[Spoilers All LD] WA Fancast Topic: Post what people should listen for on 2nd listens

[KPCoyote]

Thank you KC.
Funk just was not going to follow directions. He saw the sign and it opened up his eyes. He saw the sign.

[MickGinger]

• When Bill Roberts' transport van arrives, Jeremy is looking out of the holding cell and says that they are giving him nice clothes to wear. Chapter 1. 38:15
• Jeremy is not impressed with Fredo's notoriety when Chucks says that he should be afraid of him. He even dismisses Fredo's gang as being low level. When Chucks warns him about saying that around Fredo, Jeremy responds with a dismissive, "uh huh." We later learn that Jeremy is part of the more powerful Family. Chapter 1. 38:45
• Mark sounds skeptical when reads Jeremy's name on his tag. Chapter 1. 23:30
• Chucks says, "can you imagine what would happen if the inmates got out during some kind of emergency? They'd end up running the place... Not us, I mean the BAD BAD guys." A nod to the Mallers. (OK, maybe this one isn't as subtle as what you were asking for.) Chapter 2. 47:57
• Chapter 5. 21:53. While running through solitary, Bogart notices that there are people still in the rooms. Jeremy says that it's too late for them, implying that they are un-turned. This may be the section of solitary that the Fort Irwin Soldiers discover with the doors busted IN. This is where Ink tested the protection symbols to determine which one worked. Shortly afterwards, the behemoths begin to burst out of their cells in the other part of solitary. Ink will not know which symbol works until the behemoths escape their cells and break in the symbol-marked doors to get the tasty treats inside. He might not have learned which symbol worked by the time Jeremy, Jodi and Bogart escaped because when he confronted Funk, he turns his head to show his left side and Funk attacks him. Chapter 6. 42:50. The rainbow symbol was probably on the right side .

THE MOTHERLOAD!! ^^ This...man wow - DW Delivers again.

[MickGinger]

This keeps reminding me about Episode 4 when they're in sharing mode and Jeremy starts only to be interrupted by Bogart commenting that he's speaking in the third person. [head slap]. Because in actuality Jeremy WAS likely speaking in the third person to one degree or another.

Whoa.

Left side symbol.

Good to know...I was thinking it was on the backside, or possibly front for some reason.

[Witch_Doctor]

Left side symbol.

Thank you KC.
Funk just was not going to follow directions. He saw the sign and it opened up his eyes. He saw the sign.

Zombie life is demanding, without protection symbol understanding.

Whoa.




Good to know...I was thinking it was on the backside, or possibly front for some reason.

Thanks for the confirmation. "Curses! Foiled again!"

[Kat E]

Here's another one that crosses over to the backstabbing, prince of pustules Simeon and whether he a bad guy? The scene where he's working on mapping the cameras and overhears the conversation between Dani and Gavin about "trust" issues with the inmates. Huge foreshadow of what's to come!! Darn it. Obviously it bothered him a lot or he wouldn't have interjected it into his interview with CJ in the way he did--he's rationalizing future behavior though he never intends to tell CJ the truth. Begs the question: Do you think the filthy, troglodyte Simeon is just a selfish, dysfunctional, opportunistic idiot or a cold-blooded, malevolent, heartless killer? The next question obviously being: If douche-bag-boy had NEVER overheard the guards' conversation, would the choices the cretinous oaf made later have remained the same?

One of my favorite lines is by Chuck about Fredo: "He's not sexist, just selfish." It's a similar dichotomy I get from the biggest freakin, lowlife, loser Simeon. Pretty much nothing nor no one is black and white, except for the colors themselves. [I still should have asked to knee-cap him/the-little-shit when I had the chance.]

[Witch_Doctor]

Here's another one that crosses over to the backstabbing, prince of pustules Simeon and whether he a bad guy? The scene where he's working on mapping the cameras and overhears the conversation between Dani and Gavin about "trust" issues with the inmates. Huge foreshadow of what's to come!! Darn it. Obviously it bothered him a lot or he wouldn't have interjected it into his interview with CJ in the way he did--he's rationalizing future behavior though he never intends to tell CJ the truth. Begs the question: Do you think the filthy, troglodyte Simeon is just a selfish, dysfunctional, opportunistic idiot or a cold-blooded, malevolent, heartless killer? The next question obviously being: If douche-bag-boy had NEVER overheard the guards' conversation, would the choices the cretinous oaf made later have remained the same?

One of my favorite lines is by Chuck about Fredo: "He's not sexist, just selfish." It's a similar dichotomy I get from the biggest freakin, lowlife, loser Simeon. Pretty much nothing nor no one is black and white, except for the colors themselves. [I still should have asked to knee-cap him/the-little-shit when I had the chance.]

I think he's a psychopath. Yes, he does tell Jeremy that he thought that he was going to be left behind, but he shows no remorse for his actions, unless pressed. Even then, it's not convincing. As for your second question, I think that he is self serving enough to not risk his own chance for escape that he would have done the same whether he heard the conversation or not.

Good catch on the importance of that eves dropping. Also, my assemblage insults has just gotten bigger.

[Kat E]

Good catch on the importance of that eves dropping. Also, my assemblage insults has just gotten bigger.

Thanks. I bow to you Witch Doctor and your selections. In this particular instance you KNEW it meant something...cuz that's how KC appears to like to roll...then BOOM goes the dynamite.

As for insults, interesting how slights like "Your mother wears army boots" are no longer a derisive comment, but a true badge of honor. I like it!

[KPCoyote]

Simeon refuses to take accountability for what he does. Even when cornered he tries to pass it off as ancient history. It shouldn't matter as far as he is concerns. He is a step before a serial killer, someone who knows and enjoys killing. He is scum.

His character was well played and the acting was top shelf. Only with that level of acting skill would I have these strong feelings towards the character. A applaud Colby Clayton Lemaster for his art.

[Witch_Doctor]

His character was well played and the acting was top shelf. Only with that level of acting skill would I have these strong feelings towards the character. A applaud Colby Clayton Lemaster for his art.

Yep, his last name says it all.

[Kat E]

Yep, his last name says it all.

Yup. I'll even try to do you one better. It also makes you wonder why so many assassins and serial killers go by three names. Because Colby Clayton Lemaster, like they, KILLED IT!!!