David Howery said:oh for Pete's sake... we finally think we're getting some answers, and what happens? They spend the whole episode on a fire that wasn't all that exciting, the tv signal finally changes to what looks like a podium in front of the Presidential seal... and nothing happens... why in hell is the government broadcasting that signal of an empty podium? Surely they would know that the nation is on pins and needles waiting to know what happened, and they wouldn't broadcast until they were good and ready. And at the end... airplanes fly over? Were they visible? The broadcast signal on my TV was kinda dim, and I couldn't see that scene very clearly.....
Taelorn76 said:I sort got the impression that Hawkins was sending out the signal, with the view of the podium, with that little satelite set up he had outside of town. That was why only the Bar was getting the signal.
David Howery said:They spend the whole episode on a fire that wasn't all that exciting...
Yes. Yes indeed. I wouldn't cry if they wiped out all the kids in town, too.LightPhoenix said:Plus Emily (the blonde) got zapped, so that was a bonus. Now they just need to zap the bartender.
While that would be entertaining, that would upset many viewers. As I said before, I don't like to see how a model town would properly behave in an emergency. It has to be real.Arnwyn said:Yes. Yes indeed. I wouldn't cry if they wiped out all the kids in town, too.
Arnwyn said:So, the things in the sky were ICBM launches? When I watched it, I guessed it was either that or jets/bombers, but guessed ICBMs first.
Before that happened, my (newest and now mostly dead) theory was that it was actually a coup, not an outside force, that nuked the cities (and that Hawkins is in on it). I'm still not entirely abandoning that, though.
Yes. Yes indeed. I wouldn't cry if they wiped out all the kids in town, too.