How wonderful that it is Andy. How unexpected, and then, seeing him there sitting across from the Fireman, it just seemed so clear, and so perfect.
I can't wait to see more of post-lodge Andy.
Loved it as well. The one that was least informed, now has all the knowledge.
It was Great! Of all people I would not have guessed Andy would become the voice of wisdom and knowledge. Love it!! I was trying to catch the credits ... my hunch was that the Giant who I believe up till now showed ??? was now the Fireman ... so confirmed by credits then?
I was highly satisfied.
Hardest to corrupt.
Andy seems like the perfect choice to be the vessel of wisdom because of he's always been so simple. The opportunity to fill him up was spot on. I am just loving this. Of course I want now to see what in that vision he was meant to be showing Lucy.
Not to mention his perfect courage based on his true love for Lucy.
Andy, the true, the pure of heart, the lonely knight of faith.
I actually, out loud, gasped when he disappeared. I was so worried for a second. That outcome was so much better than anything I could have theorized about and that scene of him coming back and holding Naido is one of my all time favorite moments of television.... ever.
Hardest to corrupt.
Save Dale! Fascinating parallel.
I laughed at first, while Andy was being inundated with knowledge by eht nameriF, trying to imagine what was going through his head. But, as the scene wore on I couldn't believe how brilliant it was. When he returned to the earthly realm all revitalized and in control . . . wow! Can't wait to see what he has to say to Hawk, Truman, Bobby and Lucy! It's really cool to have characters like his to have such important roles this season.
There are 2 windows in the ceiling during that scene. Perhaps the Fireman will have another audience with 2 guests later.
The look on Bobby's face as they left Jack Rabbit's place was priceless, "What the hell is going on?"
I loved seeing Andy suddenly take the lead, as though transformed by his experience. He and the Fireman are such great visual counterparts too. Harry Goaz plays the encounter with a suddenly serious face (rather than a wtf is going on look) which makes the scene so strong!
Obviously we get shown a lot of things we have seen before, but seeing Laura with the angels really made me think more about how we are only seeing her prom picture. I feel as if there is a distinction being made between Laura at a specific moment in her life and Laura before and after that moment. As though there was one pure moment for her. Despite everything she was suffering and involved in, the moment of that picture was purely good for her, if only for a moment.
The look on Bobby's face as they left Jack Rabbit's place was priceless, "What the hell is going on?"
Didn't it also feel like he was confused that he had not been given the profound experience. I don't think he knew what Andy had gone through but I do think that he knew something powerful had happened and he hadn't really been the centre of it.
Fire walk with