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A bratty teenager with supernatural powers teaches Walter and Peter a lesson about family. Aw.
Two seasons in, the show has what is easily one of its most poignant scenes.
"I would look for the manifesto online, and every time I would read it, I would find something else that was intriguing to me."
"I think it is important to take time to produce a good film rather than just to hurry — then the quality of the movie is not as good."
“I guess that’s the irony. His addiction to dreams became his nightmare — one that he couldn’t wake up from.”
Sadly, this episode requires Peter to use his "special skill" more than once.
The prophesies were true: The show has ended and answered some of our questions.
This episode prominently featured 'Can't Fight This Feeling,' the REO Speedwagon megahit of the mid-eighties!
This episode, a fiery explosion at a Williamsburg construction site causes widespread panic. But fear not: TV on the Radio are not harmed in the blast.
It seems our paranoia about this paranormal series might just be on the wane!
How paranoid are we that this paranormal series will suck? Read on — much is revealed in episode two.
We've watched the show, and we have answers -- and naturally, more questions.
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