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- Episode aired Apr 3, 2020
- TV-MA
- 54m
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6.6/10
1.7K
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In an effort to keep his family safe, a man makes an unusual choice.In an effort to keep his family safe, a man makes an unusual choice.In an effort to keep his family safe, a man makes an unusual choice.
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Beautiful episode. The infectious and mesmeric storytelling of mielants and halpern is poetic.
I get it; it's a metaphor for all those smelly, dirty people at Walmart who cling to their Gods and religion. When a man awakens in the middle of the night to find someone watching his handicapped preteen daughter and the police just shrug their shoulders, he should not go out and buy something so he can protect his family.
Because when he does, he will only frighten his neighbors and be more of a risk to his own family.
He should forget about danger to his child and put his trust in the government, they always do a good job.
This will allow the police to return to what the government wants them to do, issue fines and draw chalk outlines around bodies.
They won't need much chalk for a little girl.
Because when he does, he will only frighten his neighbors and be more of a risk to his own family.
He should forget about danger to his child and put his trust in the government, they always do a good job.
This will allow the police to return to what the government wants them to do, issue fines and draw chalk outlines around bodies.
They won't need much chalk for a little girl.
This is a science fiction series. It's not a medieval series. There is no technology consistency. Why are there no security cameras? And the storytelling stays in the air.
I really like this series a lot. With that said, unless I'm missing something, this episode was pointless and totally skippable.
I really dig the entire show so far but this episode was a low point. Boring to death!
Unemotional, strange, no real character arcs.. just strange.
Did you know
- TriviaDuring the scene where Ed goes to visit his son Danny in the hospital and he's receiving a sponge bath from a nurse, she's listening to music on a portable transistor radio with the brand "Realistic". Realistic was Radioshack's "store brand" of audio and video products, including cassette decks, record players, and an extensive line of Citizen's Band (CB) radio transmitters.
- GoofsPen being clicked in the office is a fine point pen, not a retractable roller ball pen that the clicking matches to.
- Crazy creditsThe title starts off with a zero and the symbol for infinity to form Tales from the Loop. A loop is infinite.
- SoundtracksWestern Melody
Written and performed by Piero Umiliani
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