Alright, well I'll see what's online today, possibly tomorrow. It's just knowing which websites are reliable and which are full of trojan horses that are the trouble.
Alright, well I'll see what's online today, possibly tomorrow. It's just knowing which websites are reliable and which are full of trojan horses that are the trouble.
Never be cruel and never be cowardly. And if you ever are, always make amends.
You are a walking talking Doctor Who encyclopedia to me. - Melike
I think I started watching for this --Originally Posted by Girlystevedave
What about Violet?! The first person to "get" her turns out to be a ghost who killed a bunch of people, and to top it off...he doesn't know he's dead.I know, right! I asked myself after that episode, "why in hell am I feeling so bad and so sorry for this piece of shit?". I couldn't really answer myself. And as much as I wanted to set Constance on fire and throw gasoline on her after that, I've started warming up to her. I always loved her but it was more of a love to hate her. Now I'm starting to love to love her!
This show is awesome.Her mind is definitely twisted, but I like her much more than the parents' attitude "Boo-hoo. We'd leave this haunted house if only we could afford it. Wah-wah."Vivien: They didn't die in here, did they?
Realtor: Yes, actually. Murder suicide.
Violet: We'll take it!
Is it just me or is Constance responsible for half of the murders that happened in the house? I wonder why she was special enough to escape death or disfigurement (like her adulterous pryo-maniac lover) when no one else has. Also, why does she want the demon baby to be born so badly? Does it remind her of her own "special" children? I believe she had four so, after seeing the third, I wonder what the fourth was like.
Anyway, it was another great episode. I am excited for the coming revelation of the "man in black's" identity.
Ugh! It's such a good show. And this is coming from someone who had absolutely no intentions of watching this show when I saw previews for it. But, I saw a few minutes of the premier and got hooked.
Yes! I am definitely anxious to see the story behind the "man in black".
Also...I love Tate and I'm scared of what may happen to his character at some point.
I agree with the statements made earlier that, it's amazing to have such sympathy for a character that was capable of doing something so horrible.
watched this weeks episode last night and loved it. And FINALLY we get to see who the rubber man is as he's called in the synopsis. At first from the previews I thought it was the guy who plays spock. But since they cut away as the guy is removing his mask IDK. ALSO I'm SLOW. It just realized that the guy with the half burned face plays Russel Edgington on True Blood. Of course when i figured it out I couldn't get his southern voice out of my head when he talked.
I thought rubber man couldn't be either of the gay ghosts since he killed them? Maybe it's Jessica Lang's dead husband, but he didn't seem tall enough. Or maybe we haven't seen him or his ghost yet without the mask. Don't know but I do know I love this show more and more every week!
I'm also wondering if Rubber Man may have been the father to Constance's kid too. (The one that was kept locked in the attic on this episode. I forgot his name) Wouldn't be too far fetched since something is obviously wrong with Vivien's children that he fathered.
About what's her name having twins? That should be interesting.
I waited to enter this forum until I was all caught up.
This is the best show on tv in many many many years.
No wasted episodes, no teasing the audience, great writing, acting, the whole bit.
I'm glad it's doing well in the ratings.
I'm not sure if I think it's the best show in years however I will agree that the pacing has been fantastic. It seems that way to many shows I've liked over the last several years have really suffered from teasing the show along or wasting an episode (nothing happens during the show) for apparently no reason. A+ to AHS for keeping everything moving along.
I love how they introduce a mystery and within a couple of episodes you get an answer.
I agree -- we're learning a lot as the show goes along.
It is to me one the best shows in years.
I guess it's what you like, but for reasons I explained earlier that's why I think the show is great. Very rare to have a horror show be serious without goofy stuff.
It's also very rare to surprise me in a tv show.
I like good tv and good horror and this show does it for me.
I agree. It's rare to see a horror movie/show where you're not constantly questioning the stupid decisions the characters make.
I'm freaked out by how attracted I am to Tate. Super freaked out.
I had my infatuations, but we both know in our hearts who is the sole love of my short, bright life.
I've heard at least one other woman say these exact words. So I wouldn't worry about it.
As Amber read your comments, she said the same thing about Tate's attractiveness, lol.
Oh man, I am too. And it weirds me out as well. I think I'm so attracted to him because he reminds me of Kurt Cobain and I went through a stage as a teenager where I was crazy about him.
I am Daenerys Stormborn and I will take what is mine. With fire and blood.
son of a bitch! i was really hoping that Rubber man would be a new character and not who they revealed.
So, are y'all more freaked out by your attraction to Tate with what we now know? That is one fucked up kid.
LOL
Just watched the episode ... EXCELLENT.
Any idea why he was so violent towards the one gay guy and not the other? I mean ... sodomizing someone with a fireplace poker goes a little beyond simply killing someone, no?
Oh man, at least I know I'm not the only one. I thought something was wrong with me. It's something about his intensity.
And, as far as the revelation about Rubber Man...what tha?! [screams NOOOOOO!] This episode was excellent, but it blew my mind. Now I'm left analyzing stuff I thought I had figured out.
Hair Color?
Great episode last week.
My theory is that Tate is trying to help out the ghost of the house's original owner's wife, who just wants a baby, right? And Tate knew Sylar and not-Sylar were going to adopt a baby, but not-Sylar couldn't stop cheating, and fucked up their relationship, and Sylar was probably gonna break up with his ass, and not adopt the baby. Which would screw up Tate's plan to help ghost lady get a baby, so Tate had to kill them so some other family could move in, and possibly have a baby. But since not-Sylar was the one to screw things up, he got a more painful death.
Just a thought. I honestly hadn't thought to question why not-Sylar got such a bad death, I figured it was just gratuitous violence, but this makes sense to me.
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