15 so far, I believe.

8. I think Shaw's almost certain and eventual death is going to be heartbreaking. Really loving all these characters, and I'm glad he's not just some no-name military character. Letting him and the entity have a bit of a history is a very nice touch. Oh, and you kick ass, James Remar.

7. There seems to be no limits to the entity and its bag of tricks. The final scene where the kids develop the photo made me think of Son Dog just a little. And of course, our protagonists see the face-- yet another among millions, of their enemy. Cool way to end the episode.

6. So apparently, this version of the creature can imbue corpses with IT's energy, according to Andy in the bonus features. That reminded me of our worm pal from Jerusalem's Lot, if you've read the short story. So not only can it split into multiple forms, but it can command the dead? Niiiice.

5. In this scene, the entity reminded me a bit of Sauron in the LOTR books. When IT's eye is on you, as an adult, you bloody well know you've fucked up. Thought of Pippin looking into the palantir. Then we have the cemetary scene. Can I just spell it sematary for funsies?

4. That was such a terrifying scene. IT isn't used to being seen unless IT wants to be seen. So I felt like it was just a bit taken aback, but then it starts fishing around in Dick's head, seeing what makes him tick, and Dick nearly paid for looking where he had no business looking.

3. My favorite scene in this one had to do with Hallorann aboard the chopper. He's in over his head when he starts seeing our old shapeshifting pal. Love the creature's reaction. It doesn't cackle. No clever one-liners. Just, "Who... are... you?" Basically, "Get out my house, asshole!"

2. The flashback with Shaw and Rose as kids really fleshed out the two characters, and loved seeing the entity in a new shape. The Kids continuing to work together in spite of great loss and impossible odds in the present? Yes, I'll take more of this.

Definitely his chapters on voiceover and Stephen King's It, but he's done so much over the years, so the whole book was a pleasure to read. I believe I finished it in just under two days.

4. This time, when opening chests in #MortalKombat1, with keys less accessible than the last time, the blind are limited as to which we can open, so I've been looking for which skin can be in which chest in whatever location. All visual answers though. #gamersky

3. Don't get me wrong, the accessibility in #MortalKombat1 is fantastic, but when devs are going to come up with new ways to make players fight for those keys, the blind shouldn't be an afterthought. Glad I bought so many keys the last time around with crowns for currency & unlocked tons. #gamersky

2. In my first playthrough of #MortalKombat1 Invasions seasons, you could purchase chest keys in shops, and as many as you wanted. Now they're locked behind challenges inaccessible to the blind, and it's difficult to snag very many without sighted assistance. #gamersky