Electric Relaxation
All Star
Solflower seeds.Out of everything, from Vrille getting her face sliced off to Solflower seeds turning nikkas into chia pets, THIS was the scariest scene of the whole season
shyt was terrifying though.
Solflower seeds.Out of everything, from Vrille getting her face sliced off to Solflower seeds turning nikkas into chia pets, THIS was the scariest scene of the whole season
Painting you say? Like this one?What a visual it looks like a surrealist painting. This show can go shot for shot with the best of 'em.
Painting you say? Like this one?
This was back in S1.
I like how the writers/producers are following a game plan and not making shyt up as they go.
The Director said he has shyt done worth of 4 more seasons I need them NOW!
Painting you say? Like this one?
This was back in S1.
I like how the writers/producers are following a game plan and not making shyt up as they go.
The Director said he has shyt done worth of 4 more seasons I need them NOW!
Zero evidence that Snakebreh was a villain, there hasn't been a clear antagonist till Grandmother.Also, in season 1, Mother creating the villain for season 2 and in season 2, father creating the villain for season 3 is lazy writing.
I mean who didn’t see grandmother coming?
this season was 7/10, enjoyed it better than S1.
I still don’t get the connection between #7 and the tree/Sue…
Paul said that dirty mfer Sol used the tree as a means to get around the EMF barrier that’s blocking his signal so he could weaponize #7 (Paul called it a hardwire). That’s why Ragnar was trying to go underground again, to find the source of the signal.
Yep, basically turned Sue into an antenna. Also, notice the tree, roots, etc in the opening sequence. Wasn’t there in Season 1.The analogy is like wifi. The tree is a "Wifi extender" that uses it's roots to pick up the signal from the ground and broadcasts the signal into the air from the top of the tree.
Edit:
I just realized it's ALSO like those cell phone towers disguise as fake trees in real life
Zero evidence that Snakebreh was a villain, there hasn't been a clear antagonist till Grandmother.
This isn't a black and white story
Zero evidence that Snakebreh was a villain, there hasn't been a clear antagonist till Grandmother.
This isn't a black and white story
He was literally a Snake. Yeaj, a flying bytch sounding snake but still a snake. Fcuk 7. Let him rest in piss .The fact that he was terrorizing the humans wasn’t villainous? He drove Campion to the beach to be dissolved by the acid. I see how those things can be interpreted many different ways, but on the surface that was villain behavior.
He had personal beef with Campion but idk about "terrorizing the humans" he knew where they were and could have destroyed them if he wanted. He fukked up that one vehicle but he could have been looking for Marcus or something.The fact that he was terrorizing the humans wasn’t villainous? He drove Campion to the beach to be dissolved by the acid. I see how those things can be interpreted many different ways, but on the surface that was villain behavior.
Zero evidence that Snakebreh was a villain, there hasn't been a clear antagonist till Grandmother.
This isn't a black and white story
The fact that he was terrorizing the humans wasn’t villainous? He drove Campion to the beach to be dissolved by the acid. I see how those things can be interpreted many different ways, but on the surface that was villain behavior.
The ones they found were old and damaged I believe. Marcus found that intact one on that other dude who was probably trying to escape either one of the snakes or grandmothers devolving tech and was somehow preserved along with it.Ok, I need to go back and rewatch some episodes. They’ve been finding those relics for years, and it always seemed like no one knew what they were. Now Mother is like, go home and pop in this Mithraic VHS tape?
The ones they found were old and damaged I believe. Marcus found that intact one on that other dude who was probably trying to escape either one of the snakes or grandmothers devolving tech and was somehow preserved along with it.