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Planes crashing, trains coming off the rails, every single vehicle being driven globally crashing
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The closest it was shown to zero was 1H remaining, then next shown it jumped to 2D. I’ll have to do a rewatch to confirm, I didn’t have the time to rewind/FF and catch any subtleties.


I'm starting to think what will happen is that at the beginning of some episodes, we may see some "prequel" scenes that have time stamps on them and we will see more of how the virus took over, what really happened to the president and his cabinet, etc.

Someone will inevitably put all of the timestamp sequences in order on youtube and we'll get a full recollection of all the events in chronological order
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TGI Fridays waitress flying the 747


I laughed at that once it got acknowledged. Also the guy in the suit comment from the first episode.

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What’s the countdown? Are aliens coming? They are treating the 11 like kings. I don’t think it’s because they are afraid of their emotions. They could slip around and put a bullet in the back of their head. Something else is going on.
I guess they are essentially the Borg, they just have 11 they can’t assimilate.


I was trying to find the pattern. In episode 1 it was counting down and I don't think it ever got to zero. Now it's counting up. I'm sure it will all be made clear at some point. I'm reminded of the burned pink stuffed animal in season 2 of breaking bad.
No it is not as complicated as severance. I don't feel like it's trying to weave nearly as complicated of a web as severance is.
It's just a really good blend of drama, horror, and humor. It's like Severance in the sense that there is a very strange phenomenon going on that you may have never seen before in a show or movie, but by the end of the 2nd episode you are following clearly what is going on and it makes sense in its own weird way.

The show can turn from light hearted to terrifying in a split second. There isn't much humor at first as the world is getting established, but when the bits of humor do start rolling in, that's when I realized how clever the writing is.

There was at least a line in each episode that made me laugh out loud, and I was not expecting that.
The show is great so far. I watched both episodes and I am locked in.

Rhea Seehorn absolutely kills it and will be winning something
I cut the grass too and I still use gas. The batteries in those things are terrible and the cutting is mediocre at best.

re: Brian Kelly

Posted by DrSteveBrule on 11/4/25 at 7:12 am to
You'll get downvoted, but not sending a message to the fans is pretty telling about his character. Scott Woodward had an uglier exit especially with the public comments from the governor and he was all class on the way out.
So Brian Kelly was Joe Biden and Scott Woodward was the autopen
Woodward fricked up the Will Wade situation too which is a huge problem.

I think Woodward should have been out, but the way Landry is handing this is appalling.
The coaching staff is just following language that is certainly written into one of Nuss's NIL agreements. I hope this is the end of us allowing NIL deals to be signed with guaranteed playing time.
He's the DC for a team that he was the head coach of and got fired

I swear to God just because someone does a job well at some place they get mentioned here
Coaching is more important than recruiting in
2025 and you think Frank Wilson has a shot to be the HC of LSU

See yourself out
Why do you want him to be the coach? What has he done in the last 2 decades of his life to where you think he would be a good fit as the coach of LSU?
Do not want Joe Brady. Let's stop living in the past.
LSU is not a better job than Ohio State in the NIL era. Don't be delusional
I say yes because he looks like Will Wade's brother
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This is my take on Joe Brady as well. Obviously he's got a great mind for football, but he has zero head coaching experience.


We need to stop with this mentality that we need to hire people just because they coached here before as well.

No matter how much college converges on pro from a structural standpoint, it's still not the same. There are more politics involved and I would say that there is a slim chance that a pro coach will even work out in college these days.

re: Matt Mascona

Posted by DrSteveBrule on 10/27/25 at 5:54 pm to
Moscona is awful. He gets some credit for running a 3 hour show practically solo every day which is definitely a talent and requires dedication, but his takes are awful.

He spends more time advertising that he does talking about sports.
I want a head coach that is currently doing well at a B tier school in a big 4 conference. Take some risk but avoid having to do a hefty contract. The greatest coaches in college football come from somewhere down below.

Jeff Brohm
Brent Key
Clark Lea

Guys like that

Sumrall would be after that to me

Kiffin would be fun, but you're looking at 13 mill per year, 7 years minimum