Ty & That Guy Ep 004 - Trapped, Interrogated and The Expanse S1E3

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TRAPPED, INTERROGATED AND THE EXPANSE S1E3
Join our fourth episode where Ty & Wes discuss being trapped behind enemy lines, the best Interrogation scenes and The Expanse Season 1 Episode 03.
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[@unerwunschternr.1466]

I love how Wes Chatham is always so positiv and enthusiastic

[@unerwunschternr.1466]

Yes I got a heart now I can die in peace

[@TheArrowedKnee]

He is *that guy*

[@bent4116]

"Ty and That Guy" is an incredible gift to the fans. I don't think fandom has ever had a similar opportunity for a cast member of any show or movie to examine both their own role and a writer/creator. Wes asks the questions we'd all ask if we had the opportunity. Ty and Wes are invested beyond any reasonable expectation.

[@Laugh1ngboy]

That is just one of the good parts. They also nerd out about other Scifi. I could have listened to more of the Batman stuff. It's great that they are fans.

[@Hoganply]

For a prospective filmmaker it makes large-scale storytelling feel more accessible.

[@AndySpawn81]

I wish I had access to something like this, back in the 90's, during the run of Babylon 5. I missed out on the message boards, and such, and would have loved to have been able to listen to Straczynski, O'Hare, Katsulas, Furlan, Biggs, Furst, Doyle, Conaway (et al) talk about their on set experiences at that time. Luckily Straczynski is very approachable and accommodating to the fans, and I've been able to have questions answered.

[@rhianne5399]

I know right 🥺💞 we should feel SO LUCKYYYY

[@miller-joel]

And not just for the fans. For the future. For fans who have not been born yet.

[@ftuT]

Jared Harris is Gary Oldman-level to me, he's a chameleon. He can easily be a gritty tough sailor, a fragile dork, or a calculating mastermind without leaving a doubt in your mind. Those are the best actors, IMO. Wes, don't argue with Ty, it seems he's gonna win everytime.

[@janilani]

The first time Jared Harris caught my attention was in a black comedy film with Philip Seymour Hoffman called " Happiness." Jared had a very short part as a Russian character named Vlad and he cracked me up. He even sang and wasn't bad at all. ❤️❤️❤️

[@ftuT]

@@janilani first time I saw him too, although much later, rewatching that movie (great movie, btw), was my "oh that's Jared Harris" moment.

[@ConstantGeographer]

And watch him in "Chernobyl"

[@NikstSWE]

Damm, now all I can think about is Gary Oldman in the Expanse! That would be amazing! Make it happen Ty! LOL! Find him a role in season 6 and offer it! Who knows, we might get lucky! :-)

[@adrianbean3734]

I just hope they get him as Dawes back for future episodes... Suuuuuch a great character...

[@jxn314]

It is also worth mentioning with Havelock surviving the pipe to the chest that Ceres gravity is only 1/3G so hanging there isn't as bad as it would be on Earth

[@billgaudette5524]

He still has to work his way out off the spike, and at one point during that process he'd be hanging half-on-and-off of it - part of it would still be inside him. That wouldn't end well for him.

[@huskergator9479]

It does not have to make sense. But i love how Wes stayed on Ty calling bs. Love this show, love these guys, love the expanse, etc.

[@Vlad-yy3le]

*1/35G

[@manudosde]

@@Vlad-yy3le In the Expanse universe Ceres has been artificially spun up, making its gravity 0.3G.

[@auslander808]

Brick killed it as Lopez. One of those characters that, even on multiple rewatches, I will not walk away and get a drink of water. Intense and had a great story arc, despite it being so brief. Talking Tina still weirds me out.

[@ranialian8537]

Lopez surviving to become part of the Roci crew is a great unfulfilled desire of mine, though it would have complicated things with the legitimate salvage business. Very interesting character with a unique look, would have added a great dynamic to the crew.

[@auslander808]

@@ranialian8537 Oh heck yeah. I wouldn't disagree with any of that. Every time I watch that scene, I keep hoping he'll live. I really loved the way he went out though. Complete hardass in interrogation, then releases control of the ship to everyone onboard. Last words - "Would have been nice to see an ocean on Mars." Soldier to the end and did what needed to be done. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJeWemCOoLSefq8

[@darylnewhouse1796]

Bryk, Greg Bryk.

[@ChipMatthews]

Really cool to hear some insights about the actors playing minor roles like Lopez. One of the things I've always been amazed by is how good the show is at making you care about characters who have only a few lines in a single episode like Lopez, and Theresa Yao, and Sandrine Karino, and the guy who helps Bobbie find the beach, and Souther's loyalists, and on and on. They are so well written, cast, and acted that they feel like fleshed out characters even when they're totally not. I've never seen another show that does that so consistently and so well.

[@belinda35_77]

Can't forget "Big Guy" Champa, "you're not finished yet" :)

[@XKK85]

Your profile pic is my favorite scene of the whole show, and don't forget "Maneo Jung-Espin...[noza]"

[@TheArrowedKnee]

@@belinda35_77 Man just thinking of that guy and that scene gives me chills and makes ninjas cut onions :/

[@fennegvdgvd]

I didnt like Lopez at first and then was bummed he died and wouldnt be in the show anymore. For me the best thing of the Expanse is that i have only seen one season and have so much left to enjoy haha

[@belinda35_77]

@@fennegvdgvd Yes, you really do! The best stuff is ahead of you. It gets better and better! Enjoy!

[@theena]

I know he was a minor character, but Lopez's monologue about living his whole life under a dome that even the thought of an open sky seemed unimaginable was what sealed the show for me. Beautiful writing, perfectly acted and delivered - none of these are adjectives I'd associate with a sci-fiction TV show, but it's a scene I will always remember because it was the first time The Expanse gave me goosebumps. Hasn't changed since then. PS: Wes, my man, you need to binge on Archer's first five seasons. Season 5, especially, is one of the funniest things ever committed to TV.

[@bleepbloop101010101]

Gah the Martian Captain and second in command are two of my fave characters in the whole show. They need a prequel!

[@PranakashaProductions]

Anderson Dawes is awesome. And damn you guys for killing off Klaes Ashford---he was our favorite character on the show, besides Timmy...

[@alanpennie8013]

I think they said he was in such demand they couldn't keep the actor.

[@otakarbeinhauer]

Maybe don't speak about events in later seasons - this podcast is about S01's episode.

[@SylvanSecrets]

I can't wait for them to get Shohreh on as a guest

[@rodentnolastname6612]

If you hire a spanish tutor you will learn proper Spanish. If you hire a spanish sex worker you'll learn street lingo spanish. The two are actually different. Which do you think would be more useful to a cop? 🤔

[@DianeJudithRP]

I love when you disagree with each other lol. Your chemistry is super adorable!

[@nathanlau3275]

Aw, no discussion of Captain Yao?

[@Gunleaver]

Speaking of the Mormon issue, I think there was a real missed opportunity for some hilarity, if the Nauvoo had actually departed on its journey, and arrived on some planet ready to colonize it, only to discover it's one of the ring gate systems, like Auberon or Ilus and there's already a long-established colony there, whose people tell the Mormons "Oh, hey, I guess you didn't hear, these gates opened up right after you left."

[@alanpennie8013]

I'm very sad about The Mormons getting their star ark stolen.

[@leandervr]

The Expanse has been getting me through this pandemic. I've watched the show, read the books and listened to the audiobooks. I can't get enough of it, and this podcast provides a background that scratches that itch in a super satisfying way. I love it!

[@alanpennie8013]

It's my favourite thing on KZbin.

[@lmamakos]

Don't ever stop making these.

[@davidcoleman757]

The casting of the series is unreal. These insights into actors with even minor roles are totally absorbing. Brick and Harris demanded attention every second they were on screen. I am loving these podcasts. Can't thank the two of you enough for putting them together.

[@miakleve5506]

The Terror is an amazing series, and the historical events it's based on is even more fascinating.

[@jeniallenby8389]

totally agree, hope Wes watches it, I'm sure he'd love it.

[@alanpennie8013]

@@jeniallenby8389 I dreamed a dream and thought it true, Concerning Franklin, and his gallant crew.

[@The_Gryph]

1. Yes, watch more archer. 2. A week on from your last episode and I'm up to the nuts in pages and pages of story ideas, which I wouldn't ever have done without these deep dives. All of you have turned writing from something I thought was beyond my ability to something that actually looked accessible. AND IT IS! I'm having so much fun, and in my research I'm getting into genres and topics I previously wasn't too bothered about and discovering so much stuff! I just wanted to have a go at writing a story and i've ended up starting to build a world! It's awesome! I'm going to send you all a sourcebook if I ever decide it's finished, with a little thank you - you've all really lifted my spirits :D Big Squidgy love!

[@jimyoung9262]

That see the sunrise episode was awesome. To this day it's the only one I remember.

[@belinda35_77]

Best contemporary scary series is without a doubt the og Penny Dreadful with Eva Green and Josh Hartnett. Twilight Zone definitely rules the classics though.

[@Albo96286]

Eva Green should have won an Emmy imo

[@belinda35_77]

@@Albo96286 Yeah, she was robbed on the awards circuit big time! I think the series itself deserved way more recognition. John Logan wrote every single script in the series, that should have been rewarded. Beautifully written dialogue. It was a really, darkly, gorgeous series!

[@rayfeighery3245]

I was surprised they couldn’t think of more. “Supernatural” “American Horror Story” even going back to “Dark Shadows”

[@Jack_Dorrington]

please talk about B5 and Firefly......im on the bandwagon too....woot

[@GRIFFIN2082]

TRUE ROMANCE!!!!!!! One of the greatest interrogation scenes ever! "You're part eggplant" Tarantino, Walken and Hopper I challenge anyone to name a greater interrogation in cinema! (in my own humble opinion ;) )

[@TYandThatGuy]

That is a great one

[@marlav.9884]

I commented on that scene and then saw you beat me to it! Awesome scene.

[@berniezenis4876]

For me, that scene is one the best scenes of any kind I have ever seen in any movie.

[@jstuka8286]

Just when I thought I couldn’t love this podcast and you guys any more, you reference Archer.

[@macroscalequantumsys]

That was unexpected and in an awesome way, indeed!

[@rodneysmith1750]

Smallish point. When Havelock gets "shafted" so to speak, he is left hanging on the wall, but when the body is discovered later, the shaft/rod/pipe is still embedded in his chest, Tyt misspoke when he said that Havelock squirmed off the stake through his sternum, the stake came loose from the wall and the body and stake fell to the ground where they were discovered by the woman that was rifling through his pockets.

[@rayfeighery3245]

I believe they were talking about a real world event that inspired the Havelock part in the story

[@kieranf3511]

It makes me happy that you guys are as nerdy the rest of us xD I doubt it would be possible to get bored in a conversation with either of you lol

[@Watsisface]

Aw, man, it sounds like Jared Harris won't be back for season 6. Bummer. :(

[@azhrei2170]

Can't believe neither one brought up The Usual Suspects for interrogation scenes

[@alanpennie8013]

Good point. The entire movie is an interrogation scene. Except for brief scenes at the beginning and the end.

[@marko46srb]

28:44

[@SteveAttwood]

I love the way they wander off topic...

[@treecat125]

My guess is that Havelock goes to Gia for a couple reasons. Havelock sees someone who needs some help. Whether that be money or protection/legal issues. She's also a reasonable cover for Havelock if he doesn't want people knowing he's getting lessons. Miller even gives him shit for getting lessons at the hospital.

[@tmmartinesq.6216]

Lopez was intriguing AF.

[@indegoadult]

The drugs that the Martians take I thought was a nod to Dune and the Mentats who take a similar substance.

[@madmaxisnow]

I just found this on youtube. I love the show. I'm up to book three so far and wildly enjoying it. I like that there are mild differences between the books and the series. The production value looks great too. Keep up the great work.

[@unerwunschternr.1466]

This is really inspiring for me, because I always wanted to kind of create a story or maybe even writing a book. And this helps cause it makes me understand how good authors think.

[@espalier]

Ty is amazing

[@upthebikez]

Thanks for doing these!

[@carolinebrosius3733]

Another fantastic week of the life behind the show and the books and how it all folds together dynamically. I read The book Erebus, by Michael Palin; I think that is the expedition Ty is referencing about the lost ships and crews for the northern passage. Totally worth a read!

[@JosephMannJr]

I love the argument about whether that iconic scene in Reservoir Dogs is or isn't an interrogation. LOL

[@belinda35_77]

That was great. Ty was not gonna let that stand lol Gotta say though, I kinda agree with Wes! Gonna have to watch it again to know for sure now!

[@rayfeighery3245]

I agree with Ty on that one...definitely torture.

[@macroscalequantumsys]

@@rayfeighery3245 It was "interrogative torture"

[@joker6891]

Not only have you created a wonderful show (based on a wonderful book) but you are also wonderful people :). Today I discovered your podcast by accident (the day before yesterday I finished reading Leviathan Falls and frantically started looking for some material) and I'm extremely grateful that I can experience The Expanse from the beginning together with you! :)

[@mrwelch2004]

I'm surprised they didn't mention Space 1999 as space horror. Dragon's Domain episode was terrifying as a kid.

[@alanpennie8013]

Yes it was. And the one where those weirdos were going to use Barbara Bain as an organ donor was pretty creepy. Stealing ideas from Larry Niven there possibly.

[@jetzekoole9187]

Focus drug reminds me of the Bene Gesserit training in observing extremely small reactions in others. The highest trained were called Truth Sayers who would know if you were lying or speaking the truth (Frank Herbert's Dune)

[@slartybartfarst55]

Great episode. We are also big fans of Jared Harris (The Terror was excellent). We'd not seen Greg Bryk before but he was so brilliant we keep an eye out for him in other projects. Yes, bring him back as his twin Brother!

[@oz0912]

Another brilliant podcast. Thank you.

[@davidf5097]

Ty's explanation of the genres of the first two books was interesting. Wondering how the writers would classify the others so far. AND the upcoming book.

[@kiltedcraftworks4609]

Trying to adhere to physics is part of what really hooked me on The Expanse. I was a little uncertain with the first few episodes, but how the battle with the Donnager was handled sealed the deal for me. 3 days on an attack vector, torpedoes taking a long time to accelerate and reach their destination, it was all good. Firefly was less adherent, but the opening scene where they blew the airlock and it was silent in space got me long enough to fall in love with the show.

[@ZakhadWOW]

When a series begins with something as fucking creeptastic as "The Sand Kings", it's a sign of things to come! The Outer Limits was truly brilliant in its age (2000s IIRC)

[@myopiumsongs]

I would like to see an adaptation of the original version of "Sandkings", I read the story when I was a teenager, and it still creeps me the hell out. I thought the teleplay reworking of it was gutless in comparison. I couldn't buy Beau Bridges as an astronaut who smuggled one back from Mars. The critters are scary, sure, but the real monster of the story was Simon Kress. Ari Aster needs to direct a film version, STAT.

[@streaky81]

Shout out to the Regenesis cast that have been in the Expanse starting with Greg Bryk, then Peter Outerbridge, Conrad Pla and in my mind I think there's been more.. All great - underused - actors.

[@Laugh1ngboy]

I didn't even recognize Greg Bryk with out his beard. They could easily bring him back with it and he could be just another character.

[@belinda35_77]

Shawn Doyle and Greg Bryk(Doyle's hitman/lover) playing lovers in Netflix's Frontier, was my favorite thing about that series lol They were fantastic together!!

[@ranialian8537]

Hahaha Absolutely, those two were the highlight for me too. Plus, I rewatched S1 of The Expanse right after and realised that an actress that portrays a prostitute in Frontier also plays one of the martians on the Donnager. It's a trivial, blink and you'll miss it kind of thing but I remember flipping out just because :P

[@marcc1830]

Mars and Earth finally make up :D

[@belinda35_77]

@@marcc1830 LOL

[@jameswilkinson5673]

A high point of the week as usual thanks guys

[@kungfuwitcher7621]

Three weeks ago I didn’t even know this superb series even existed. Initially I was curious as I loved watching Wes in the Philly Kid back in the day. I was surprised no FTL was in the Expanse, but I very happily binged the entire series. Brilliant writing and acting all round and what a shame the series had to end very prematurely imho.

[@alanpennie8013]

I didn't know Sara Mitich was in The Expanse before she moved on to playing a cyborg on Star Trek. Cool, cool.

[@purfctwmn]

Perfect timing as I’m on my 5th time binge watching “The Expanse” and right at that episode you’re show is about. Always entertaining and the memory lane brings me much joy! Thanks 😍

[@SharpestLiVES13]

I love listening to this podcast so much. As a huge fan of the show, it's awesome to gain so much insight into the nitty gritties and the different plot points from the main behind the story itself- not to mention Wes Chatham's super pleasing personality and humor.

[@Liewy6969]

Brilliant! ...although, I feel you missed the 3 interrogation scenes in True Lies. Lee Curtis, Paxton then Arnie! (at least an honorary mention) 😝✌🏻

[@TYandThatGuy]

Bravo 👏

[@Browncoat66]

Helen Tasker; "Have you ever killed anyone?" Harry Tasker; "Yeah...but they were all bad." 🤣

[@mmirandaaaax]

My last name is Cant so it’s funny to hear it in the show. Kinda fun actually tho haha

[@mphelps1013]

Remember the Miranda!

[@alanpennie8013]

@@mphelps1013 Cant also means a line of patter, or a jargon (like Belter patois could be considered).

[@mphelps1013]

@@alanpennie8013 Remember The Linguistics 101!

[@jordank6961]

Whispers.... *Miranda* Who else got the Firefly/Serenity reference XD

[@mphelps1013]

@@jordank6961 Nice one!

[@fearhim2]

The ending of “have you seen the sunrise” was so.... fulfilling!

[@EnderGraff1]

When I saw the “hand” pull in the Knight I only could think of “Canada arm!”

[@jaimeledrew8749]

The Franklin Expedition! The Terror was amazing. Chernobyl too. Jared Harris is one of my all time favourites!

[@darylnewhouse1796]

Fortitude was also amazing.

[@DianeJudithRP]

yay for Archer shoutout!

[@craigmhall]

Over an hour? I thought it was a short 15 minute episode, time flies listening to you guys! Love the energy, love the show!

[@wolfflo]

So my favourite After-Aftershow talks about my favourite animated series.... today is a good day :D

[@DarkNite_07]

Lol Wes is missing out on not seeing Archer, great show. Great podcast guys!

[@shuckins]

I love how they divert and just talk about other movies!! This is, by far, my favorite Ty And That Guy podcast!

[@tjk3430]

Totally agree about Lopez!

[@tracymetherell8744]

I am loving this series of podcasts! Please keep going. I will watch every one.

[@apex403]

Love you guys, never stop releasing these. Probably my favorite podcast out there

[@douglase9636]

I like how you guys go off on tangents about all kinds of other shows that relate to the conversation. This is what will keep me interested as we go through the entire series. Thanks for doing this.

[@andrewmccallum5699]

Ty & Wes get better and better each episode :) awesome! Really cool to find out the little details of each episode and the actors from The Expanse!!!

[@northwesternbelle]

Thumbs up for the Archer reference. So good! Wes, you really should watch, at least through Season 5.

[@The_Gryph]

SOrry, I can;t hear you over teh sound of how awesome archer is. :D

[@CanadianWolverine]

One of my favourite things to just Netflix and Chill is Archer, all seasons. The latest season is kinda skipping a beat but I think its just because it is avoiding some character development.

[@paulinerazumovskaya]

Lopez is my favorite character on the show. His death literally broke my heart. I really wanted to know more about him and his past. Or at least his name 😢

[@MarkAnthonyHenderson]

Wes and Ty got me interested in re-watching old Twilight Zone episodes. Great episode as usual.

[@alanpennie8013]

Surprised neither of them mentioned, It's a Good Life. Will Robinson can be very scary when he's in a bad mood.

[@stay_at_home_astronaut]

@Ty & That Guy: When I first saw episode 3 and the crew were taken aboard Donager, it reminded me of when I was a US Marine going aboard an LHA (like Chatham served aboard). It was at night, we were in a Mike boat (very small 'classic' landing craft) and came in through the massive stern gate, into the flooded well deck. It made me think about a 'shuttle craft' being brought aboard a 'mother ship' in a Sci-Fi setting, except it was in real life. This was in 1984.

[@shermanium7834]

also please talk about belter patois and belter music!

[@macroscalequantumsys]

It's getting better and better each episode, thank you Ty and That Guy!

[@Jack_Dorrington]

please talk about the focus drugs and belter body language/speak as these two things are not greatly addressed in the novels

[@PedroNogueiranunes]

The contrast between amos and Wes is so big that only shows how amazing of an actor he is. He is a sweetheart irl

[@alexobed4252]

You guys talking at the end about the aliens and how precarious humans relationships are... reminds me of the Joker (you also talked about) when he sets up the experiment where the two boats are rigged with explosives and it's a Prisoner's Dilemma kinda setup--and his whole purpose is to sow chaos to show how easily human beings can become monsters to each other. And how the Joker is really about truth, in that aspect: showing us the deeper cut of who we really are.

[@mbanck]

I remember being told when I was 6 or so that my (German) grandmother watched Magnum PI because of the setting in Hawaii - she had a vacation there once and allegedly liked the scenery....

[@monged4life442]

These started out as mandatory viewing after Season 5 episodes, but I'm so glad you're going back through them all with these. They are so interesting, please keep them coming!!

[@TRayTV]

Scariest twilight zone: it's a good life with Billy Mumy as the child who has everyone under his thumb because of his weird ability to change things and wish them into the cornfield. It's weird that Martha Stewart so many years later would make a line from that episode her catchphrase: It's a good thing.

[@tfcabral]

Shelly Winters once wrote an autobiography called "All Tributaries and No Stream." This is what this 'cast reminds me of. Only in this case it's a feature, not a bug. LOVE hearing you guys riff and reference and geek out on stuff. STOKED at the fact that there's 5-6 seasons of material for y'all to go off about and around! (I'm Raconteur-Guide on Twitter, btw)

[@marko46srb]

You guys give great advice on Tv shows and movies. Thank you for this podcast, I love it, just as the rest of the fans of the show I suppose.

[@philipgore75]

Another great podcast. You guys are becoming one of my lifelines in the midst of the pandemic lockdown. Thanks.

[@beny874]

This show, going beyond The Expanse, is a fantastic podcast for film nerds. Particularly script writers. Seeing Ty and Wes talk about Reservoir Dogs and character motives is great.

[@NoahChinnBooks]

Wes should check out the Archer episode that pays homage to Sunrise ;)

[@sail3695]

Add to your top interrogations list: "Marathon Man." Dustin Hoffman and Lawrence Olivier. Brilliant, excruciating, just terrifying.

[@lizardsofozz]

OMG Wes! That is one of few episodes I remember from my childhood that scared the absolute shit out of me xD. I was scared of mannequins for a couple of years post that episode XD

[@honkytonkdragon]

Martin Roach also just popped up in an episode of American Gods.

[@iangibson4807]

They missed the Marathon Man interrogation. Is it safe?

[@DBStarr7]

>Scary TV Series Fox Network - Millennium - Frank Black (Lance Henriksen) >Personal Special Mention Horror at 37, 000 Feet - CBS Made for TV Movie - Karen Black (back in day, that movie f***ed me up!)

[@Hairyloft]

Such a great show

[@RGCLAYTV]

So far this ep. is my favorite.. I absolutely love an appreciate the detailed discussion regarding the Donnager pick up and interrogations!! Amazing!

[@JakesPlace]

You guys are great. So cool to have the actors not just the creators be such big fans of the genre and the series they are in. Much love from Australia.

[@davidschleifer9015]

This is such a brilliant show. The insights are amazing fuel for the story creation process. A+++

[@Book2screenqueen]

Tales from the Crypt creeped me all the way out as a kid. I don’t even know if every episode was even scary but the crypt keeper was enough!

[@XerrolAvengerII]

Honestly the battle of the Donager made no sense to me. A bunch of weird sociopathic scientists on high tech stealth ships wouldn't throw themselves away trying to capture a martian battleship, they would just blow it up with nukes like they blew up the Cant.

[@djs803]

These are so great! I have watched every season 4 times now...I hope you keep this up for all the episodes, it is really a treat. Thank you so much for doing this. I tell everyone I can about the expanse, it is the most well written and well acted series on any platform today.

[@djs803]

Was thinking "penny dreadful" as a show that was creepy horror the whole time. Especially the first one.

[@Persephone0110]

I love the philosophical. You can rift on that all you want. Loving this series!

[@marlav.9884]

One of the best interrogation scenes, I think, is TRUE ROMANCE with Dennis Hopper and Christopher Walken. Looks like Tarantino does those right as you chose a couple already!

[@ericssmith2014]

_Twin Peaks_ didn’t last long, but the effortless way it could flip between zany and tragic and innocent and sleazy and always, at any point, a shocking moment of awfulness meant that you were at least half on edge during most scenes.

[@lisabp4845]

This has inspired me to rewatch season one and am picking up on so much more than I did originally. Enjoying it all over again. Thank you