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The Lowdown, like
Andor before it, can now be called “a show for our times.”
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Watching this episode is bittersweet.
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Task’s argument is that evil often has an easily locatable cause.
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Enter Peter Dinklage!
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Eighteen minutes of cat-and-mouse action open this episode of
Task.
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"Only a mother could love you."
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Goodbye, horses.
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What did Ed Gein know, and when did he know it?
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Oh man, this episode. Oh man, this episode!
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If there’s a throughline that connects every aspect of this episode, it’s misogyny.
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“The tale grew in the telling.”
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More than any other single living human being outside the arts, Ed Gein is owed credit for the horror film as we know it today.
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I just want to state for the record that the least interesting thing you could possibly talk about regarding Task is the accents.
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"You're the one who can't look away."
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When a crime is so monstrous it defies imagination, imagination sometimes strikes back.
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If you’re reading this, congratulations! You’re an Alice in Borderland survivor!
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As they say in Ireland, "our day will come."
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Cool guys don't look at explosions.
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Game over already?
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HOG is like The Vampire Diaries if they all drank stout instead of blood.