I'm only continuing to watch in hopes that I can see that fat ugly white pride **** die a horrible death.

I'm out. Nothing interesting in this episode and nothing in the previews that seems worth watching.

I think that's where I'm at too.

Yup. Whiney chief. Dumb son of chief with annoying and dumb Asian chick. Incredibly annoying KKK. Annoying emo kids.

The pastor seems to be the only character worth caring about. Oh, and dog killer guy, if he shows back up.

Did you notice when the police chief's daughter asked why the mom was at the house, he answered, "It's complicated." I think Lindelof is just trolling us now.

I'm curious what next week's ratings are gonna look like.

Because last night, if you opened your windows and listened very closely... you could hear the sounds of thousands of viewers tapping out with this show.

Another great episode.

What was the deal with all those bodies in white on the highway...am I just not paying attention (quite possible) or hasn't it been explained yet?

This show would be a lot better if the Guilty Remnant wasn't involved. They might be the first cult in history based upon the fact that a human being is worthless and of no value. Seriously, if that's the gist of your cult, who would join? If my life is meaningless and your cult promotes that life is meaningless, what's the point of joining your organization?

It appeared to be a shipment of those bodies people have created so they can bury their lost loved ones. Sort of like a Real Doll for grief.

Did you ever see the Big Lebowski?

Actually, no.

I have, and I'm not sure what he's getting at. Of course I've only seen it a couple of times.

They're nihilists!

It was a decent ep. I'm still in. The GR folks are Bastards.

Okay, I must really not be paying attention. They've been CREATING dead human bodies? That made no sense to me. And what dream was she talking about?

A company made realistic looking human dolls that can be custom made to look like a loved one people have lost during the "rapture". It's a product that offers people a sense of closure since they have a body to bury now.

Oh wow, okay... I thought those were actual dead bodies, lol. Makes sense with the whole baby Jesus doll plot line.

Yeah I totally missed that too.

I can't remember if Coral was one who read the book or not. Maybe they haven't made it totally clear yet. I did notice the label had a corporation name on it which I thought was odd.

I did read the book, and I remember the Asian chick striking up a friendship with an army guy on the bus - but to be honest, I don't remember reading about a truck of human-like dolls falling off a truck. Either it wasn't in the book or I just forgot. In my defense I've read about 200 books since that book, so some details get forgotten.

Clearly this is a show that is only ever going to ask questions and never give us answers. Lindelof wants us to answer the questions!

For some reason I keep watching this show, even though there's really nothing I like about it. I did somehow like this episode more than last weeks, which I thought was awful. Go figure.

WTF. Thanks for explaining that to me, because I totally didn't get that.

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/liv...limbing-720281

Highest rated episode since the premiere. 1.6M viewers.

Episodes 1 and 2 averaged more than 8M viewers across all platforms (HBO Go, On Demand, Re-Airs)

I deleted it from DVR lineup. I'm out. If I hear it gets any better and renewed, maybe I'll revisit.