Here, the books store clerk blatantly rips dialogue out of Harold Lauder’s mouth from The Stand.
Here, the books store clerk blatantly rips dialogue out of Harold Lauder’s mouth from The Stand.
He tries desperately to give an officer clues to go by. 😂
He tries desperately to give an officer clues to go by. 😂
Breathtaking tension and suspense in this episode! 🙄
Breathtaking tension and suspense in this episode! 🙄
Interesting strategy…
Interesting strategy…
Is Walt going to die, removing himself from the love triangle altogether?
Is Walt going to die, removing himself from the love triangle altogether?
His whole, boring, romantic history. He’s just not a compelling character.
His whole, boring, romantic history. He’s just not a compelling character.
How stupid would it be if he too came out of it with psychic powers and had ongoing battles with Johnny?
How stupid would it be if he too came out of it with psychic powers and had ongoing battles with Johnny?
“The cane that Johnny (Anthony Michael Hall) used throughout the series is the same one used by Stu Redman in The Stand (1994) and Andre Linoge in Storm of the Century (1999), just with a different head.”
“The cane that Johnny (Anthony Michael Hall) used throughout the series is the same one used by Stu Redman in The Stand (1994) and Andre Linoge in Storm of the Century (1999), just with a different head.”