There was a passing comment by the bartender talking about the jukebox that came to life, that it played for 4 1/2 minutes before the power went back out.
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Wednesday, October 2, 2013
"There Will Be Blood": Miles finds himself in danger when he ends up in the clutches of Titus Andover; Charlie searches for Monroe; Rachel and Dr. Porter desperately try to revive Aaron; Neville devises a plan.
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Wednesday, October 2, 2013
"There Will Be Blood": Miles finds himself in danger when he ends up in the clutches of Titus Andover; Charlie searches for Monroe; Rachel and Dr. Porter desperately try to revive Aaron; Neville devises a plan.
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Whoever Miles trashed in that shed, he looked pretty ticked... but no, it wasn't explained (yet)...my guess is it was one of the Plains Gang. Charlie should've taken her shot at Monroe about 5-seconds sooner...but it looks like whoever grabbed him didn't like him either...
Yep, that's what he said...so it wasn't on for long, but obviously long enough for the nukes to make it to their targets...
Yes, I remember him talking about that but it contradicts the dialogue related to the missles. They said it would take 15+ minutes (??) to reach Atlanta and Philadelphia so power was on for at least that long.
One of the guys was definitely familar - he was one of Monroe's former officers.
I think she DID take a shot and missed, just then he was jumped by the others.
I just replayed the end of the season 1 finale and I didn't hear any mention of how long the missiles would take to reach their destination. The radar map onscreen showed them halfway there when they cut to black ending the episode.
Yeah, not sure where I recall that 15-minute number from now.... Just re-watched part of the last episode of season 1 and no mention was made. In fact, there was a countdown timer behind Randall that showed 2 minutes or less. Presuming these were ICBMs (originally aimed towards Russia), the time is about right (2-3 minutes).
He was jumped by the other guys that hauled him away a split-second before she fired, and her crossbow bolt embedded in a post or tree just as they tackled Monroe. I was commenting that she should've fired a few seconds sooner, before Monroe got tackled.
Dont agree. A lot of folks, myself included, dont stay in front of the TV for hours every day (ie- we have lives
) and DVR anything and everything, then tend to catch up on weekends. Cheers, K
Once the show has aired on both the East and West Coasts, then posting is fair game. We ask not to post spoilers before the West Coast has had a chance to view.
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Haha ! That's pushing it.... I can assure you, I have a life and it does NOT revolve around TV (I watched a little bit of football yesterday, for instance, and that's it. There's nothing on tonight that I have to watch, nor the next night, and so on. My daughter loves Revolution and we will watch it (even better now that it's on a 8pm vs 10pm (on a school night)).Dont agree. A lot of folks, myself included, dont stay in front of the TV for hours every day (ie- we have lives
Case in point, I didnt even know the time slot changed. I dont post spoilers out of respect for other but add the spoiler tag if I do.
There has to be a limit of when people can stop waiting though. I don't think 24 hours is unreasonable given the popularity of DVRs nowadays. That said, I just avoid anyplace that may discuss a show that I haven't watched yet. For popular shows though, i.e. The Walking Dead, etc, hell, the morning radio people will talk about it so you have to be careful !
I liked the first season of this show, but this season is rubbing me the wrong way, dont know why but just wasnt into the first episode like I was last season.
I pretty much DVR everything as well. How soon I watch it depends on how much I like the show and what I'm in the mood for.Dont agree. A lot of folks, myself included, dont stay in front of the TV for hours every day (ie- we have lives
I might watch that night, or up to a week later.
But if I haven't watched it, then I stay out of the show's thread. It's not like we dump all the shows into a single thread, so it's real easy to avoid the ones that have unwatched episodes. So once it's aired on the west coast, it's fair game.
I think it's limiting and a hassle to have to put discussion of previously aired episodes' plot points in spoiler tags all the time, not to mention, what people consider a spoiler can be subjective, so I don't mind the free-for-all that goes on these TV show discussions--that is, now that I've learned the hard way not to go into any given TV show's discussion thread until I've seen the latest episode.
With that said, and given that there doesn't seem to be an enforced policy requiring the use of spoiler tags, I think every TV network subforum should have a stickied advisory to warn newcomers about possible spoilers in each of these TV show threads.
With that said, and given that there doesn't seem to be an enforced policy requiring the use of spoiler tags, I think every TV network subforum should have a stickied advisory to warn newcomers about possible spoilers in each of these TV show threads.
