07 "Burne's Blues" 26. S03E08 "The Fifth Turtle" 27. S03E09 "Enter the Rat King" 28. S03E10 "Turtles at the Earth's Core" 29. S03E11 "April Fool" 30. S03E12 "Attack of Big MACC" 31. S03E13 "The Ninja Sword of Nowhere" 32. S03E14 "20,000 Leaks Under the City" 33. S03E15 "Take Me to Your Leader" 34. S03E16 "Four Musketurtles" 35. S03E17 "Turtles, Turtles, Everywhere" 36. S03E18 "Cowabunga Shredhead" 37. S03E19 "Invasion of the Turtle Snatchers" 38. S03E20 "Camera Bugged" 39. S03E21 "Green with Jealousy" 40. S03E22 "Return of the Fly" 41. S03E23 "Casey Jones - Outlaw Hero" 42. S03E24 "Mutagen Monster" 43. S03E25 "Corporate Raiders from Dimension X" 44. S03E26 "Pizza by the Shred" 45. S03E27 "Super Bebop & Mighty Rocksteady" 46. S03E28 "Beware the Lotus" 47. S03E29 "Blast from the Past" 48. S03E30 "Leatherhead: Terror of the Swamp" 49. S03E31 "Michelangelo's Birthday" 50. S03E32 "Usagi Yojimbo"

SEASON THREE, PART TWO (Syndication, December 1989)

51. S03E33  “Case of the Hot Kimono” 52. S03E34  “Usagi Come Home” 53. S03E35  “The Making of Metalhead” 54. S03E36  “Leatherhead Meets the Rat King” 55. S03E37  “The Turtle Terminator” 56. S03E38  “The Great Boldini” 57. S03E39  “The Missing Map” 58. S03E40  “The Gang’s All Here” 59. S03E41  “The Grybyx” 60. S03E42  “Mister Ogg Goes to Town” 61. S03E43  “Shredderville” 62. S03E44  “Bye, Bye, Fly” 63. S03E45  “The Big Rip-Off” 64. S03E46  “The Big Break-In” 65. S03E47  “The Big Blow Out”

SEASON FOUR, PART ONE (Syndication, September 1990)

66. S04E01 "Plan Six From Outer Space" 67. S04E02 "Turtles of the Jungle" 68. S04E03 "Michelangelo Toys Around" 69. S04E04 "Peking Turtle" 70. S04E05 "Shredder's Mom" 71. S04E06 "Four Turtles and a Baby" 72. S04E07 "Turtlemaniac" 73. S04E08 "Rondo in New York" 74. S04E09 "Planet of the Turtles" 75. S04E10 "Name That Toon" 76. S04E11 "Menace Maestro, Please" 77. S04E12 "Superhero for a Day" 78. S04E13 "Back to the Egg"

SEASON FOUR, PART TWO (CBS, September - December 1990)

79. S04E14 "Son of Return of the Fly II" 80. S04E15 "Raphael Knocks 'em Dead" 81. S04E16 "Bebop and Rocksteady Conquer the Universe" 82. S04E17 "Raphael Meets His Match" 83. S04E18 "Slash - The Evil Turtle from Dimension X" 84. S04E19 "Leonardo Lightens Up" 85. S04E20 "Were-Rats from Channel 6" 86. S04E21 "Funny, They Shrunk Michelangelo" 87. S04E22 "The Big Zipp Attack" 88. S04E23 "Donatello Makes Time" 89. S04E24 "Farewell, Lotus Blossom" 90. S04E25 "Rebel Without a Fin" 91. S04E26 "Rhino-Man" 92. S04E27 "Michelangelo Meets Bugman" 93. S04E28 "Poor Little Rich Turtle" 94. S04E29 "What's Michelangelo Good For?" 95. S04E30 "The Dimension X Story" 96. S04E31 "Donatello's Degree" 97. S04E32 "The Big Cufflink Caper!" 98. S04E33 "Leonardo Versus Tempestra" 99. S04E34 "Splinter Vanishes" 100. S04E35 "Raphael Drives 'Em Wild" 101. S04E36 "Beyond the Donatello Nebula" 102. S04E37 "Big Bug Blunder" 103. S04E38 "The Foot Soldiers are Revolting" 104. S04E39 "Unidentified Flying Leonardo"

SEASON FIVE, PART ONE (Syndication, March 1991)

105.  S05E01 "The Turtles and the Hare" 106.  S05E02 "Once Upon a Time Machine"

SEASON FIVE, PART TWO (CBS Saturday mornings, September - November 1991)

107. S05E03 "My Brother, the Bad Guy" 108. S05E04 "Michelangelo Meets Mondo Gecko" 109. S05E05 "Enter: Mutagen Man" 110. S05E06 "Donatello's Badd Time" 111. S05E07 "Michelangelo Meets Bugman Again" 112. S05E08 "Muckman Messes Up" 113. S05E09 "Napoleon Bonafrog: Colossus of the Swamps" 114. S05E10 "Raphael Versus the Volcano" 115. S05E11 "Landlord of the Flies" 116. S05E12 "Donatello's Duplicate" 117. S05E13 "The Ice Creature Cometh" 118. S05E14 "Leonardo Cuts Loose" 119. S05E15 "Pirate Radio" 120. S05E16 "Raphael, Turtle of a Thousand Faces" 121. S05E17 "Leonardo, the Renaissance Turtle" 122. S05E18 "Zach and the Alien Invaders" 123. S05E19 "Welcome Back, Polarisoids" 124. S05E20 "Michelangelo, the Sacred Turtle"

SEASON FIVE PRIME-TIME SPECIAL (CBS, August 31, 1991)

125-A. S05E21-A "Planet of the Turtleoids, Part 1" 125-B. S05E21-B "Planet of the Turtleoids, Part 2"

SEASON SIX (CBS Saturday mornings, September - December 1992)

126. S06E01 "Rock Around the Block" 127. S06E02 "Krangenstein Lives" 128. S06E03 "Super Irma" 129. S06E04 "Adventures in Turtle-Sitting" 130. S06E05 "Sword of Yurikawa" 131. S06E06 "Return of the Turtleoid" 132. S06E07 "Shreeka's Revenge" 133. S06E08 "Too Hot to Handle" 134. S06E09 "Nightmare in the Lair" 135. S06E10 "Phantom of the Sewers" 136. S06E11 "Donatello Trashes Slash" 137. S06E12 "Leonardo is Missing" 138. S06E13 "Snakes Alive!" 139. S06E14 "Polly Wanna Pizza" 140. S06E15 "Mr. Nice Guy" 141. S06E16 "Sleuth on the Loose"

"VACATION IN EUROPE" SIDE-SEASON (CBS Saturday mornings, September-October 1993 - first aired in Europe in 1992)

142. S07E01 "Tower of Power" 143. S07E02 "Rust Never Sleeps" 144. S07E03 "A Real Snow Job" 145. S07E04 "Venice on the Half-Shell" 146. S07E05 "Artless" 147. S07E06 "Ring of Fire" 148. S07E07 "The Irish Jig Is Up" 149. S07E08 "Shredder's New Sword" 150. S07E09 "The Lost Queen of Atlantis" 151. S07E10 "Turtles on the Orient Express" 152. S07E11 "April Gets in Dutch" 153. S07E12 "Northern Lights Out" 154. S07E13 "Elementary, My Dear Turtle"

SEASON SEVEN (CBS Saturday mornings, October-December 1993)

155. S07E14 "Night of the Dark Turtle" 156. S07E15 "The Starchild" 157. S07E16 "The Legend of Koji" 158. S07E17 "Convicts from Dimension X" 159. S07E18 "White Belt, Black Heart" 160. S07E19 "Night of the Rogues" (Part 1) (Part 2) 161. S07E20 "Attack of the Neutrinos" 162. S07E21 "Escape from the Planet of the Turtleoids" 163. S07E22 "Revenge of the Fly" 164. S07E23 "Atlantis Awakes" 165. S07E24 "Dirk Savage: Mutant Hunter" 166. S07E25 "Invasion of the Krangazoids" 167. S07E26 "Combat Land" 168. S07E27 "Shredder Triumphant!"

SEASON EIGHT (CBS Saturday mornings, September-November 1994)

169. S08E01 "Get Shredder!" 170. S08E02 "Wrath of the Rat King" 171. S08E03 "Cyber-Turtles" 172. S08E04 "State of Shock" 173. S08E05 "Cry H.A.V.O.C.!" 174. S08E06 "H.A.V.O.C. in the Streets!" 175. S08E07 "Enter: Krakus" 176. S08E08 "Turtle Trek”

SEASON NINE (CBS Saturday mornings, September-November 1995)

177. S09E01 "The Unknown Ninja" 178. S09E02 "Dregg of the Earth" 179. S09E03 "The Wrath of Medusa" 180. S09E04 "The New Mutation" 181. S09E05 "The Showdown" 182. S09E06 "Split-Second" 183. S09E07 "Carter, the Enforcer" 184. S09E08 "Doomquest"

SEASON TEN (CBS Saturday mornings, September-November 1996)

185. S10E01 “The Return of Dregg” 186. S10E02 “The Beginning of the End” 187. S10E03 “The Power of Three” 188. S10E04 “A Turtle in Time�� 189. S10E05 “Turtles to the Second Power” 190. S10E06 “Mobster from Dimension X” 191. S10E07 “The Day the Earth Disappeared” 192. S10E08 “Divide and Conquer”

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BLINDSPOT REWATCH 2021 ~ S02E10 ~

And it gets worse (A one-shot) Words: 1190 Warnings: Mention of torture. Wounds. Angst. Disclaimer: This fic is translated. English isn't my first language

She was terrified the whole time. Since she woke up confused and in pain, laying over a table with her bandaged wound and Borden behind her, washing his hands, until Jane and Tasha were by her side to free her and help her go out to get medical attention. However, she didn’t allow herself to feel that terror, nor show it. She was an FBI agent, so she would find a way to get out of that situation.

She had always been good at improvising with the stuff she had around her, so as fast as she saw the IV plugged into her arm, she got the idea. She withdrew the needle from her arm and trying to be as quiet as possible, she removed the IV line from the bag. She wasn’t sure about how much she could fight against Borden, just getting up from the table had caused great pain in her abdomen, so she was counting with the advantage of surprise on her favor. The only thing she hadn't counted on it was to meet face to face with Shepherd. She knew about what she was capable of, so when she felt her gun against his head, she knew there was nothing she could do about it.

The next few hours were a living hell. It wasn’t just about enduring everything Shepherd did to her, physical pain was something she could handle, the feeling of the needle in her ear was something that had an end, and the remaining pain was even pleasant compared with her emotional pain. As Shepherd “interrogated” her, Borden just stood there, behind them, allowing it to happen. The person with whom she had thought she could build a life together, was the same person who had put her in this situation. The betrayal and her broken heart hurt much more than any needle.

However, from all that pain she took the strength she needed to face Shepherd without a trace of fear. The FBI wouldn't negotiate with terrorists and she wouldn't give any kind of intel that could help Sandstorm. She didn't lose hope that her team was looking for her, she knew they'd find a way to get to her, she just hoped they weren't too late.

It was when they were alone with Borden, or whatever his name was, that only then did she allow herself to beg him. If she only could appeal to any feeling he has had for her, if at least anything of what he had said to feel about her was true, maybe he could let her go. She was so terrified that she could feel as if her heart was going to leap out of her chest. Everything could end so fast and easy, with just a needle in her arm. For a moment he seemed to hesitate, he seemed to hear her words, but the team's arrival interrupted the moment. He took her hand, only then did she notice how cold she was because his hands were warm. He said goodbye and left her there, tied, with the IV on her arm.

Jane’s voice brought some peace to her. Tasha was there too. As they rescued her, she couldn't help but sob, she felt relief and the adrenaline she had accumulated in her system was losing effect, making her feel everything that she hadn’t been able to feel until that moment. Her abdomen and jaw hurt too much. The light dazzled her eyes when they left the house. Tasha led them to the wrecked car they had arrived in. It would not work to return but it could help to take refuge from the cold. Patterson was pale and cold, so Jane took Weller’s coat from the floor and put it on her shoulders. Then she went to look for Kurt, in case he needed help.

Tasha stayed looking after Patterson. She stood outside the car and called for a bus and some backup. Then she cleaned the tears from Patterson’s face, and then she gave her some water. She took care of her injuries, Tasha was particularly concerned about the one on her abdomen but was confident that help would arrive soon. Patterson laid her head against Tasha’s chest, and the brunette hugged her. Only then Patterson could say a word.

“I thought… I came to think that you would not arrive on time. I…”

“It’s ok, you are safe now.” Tasha tightened the hug and rubbed her shoulder. She wanted to make sure she knew she would be there for her.

“He shot me.”

Tasha didn’t say a word, she pursed her lips and kept rubbing her shoulder. It was painful to see her going through that, she had never thought that something like this could happen, but as bad as she felt about it, she knew Patterson was having a thousand times worse.

“He shot me and then he just handed me to shepherd” then her voice cracked with new sobs. Patterson knew it was more complicated than that, but to sum it all up it was what had happened.

“Shhh, easy. Take a deep breath.” Nothing she could say would help her to feel better but she needed to say something. “Deep breaths, that’s it. Just relax. We’ll be out of here in a moment, ok?” She could hear the ambulance siren and when she turned she could see Jane coming back with Weller, but there was no trace of Borden.

That night was hard, even more than being tied up to a table, at the mercy of Shepherd and Borden. After Weller leave, everything went into silence. Visiting hours had ended, the other patients were sleeping but she couldn’t stop thinking about all the events that lead her there. Every move she made, led to a sharp pain in her abdomen. She could hear the gunshot again and then Borden's face appeared in the gloom of the room. Every time she fell asleep, she could feel Sheperd’s hands over her, leading to some nightmares that woke her up after a few minutes of sleep. What was worse was that the opioids that the doctors gave her to control her pain fought against her will to stay awake, so she was trapped in a loop.

Early in the morning, Tasha went to check on her and came across a completely different Patterson from how she had seen her the day before. She seemed more cheerful and calm, despite the fact that her jaw still bother her. Then Tasha saw her laptop open over the hospital table and she scolded her for working.

“You need to take some time to heal.”

“Tash, I’m fine, really." She wasn't but she wouldn't admit that. "I need to work.”

“How do you feel?”

“It hurts, but I'll live.”

She still didn't like the idea of Patterson working from the hospital, but to be honest, she would have done the exact same thing.

“Listen… yesterday I was…”

“In shock after a very distressing experience?”

“Yeah, well, I wouldn’t say that I was in shock but…”

“Patterson, it’s ok. You don’t need to give me any explanation.”

“Thanks for being there for me.”

“Always.”

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A/N: Fun fact, writing this I realized a headcanon I have, in which Patterson hates needles. I’m not sure to be talking about a phobia, but she certainly avoids needles every time she can.

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[curated] Star Trek: The Original Series (tng shortlist)

THIS IS THE SHORTLIST FOR PEOPLE THAT JUST WANNA WATCH ENOUGH TOS TO UNDERSTAND TNG REFERENCES. PLEASE CONSULT THE **FULL LIST** FOR ALL SUGGESTED EPISODES: https://lodane.tumblr.com/post/627328547264036864/startrektoscurated

KEY (created for full list): {personal fave} = i like and remember this one [foundational] = lays down info that will come up again [three amigos] = kirk/bones/spock banter [famously bad] = everyone says it's bad but watch it anyway [meet XYZ] = usually accompanying "foundational" [much trek] = so star, very essence [much TROPES] = a pop culture icon episode [hugo] = nominated for a hugo award ★☆☆☆☆ = was listed as a "top 10" episode in 1/5 lists ★★★★★ = was listed as a "top 10" episode in 5/5 lists 

s01e03 “Where No Man Has Gone Before” (Pilot #2) ★★☆☆☆ s01e04 “The Naked Time” ★☆☆☆☆ [foundational] [three amigos] [hugo] s01e05 “The Enemy Within” ★☆☆☆☆ {personal fave} [much trek] s01e09 “Dagger of the Mind” [foundational] [meet the mind meld] s01e14 “Balance of Terror” ★★★★☆ [foundational] [much trek] [meet the Romulans] s01e26 “Errand Of Mercy” [foundational] [much trek] [meet the Klingons] s01e28 “The City on the Edge of Forever” ★★★★★ [much trek] [three amigos] [hugo]

s02e01 “Amok Time” ★★★★☆ {personal fave} [foundational] [much trek] [much TROPES] [three amigos] [meet Ponn Farr] [hugo] s02e04 “Mirror, Mirror” ★★★★★ {personal fave} [foundational] [much trek] [three amigos] [meet the goatee] [hugo] s02e09 “Metamorphosis” [foundational] [meet Zef] s02e10 “Journey to Babel” ★★★☆☆ [foundational] [three amigos] [meet Sarek]

s03e02 “The Enterprise Incident” ★★★☆☆ [more Romulans] s03e09 “The Tholian Web” {personal fave} [foundational] [much trek] [three amigos] [meet the Tholians] note: Watch “Star Seed” if you plan on watching the Wrath of Khan movie(s). note: Watch “Mudd’s Women” and “I, Mudd” if you’re not a snob.

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Criminal Minds s02e10 Lessons Learned review - or more aptly named, holy shit I can’t believe they put him in harm’s way, I’m going to fucking kill those bastards, oh he’s all right, good. fuck you assholes.

Episode 10 – Lessons Learned

Okey dokey, so we’re nearly halfway through season 2, and I’ve only been working on it two days (in actual reviewing time, I’m divulging some inner secrets that can only be divulged to those privileged few who deign my words worthy of reading, so shhh!!!). Pretty intense shit is going on over here.

I just called one of my friends to get rid of cockroaches. I know, it’s pussy thing to do, especially for a lady, but come on! That’s like the one bug that really gets my goat! I can deal with spiders, ants, mosquitos, even flies. But not roaches. Ugh. So gross. That and rats are my two weaknesses.

So, back to Criminal Minds, because let’s face it, Shemar and Matthew are so much better than dealing with household pests. Let’s see what this episode has in store.

Let’s see what happens.

Whoa, that’s a SWAT car. Yikes. This is gonna be intense.

A lady team leader. I love it.

Hey! It’s Professor Short-Skirt from Community! Awesome!

Well, it’s not a meth lab, but there is an escape tunnel, and that’s a fucking bomb.

Who the fuck wakes Hotch on a morning sleep-in. Damn. Poor thing.

God, I can’t believe that he has to do this to his wife. But come on, it’s his fucking job. I love Hotch so much.

Straight to business.

Wait. Emily knows Arabic? Damn.

I love you already, Prentiss. Awesome.

I love how everyone’s like, awesome! We could use her!

And then Penelope dazzles everyone with everything. Lol.

Jin d’Allah. Meaning soldier of God. Lovely.

Oh god, he’s part of the Jihad. Yikes.

Wait. Wait. Hold the presses. Reid read the Koran? Damn.

They have to do in 48 hours what the CIA haven’t been able to do in two months? Fuck.

Wait. Gideon is heading to Guantanamo Bay? Oh my god. That’s intense.

Yup, they should assess Prentiss on the field, and she’s willing enough, what’s the harm?

Dale Turner: “Some of the best lessons are learned from past mistakes. The error of the past is the wisdom of the future.” Who is this guy and can I marry his brain?

Gideon, why are you being so harsh on Prentiss? And Prentiss, he’s right, this isn’t a treat to go with them to Guantanamo. You have to prove your worth, and you have to not interrupt[t Gideon while he’s playing chess with Reid, and you need to tone down your sassiness. Capiche?

Oh Reid’s ‘oooh snap’ face is everything to me.

So Gideon is a genius.

Haha the whole chess board just went kersplat. I love it.

There’s a mandatory 90-degree turn when you approach Gitmo? Damn.

And Reid was winning! Wait what, Gideon would have had him in three moves? Damn. Prentiss is good.

Wait, it’s a bio-chemical bomb? Damn.

Hey! Hey! Why torture the guy? You want answers, that’s not how you get them.

So Gideon’s going to swoop in as the hero who is juxtaposed to his usual tormentors? That’s awesome.

Crap. A list of chemicals. Damn.

So Jin d’Allah is so convinced he is going to suffer, he won’t even cooperate? Youch.

A list of chemicals needed to weaponized Anthrax. What’s that? Some kind of explosive that’s deadly? From your tone, Derek, it sure seems that way.

So even the smallest amount of this Anthrax is deadly to many people? Yikes.

God, I already love Prentiss. She’s like – he’s Egyptian, from Cairo, wait, no, he might be from Yemen, but most like Egypt. You do you, Emily.

So he’s slightly impressed by how much Gideon finds out about him through conversation rather than violence.

Gideon’s worst enemy is ignorance. Welcome to the club, buddy.

Aww, he’s letting him pray! That’s so amazing!

Yikes! Those details are driving me nuts! So turns out that the NSA is routing its satellites to the USA during emergencies of electronic traffic. Meaning, they can basically monitor whoever they want at any given time and just not tell anybody. Well, that’s an unsettling thought there, guys. My condolences. Of course, I don’t know how it works here in Israel, either, so it might very well be happening here, too. In which case – NO ONE IS SAFE! WE NEED AN ESCAPE PLAN TO MARS!

Wait, those CIA assholes kept those water bottles there to remind him that he couldn’t have any? Wow, talk about extreme measures to get him to crack. Yet, they were unsuccessful, so what’s the point? I’m learning a whole new mass of information about the American law enforcement system, and some of it isn’t to my liking at all.

“How can you ignore the fact that Muhammad preached passivity while he was in Mecca? ‘Do no violence.’” Wow. That is true.

“His later message from Medina was perfectly clear. ‘When violence comes upon you, you must fight back with violence.’” Seriously? Turns out he’s not even quoting the Koran, but the Hadith. “The Verse of the Sword”. Which the Muslims argue cancels out earlier teachings. Someone’s spin on the words of the prophet. Oh dear lord.

Fight and slay infidels wherever you find them and seize them in every stratagem of war. – that’s in the Koran?

Ah! Unless they repent. Establish regular prayers and practice regular charity.

So those who embrace the Jihad basically spin everything that Muhammad said and the Koran to support their violent ways to justify their killings as the will of Allah? Oh god, that is seriously messed up, brother.

“How is it that my faith would allow you to live and worship as you please, and yours would take my life and snuff it out?” Amazing. Simply amazing.

“You are simply misguided people of the book.” PAH! “But if you revert to Islam …” seriously? That’s the only way to repent for their ‘sinful ways’?

So he survived a bombing on a bazaar in Cairo? Damn. And he was only eight? Yikes.

Let’s verify it with Oracle of All Knowledge.

Half his family died in the bombing? Damn. Poor thing. But that is not the reason to go on a killing spree in the name of a god, and call it holy revenge. It isn’t.

Wait. They’re going into a site, where there might be an active bomb, an active chemical bomb no less, with no coms? Oh god. Please let my baby boy survive this. I won’t be able to cope with it at work today.

So he’s relieved by telling him that they found the sites? What’s wrong with this guy? Oh my god, he’s the one calling the shots on the bombings. Fuck. Get out of there! The bomb is there and is about to blow!!!! I know it! Morgan, get out of there, leave Professor Short-Skirt, take Hotch with you, and scram!

Oh snap. So they may have gotten the Anthrax from a foreign lab? Damn.

Oh crap, the girls can see the bombing in Annandale, oh god.

Please pick up!

Oh thank god.

“Don’t worry. Don’t think you’re gonna get rid of me that easy.” Thank the almighty lord of chocolate Adonises and chiseled abs. I wouldn’t live without Shemar XD

“Do you need anything?” “I know who to call if I do. Thanks, baby doll.” Aww, just kiss already.

So they didn’t use Anthrax in the two first bombs. But the third one will involve it.

Jind, don’t fuck with Gideon, and don’t fuck with me. You suck, you are evil, and you need to stop.

Wait. He’s changing his story now? His son is the kid who got blown up in the bazaar bombing, and he was the one who survived? Fuck you, asshole!

His real name is Jamal Abaza. Go to hell.

Hey, CIA assholes, why you so rude to my Gideon? Not nice. He’s trying to school you.

Fuck protocols. Assholes.

“How goes with the CIA?” “I don’t know what Gideon said to them, but they are feeding me information like crazy.” Ha, I love Gideon and I love his power of persuasion. I would believe anything that came out of that pretty mouth of his.

Seriously? Jamal, seriously? You and Gideon breath the same air, you are comprised of the same biological components that make you a male human being. Just because you believe in different faiths does not make you all that different. Just means you believe different things. And the fact that you believe your god would like you to eliminate anyone who doesn’t believe in him, but that’s beside the point, am I right? I’m not? Well, fuck you asshole.

Oh. So he’s less than human? You try to kill other humans. Come on.

And yet Gideon is still gracious to him.

That should count for something.

20 grams of Anthrax missing. Ruh-roh.

“No one wants the other kids peeing in their sand box.” Ew, Garcia, simply ew. I mean, true, but ew.

Soft entry. As opposed to what? Cuz you just banged open a door. That’s hard for me.

Whoa. That’s a lot of dead bodies, dude. Fuck.

So he’s bringing in Reid to talk to him? What the hell are you doing?

He’s making jokes? Seriously?

Oh god. Mandy’s horrified expression is just amazing. So touching.

Oh crap. He’s going to blow up a mall. Fuck.

Ha! They manipulated him to think it’s a different time, and they just let him show his final hand. I love you Gideon, and I am so sorry for those people. I hope they get there in time. Shit.

Please, Hayley, postpone the pictures, you need to not go to the mall.

Shit. They’re going through the air vents. Damn.

Yes! My baby boy got him. And now they’re saying it was a robbery? Come on. Let’s not pretend it was anything other than a terror attack.

Oh thank god, Hotchner’s family are okay. Thank god.

Hahahahhaa Jack is so cute!

Ralph Waldo Emerson: “In order to learn the most important lessons of life, one must each day surmount a fear.” Meh, somewhat true.

Boom. Gideon schooled Reid again.

Aww! He’s letting Prentiss play him? That’s nice. So they’re finally trusting her. Good.

 Okay, so this episode hit close to home. Not because I was raised in a Jewish household, but because I was raised in Israel, and Muslim extremists and the Jihad were always a threat hovering over our heads. I really hate terrorism. Because it’s a group of sad, pathetic people brainwashing an entire group who believe in a certain faith that in order to prove their faithfulness they have to kill others and maybe die themselves. This episode was extremely powerful. It made me appreciate Prentiss, and make me like her. It had me anxious over my baby boy, Derek, on whether or not he was going to live, and thank goodness he did, and it had a bit of Penelope going nuts over him as well, which was awesome.

Amazing episode, amazing writing, and I hope this season continues to amaze me.

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Mattys - 2018

I try to do my own version of the Emmys every year, and these are the results for 2018. The eligibility requirement for shows is, as always, having to finish half of a season before May 31st. Winners are bolded.

Outstanding Drama Series

The Americans

Claws

The Expanse

The Good Fight

Halt and Catch Fire

Killing Eve

Queen Sugar

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series

Frank Grillo, “Kingdom”

Cilian Murphy, “Peaky Blinders”

Matthew Rhys, “The Americans”

Giovanni Ribisi, “Sneaky Pete”

J.K. Simmons, “Counterpart”

Dan Stevens, “Legion”

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series

Christine Baranski, “The Good Fight”

Jodie Comer, “Killing Eve”

Claire Foy, “The Crown”

Tatiana Maslany, “Orphan Black”

Elisabeth Moss, “The Handmaid’s Tale”

Niecy Nash, “Claws”

Keri Russell, “The Americans”

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series

Noah Emmerich, “The Americans”

Tom Hardy, “Peaky Blinders”

Jason Mitchell, “The Chi”

Noah Schnapp, “Stranger Things”

Matt Smith, “The Crown”

Jonathan Tucker, “Kingdom”

Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series

Lena Headey, “Game of Thrones”

Cush Jumbo, “The Good Fight”

Bianca Lawson, “Queen Sugar”

Thandie Newton, “Westworld”

Yvonne Strahovski, “The Handmaid’s Tale”

Constance Zimmer, “UnREAL”

Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series

David Haig, “Killing Eve”

Anthony Hopkins, “Westworld”

Thomas Jane, “The Expanse”

Gerald McRaney, “This Is Us”

David Tennant, “Marvel’s Jessica Jones”

Jonathan Tucker, “Westworld”

Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series

Joy Brunson, “This Is Us”

Andrea Martin, “The Good Fight”

Jane Lynch, “The Good Fight”

Diana Rigg, “Game of Thrones”

Uma Thurman, “Imposters”

Alison Tolman, “Good Girls”

Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series

The Americans, S06E10 - “START”

The Crown, S02E08 - “Dear Mrs. Kennedy”

The Good Fight, S02E12 - “Day 485”

Legion, S02E11 - “Chapter 19”

Kingdom, S03E10 - “Lie Down in the Light”

Peaky Blinders, S04E01 - “The Noose”

Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series

The Americans, S06E10 - “START”

Counterpart, S01E07 - “The Sincerest Form of Flattery”

The Good Fight, S02E12 - “Day 485”

Halt and Catch Fire, S04E08 - “Goodwill”

Killing Eve, S01E05 - “I Have A Thing About Bathrooms”

Legion, S02E06 - “Chapter 14”

Outstanding Comedy Series

Brockmire

Crazy Ex-Girlfriend

G.L.O.W.

The Good Place

Happy!

The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel

One Day at a Time

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series

Hank Azaria, “Brockmire”

Ted Danson, “The Good Place”

Chris Geere, “You’re the Worst”

Bill Hader, “Barry”

Christopher Meloni, “Happy!”

Chris O’Dowd, “Get Shorty”

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series

Pamela Adlon, “Better Things”

Rachel Bloom, “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend”

Alison Brie, “G.L.O.W.”

Rachel Brosnahan, “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel”

Aya Cash, “You’re the Worst”

Andrea Savage, “I’m Sorry”

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series

John Early, “Search Party”

Marc Maron, “G.L.O.W.”

Lance Reddick, “Corporate”

Ray Romano, “Get Shorty”

Tony Shalboub, “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel”

Henry Winkler, “Barry”

Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series

Alex Borstein, “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel”

D’Arcy Carden, “The Good Place”

Donna Lynne Champlin, “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend”

Jane Levy, “There’s… Johnny!”

Judith Light, “Transparent”

Rita Moreno, “One Day at a Time”

Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series

Raymond J. Barry, “You’re the Worst”

Jason Mantzoukas, “The Good Place”

Robert S. Powell III, “Atlanta”

Keanu Reeves, “Swedish Dicks”

Wallace Shawn, “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel”

Paul Welsh, “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend”

Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series

Jane Lynch, “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel”

Niecy Nash, “A.P. Bio”

Carrie Preston, “Brockmire”

June Squibb, “I’m Sorry”

Maya Rudolph, “The Good Place”

Phoebe Tyers, “Search Party”

Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series

Atlanta, S02E06 - “Teddy Perkins”

Better Things, S02E10 - “Graduation”

Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, S03E04 - “Josh’s Ex-Girlfriend is Crazy.”

G.L.O.W., S01E10 - “Money’s in the Chase”

Happy!, S01E06 - “The Scrapyard of Childish Things”

The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, S01E01 - “Pilot”

Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series

Atlanta, S02E06 - “Teddy Perkins”

Barry, S01E07 - “Chapter Seven: Loud, Fast and Keep Going”

Better Things, S02E06 - “Eulogy”

The Good Place, S02E01 - “Everything is Great!”

One Day at a Time, S02E13 - “Not Yet”

You’re The Worst, S04E03 - “Odysseus”

Outstanding Limited Series

The Alienist

American Crime Story: The Assassination of Gianni Versace

Howards End

The Last Tycoon

The Sinner

Waco

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Limited Series or Movie

Darren Criss, “American Crime Story”

Jeff Daniels, “The Looming Tower”

Jared Harris, “The Terror”

Terrence Howard, “Electric Dreams: Real Life”

Taylor Kitsch, “Waco”

Jimmy Tatro, “American Vandal”

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited Series

Hayley Atwell, “Howards End”

Jessica Biel, “The Sinner”

Dakota Fanning, “The Alienist”

Sarah Gadon, “Alias Grace”

Sarah Lancashire, “National Treasure: Kiri”

Cristin Milioti, “Black Mirror: U.S.S. Callister”

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Limited Series

Paul Bettany, “Manhunt: Unabomber”

Cody Fern, “American Crime Story”

Matthew Macfadyen, “Howards End”

Adam Nagaitis, “The Terror”

Tahar Rahim, “The Looming Tower”

Jimmi Simpson, “Black Mirror: U.S.S. Callister”

Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Limited Series

Jennifer Beals, “The Last Tycoon”

Vera Farmiga, “Electric Dreams: Kill All Others’

Romola Garai, “The Miniaturist”

Judith Light, “American Crime Story”

Janelle Monáe, “Electric Dreams: Autofac”

Sharon Stone, “Mosaic”

Outstanding Directing for a Limited Series

The Alienist S01E06 - “Ascension”

American Crime Story S02E01 - “The Man Who Would Be Vogue”

Black Mirror S04E01 - “U.S.S. Callister”

The Last Tycoon S01E09 - “Oscar, Oscar, Oscar”

Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams S01E02 - “Impossible Planet”

Waco S01E06 - “Day 51”

Outstanding Writing for a Limited Series

American Crime Story S02E04 - “House by the Lake”

Black Mirror S04E06 - “Black Museum”

The Looming Tower S01E10 - “9/11”

Manhunt: Unabomber S01E06 - “Ted”

Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams S01E08 - “Autofac”

The Sinner S01E01 - “Part I”

FX/FXX, Amazon Prime and Netflix are among the top contenders with 25, 17 and 17 nominations respectively. The shows with the most nominations in drama, comedy and limited are pictured during the list.

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Father Ted: Flight into Terror [S02E10] May 10th, 1996 A return flight from pilgrimage runs out of a fuel and there are only two parachutes on a plane full of priests. Only one man can save them, although Father Jack seems more interested in the supply of alcohol he finds in the luggage compartment. 

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12 oz. Mouse #17: “Eighteen” | November 27, 2006 – 12:45AM | S02E10

This whole episode feels like it’s taking place concurrently with the previous one, as certain threads don’t seem like they are continuing in a logical way. I’ll point out a couple things, anyway. 

You might recall that in episode #15 we left off with Producer Man coming up the elevator, and it ended RIGHT as the doors were about to open. Well, the ignored that in episode #16, instead starting off with a dream/flashback Mouse was having in the room. This episode finally sees Producer man exiting the elevator. He’s making beeping noises, and Liquor says he’s going to hook him up to some stuff and translate his beeping. There’s also a passing reference to a key Mouse holds. Liquor tells him that it’s the key to imagination. 

Later in the city we see Shark lure New Guy into a trap. Shark captures him with a hook and reels him in. Shark also has Golden Joe, mouth stitched shut so he can’t holler. 

Liquor uses the computer to find out that the hand is inside Producer Man’s brain. There’s a line, I forget the context exactly, where Liquor says that producer man “came in beenping”. I don’t know, that’s just such a great turn-of-phrase, it might as well be a Longmont Potion Castle line. Speaking of good lines, Mouse brags about having one thousand clothes. Stuff like that really makes this show great. Okay, back to the plot: Liquor decodes Hand’s beeping and says hand wants to reunite with the arm and kill the person who separated. Mouse is suspicious of Liquor, who has literally been acting funny (you’ll recall him performing stand-up to recap certain plot elements of the series in a previous episode). Mouse “bones” Liquor by having Skillet put a bone on top of Liquors head. This causes robo-woman to train her guns on his head, because she hates bones. 

They are about to leave when Shark sends a TV+VCR combo with a tape inside it up the elevator. Shark says a lot of cryptic stuff but the main thing is he tells Mouse that he’s “just information”. Then we see Shark blowing up a lot of stuff in the city, including Mouse’s rocket car. The Mouse gang decides to follow producer man, especially at Liquor’s behest. 

We’ve not seen much from the monster, Amalochk, last seen huge and terrorizing the city. In fact, Shark blowing stuff up seems to be a mild retcon of the previous episode’s cliff-hanger where we see the monster stomping around, causing the same effect. The monster is now back in the graveyard from whence he came; Pronto is there with him. Amalochk eats Pronto. It’s almost as though we’re being shown a scene from last week’s episode rather than it being a continuation of the previous episode, but I guess Amalochk could have shrunk back down and gone back to the grave yard to kill Pronto. It’s all very weird, and I wonder if they re-edited this stuff extensively in the movie cut. 

Meanwhile, Shark has taken some grief from the Eye because he blowed up his home. Shark also eats New Guy after he makes a very mild escape attempt. 

The Mouse gang arries at a manhole. Liquor suggests Mouse goes down there. Then we cut to the ground in the desert opening up and a bunch of mechanical bugs come out. Are these the same guys from a few episodes ago that terrorized Mouse at Corndog Ranch? I don’t remember, and I don’t wanna look it up. We also show a bunch of mechanical Bow Ties waking up in what looks like an underground militarized storage area. Shark watching all of this says, “now it begins” or something like that CREDITS. 

POST CREDITS SCENE: Peanut cop is spraying stuff with fire, and Shadow Man shows up. Peanut cop asks for “the darts”, and Shadow Man darts him, presumably it’s some sort of tranquilizer dart. I might’ve missed a post-credits scene here and there because of HBOMax’s awful autoplay thing that sometimes I forget to disable.

And that was this one. Stuff is happening! Maybe.

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Episode Season 1 Disc 1 S01e01 Judgement Day (The Peacemaker) 1950 S01e02 A Time To Die 1950 S01e03 The Three Thousand Dollar Bullet 1950 S01e04 Gallows At Granite Gap 1950 S01e05 Small Man 1950 S01e06 Final Payment 1950 Disc 2 S01e07 One Good Turn 1950 S01e08 Last Chance 1950 S01e09 Young Gun 1950 S01e10 Rebellion 1950 S01e11 The Gypsies 1950 S01e12 Sign In The Sand 1950 Disc 3 S01e13 The Mirage 1950 S01e14 Blood Money 1950 S01e15 Dead Reckoning 1950 S01e16 Decoy 1950 S01e17 Rare Specimen 1950 S01e18 Mantrap 1950 S01e19 Ghost Town 1950 Disc 4 S01e20 Golden Gun 1950 S01e21 Circle Of Fear 1950 S01e22 Split Second 1950 S01e23 Point Of Honor 1950 S01e24 The Deserters 1950 S01e25 The Manbuster 1950 S01e26 Long Odds 1950 Season 2 Disc 5 S02e01 The Escape 1950 S02e02 Dead Aim 1950 S02e03 The Magic Box 1950 S02e04 The Confession 1950 S02e05 The Man Who Loved Lincoln 1950 S02e06 The Sanctuary 1950 Disc 6 S02e07 The Saga Of Sam Bass 1950 S02e08 Amnesty 1950 S02e09 The Pirate 1950 S02e10 Law West Of The Pecos 1950 S02e11 Don't Tell Joe 1950 S02e12 Return To El Paso 1950 S02e13 Night Of Decision 1950 Season 3 Disc 7 S03e01 Queen Of Dixie 1950 S03e02 The Reckoning 1950 S03e03 The Devil's Godson 1950 S03e04 The Rival Gun 1950 S03e05 The Hothead 1950 S03e06 A Legend Of Buffalo Bill 1950 S03e07 Yellow Terror 1950 Disc 8 S03e08 Tar And Feathers 1950 S03e09 Alias Mr. Howard 1950 S03e10 Calamity 1950 S03e11 Under False Pretenses 1960 S03e12 Impasse 1960 S03e13 Arizona Anderson 1960 S03e14 The Cause 1960 Disc 9 S03e15 Phantom Trail 1960 S03e16 Breakthrough 1960 S03e17 Chain Of Command 1960 S03e18 Alibi 1960 S03e19 Absent Without Leave 1960 S03e20 Strange Encounter 1960 S03e21 Trial By Rope 1960 Disc 10 S03e22 The Gandy Dancers 1960 S03e23 Martial Law 1960 S03e24 Attack 1960 S03e25 Bounty List 1960 S03e26 Appointment In Agoura 1960 S03e27 Showdown At Goldtown 1960 S03e28 The Trespasser 1960

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The Terror

Season 2, “Into the Afterlife“

Director: Frederick E.O. Toye

DoP: John Conroy

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The Terror: Infamy “Into the Afterlife”

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HEADCANON ; NOAH.

My thoughts on why Noah decided to carry on Piper’s legacy & create the Morgue  

The show itself claims he uses the platform of storytelling as a form of coping, and while I believe that’s definitely true, I think there's more to it than that. It also has to do with the ability to relate and his lack of experience in the whole horrendous situation.

He's the only one of the Lakewood six by the end of Piper's murder spree who didn’t have to go through any physical trauma or suffer the major loss of someone close. Riley's death was definitely shocking to him, and even though he liked her a lot, she was a girl he was still just getting to know. so while it unquestionably affected him, it wasn't the same. He can't completely understand what the other's have been through. this explains why, in 2x01, he thinks it's okay to ask Emma if she'd come on his podcast and talk about, what was for her, an extremely triggering subject; even when Audrey warned him not to.

And honestly, I think the podcast let him feel relevant when he otherwise felt behind the scenes (We all know how much Noah loves the spotlight, even from the pilot episode alone with his classroom monologues, or his stories at Nina's memorial), and he's able to enjoy the publicity it brings him because the real horror of what had happened to them, especially Emma, doesn't resonate. It's an exciting story that he's such a big fan of (he calls it the biggest thing that’s ever happened to them), but this time, the horror story is in his own town and the cast is made up of people he knows, making it even more intriguing for him.

All of this changes in s02e10 when he's personally attacked and buried in the ground, which eventually leads to the loss of Zoë; someone he fully opened his heart to. There’s a switch; he gets it now and through his hurt, his perspective changes and he realizes what a terrible thing it is they're all actually going through. I’m not saying Noah was oblivious to all the pain his friends were feeling, or that he wasn’t feeling the terror himself, he definitely understood that, but he couldn’t quite get himself to relate in a way where he could take it as seriously as the others (to him it was horrifying and haunting but it was also in its own way, an epic adventure.) 

So when he survived his own personal experience with the killer, in a way, it was a wake-up call that forced him to realize his podcast was inappropriate and that it was glorifying the horrific things that were happening to them. which i think is in part why he wanted to shut it down, up until he found a new reason to continue the Morgue. So, I think storytelling really became more of a coping mechanism later, as in after 2x10, because that’s when the reality of it all really sunk in for him.

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EPISODE Season 1 DISC 1 S01E01 Pilot 1980 S01E02 Hard Contract 1980 S01E03 The Hot Grounder 1980 S01E04 A Long Way from L.A. 1980 DISC 2 S01E05 Legacy 1980 S01E06 Flight on a Dead Pigeon 1980 S01E07 Pen Pals 1980 S01E08 Dead or Alive 1980 S01E09 High Bleacher Man 1980 DISC 3 S01E10 The Shooter 1980 S01E11 The Garbage Man 1980 S01E12 The Avenging Angel 1980 S01E13 The Snow Queen (1) 1980 S01E14 The Snow Queen (2) 1980 DISC 4 S01E15 The Beach Boy 1980 S01E16 Guilty 1980 S01E17 The Last Kill 1980 S01E18 Fire Man 1980 S01E19 Sniper 1980 Season 2 DISC 1 S02E01 Case X 1980 S02E02 Night of the Dragons 1980 S02E03 The Biggest Man in Town 1980 S02E04 Rich Girl 1980 S02E05 Killer in a Halloween Mask 1980 DISC 2 S02E06 Rape and Revenge (1) 1980 S02E07 Rape and Revenge (2) 1980 S02E08 Million Dollar Misunderstanding 1980 S02E09 The Big Fall 1980 S02E10 Waiting for Mr. Wrong 1980 S02E11 Think Blue 1980 DISC 3 S02E12 Blow-up 1980 S02E13 War Zone 1980 S02E14 Burned 1980 S02E15 Scrap Metal 1980 S02E16 Fagin 1986 1980 S02E17 62 Hrs. of Terror 1980 DISC 4 S02E18 Death Machine 1980 S02E19 The Setup 1980 S02E20 The Beautiful & the Dead (1) 1980 S02E21 The Beautiful & the Dead (2) 1980 S02E22 The Return of Typhoon Thompson 1980 S02E23 Saturday Night Special 1980 Season 3 DISC 1 S03E01 Overnight Sensation 1980 S03E02 Change Partners and Dance 1980 S03E03 Crime of Passion 1980 S03E04 The Castro Connection 1980 S03E05 High Noon in L.A. 1980 DISC 2 S03E06 From San Francisco with Love 1980 S03E07 True Confessions 1980 S03E08 Love, Hate and Sporty James 1980 S03E09 Contract 1980 S03E10 The Cradle Will Rock 1980 DISC 3 S03E11 Bad Company 1980 S03E12 Down and Under 1980 S03E13 Straight to the Heart 1980 S03E14 Requiem for Sergeant McCall 1980 S03E15 Double Exposure 1980 S03E16 The Girl Next Door 1980 DISC 4 S03E17 Any Second Now 1980 S03E18 A Child Is Born 1980 S03E19 Crossfire 1980 S03E20 Hot Pursuit (1) 1980 S03E21 Hot Pursuit (2) 1980 S03E22 Shades 1980 Season 4 DISC 1 S04E01 Not Just Another John Doe 1980 S04E02 Playing God 1980 S04E03 The Jade Woman 1980 S04E04 Flash Point 1980 S04E05 Night on Bald Mountain 1980 DISC 2 S04E06 City of Passion (1) 1980 S04E07 City of Passion (2) 1980 S04E08 City of Passion (3) 1980 S04E09 Turning Point 1980 S04E10 Hot Prowl 1980 DISC 3 S04E11 Allegra 1980 S04E12 Renegade 1980 S04E13 Black Dahlia 1980 S04E14 Naked Justice (1) 1980 S04E15 Naked Justice (2) 1980 S04E16 Girl on the Beach 1980 DISC 4 S04E17 Bogota's Million 1980 S04E18 Death Signs 1980 S04E19 Boomerang 1980 S04E20 Fourth Man 1980 S04E21 Murder He Wrote 1980 S04E22 Silver Bullet 1980 Season 5 DISC 1 S05E01 Heir of Neglect 1980 S05E02 The Baby Game 1980 S05E03 Dead on Target (1) 1980 S05E04 Dead on Target (2) 1980 S05E05 Presumed Guilty 1980 DISC 2 S05E06 No Good Deed Ever Goes Unpunished 1980 S05E07 Honorable Profession 1980 S05E08 Payback 1980 S05E09 Partners 1980 S05E10 The Pit 1980 DISC 3 S05E11 City Under Siege (1) 1980 S05E12 City Under Siege (2) 1980 S05E13 City Under Siege (3) 1980 S05E14 Me, Myself & Die 1980 S05E15 Informant 1980 S05E16 Blood Line 1980 DISC 4 S05E17 Shoot to Kill 1980 S05E18 Code 3 1980 S05E19 Ring of Honor 1980 S05E20 Teen Dreams 1980 S05E21 Last Run 1980 S05E22 Return of White Cloud 1980 Season 6 DISC 1 S06E01 On Air 1980 S06E02 Shallalagh 1980 S06E03 Investment in Death 1980 S06E04 A Girl Named Hunter 1980 S06E05 The Legion (1) 1980 S06E06 The Legion (2) 1980 DISC 2 S06E07 Yesterday's Child 1980 S06E08 Shield of Honor 1980 S06E09 Fifth Victim 1980 S06E10 Brotherly Love 1990 S06E11 The Nightmare 1990 S06E12 Broken Dreams 1990 DISC 3 S06E13 Son and Heir 1990 S06E14 Unacceptable Loss 1990 S06E15 Unfinished Business 1990 S06E16 Lullaby 1990 S06E17 Final Confession 1990 DISC 4 S06E18 Blind Ambition 1990 S06E19 Sudden Withdrawal 1990 S06E20 Second Sight 1990 S06E21 Street Wise (1) 1990 S06E22 Street Wise (2) 1990 Season 7 DISC 1 S07E01 Deadly Encounters (1) 1990 S07E02 Deadly Encounters (2) 1990 S07E03 Where Echoes End 1990 S07E04 Kill Zone 1990 S07E05 The Incident 1990 S07E06 A Snitch'll Break Your Heart 1990 DISC 2 S07E07 Oh, the Shark Bites! 1990 S07E08 The Usual Suspects 1990 S07E09 This Is My Gun 1990 S07E10 La Familia 1990 S07E11 Acapulco Holiday 1990 S07E12 Fatal Obsession (1) 1990 DISC 3 S07E13 Fatal Obsession (2) 1990 S07E14 Under Suspicion 1990 S07E15 The Reporter 1990 S07E16 Room Service 1990 S07E17 Shadows of the Past 1990 S07E18 The Grab 1990 DISC 4 S07E19 All That Glitters 1990 S07E20 Cries of Silence 1990 S07E21 Ex Marks the Spot 1990 S07E22 Little Man with a Big Reputation 1990