This show is underrated.

21 hours till the static. Not surprisingly a Fibonacci sequence number. Episode 6 felt like the most personal one yet. It was all face to face dialogue. The two strong intelligent women having a no BS conversation about the universe. The two emotionally damaged men having an awkward conversation a

Finally Devs is explained but Katie has to be wrong right? Loved the conversations this ep

Ron is the best frisbee player. Throwing it consistently well like that is near impossible.

Shaking in my boots over here *not sarcastic*

Everything happens for a reason. Nothing is random. Me watching this again was not random. I watched Civil War and then again to affirm my opinions so I thought which Garland project should I revisit, and this is the first one I thought of so here we are.

Shouldn’t it be trolley or Bart lines? It’s SF.

My absolute nerd comment is that it's a fundamental quantum concept that the radioactive decay of any single particle is a completely random and fundamentally unpredictable event. Feels like something a quantum physicist would know.

No sé si fue en este episodio pq ya ni me acuerdo pero me encantaron las escenas donde mostraban cada posibilidad, tipo lo que pasaba en cada universo o que se yo

A full-on dialogue driven episode is a welcomed change of pace. Katie's argument for determinism was a fantastically acted scene even though I'm not totally sold on the philosophy itself. I'm not sure that the she's even meant to be correct within the universe of the show anyways.

I'm in like with u 👉👈

A well acted scene between two people just sitting and talking can be absolutely riveting and this episode has three of those at least.

Lily doesn’t deserve all this nonsense. Tech people…

in love

Fuck Alex

(8/10) Nothing too new, but it was a pretty good episode still.

No me gusta mucho que haya una relación entre los dos "villanos", resulta realmente innecesario. Es un capítulo de clarificaciones, hasta cierto punto, y no tiene la misma fuerza del anterior, por más que siga siendo genial.

Is it just me or does it feel like this episode was written by Tommy Wiseau?

Kenton gets on my damn nerves

Still not sure how to interpret the big twist, which seems odd to me. Is it mind games? Weird place in the series to slow things way down and mostly explain things we already know. Very punchable performance by Alison Pill, she's also a true sociopath

Rarely has a female character’s sexual availability been portrayed this brazenly as a reward in an ostensibly high minded series like this. Congratulations on not being a Russian spy Jamie, that gets you laid. Idk about the relationships on this show in general! That emerging subplot about Lyndon i