I thought I was hearing things when the Jabberwocky started. I haven't heard that since high school, or Terry Gilliam's film, anyway. Another bizarre touch for this wonderful show.
Michael, when you get the chance to see Season 1, I'm sure you will thoroughly enjoy it. It has some obscure references to the original movie and it is extremely well done. It ties things up in a very satisfactory way. -- Al
This show is so well done, with so many unexpected twists, that I have given up guessing what comes next and am just enjoying the ride. Did figure the Undertaker or the other guy for a short scene in the hotel but wouldn't hazard a guess as to which. I am hoping the butcher's wife gets whats coming to her and that Ted Danson makes it through, but other than that, I can watch without concern.:wink2: This is the best show on TV. -- Al
Michael, you didn't miss anything specific. I think it was an accumulation of things over the length of the show. The Indian's name, I think, is Hanzee, and I think the action towards Dodd was an opportunity he took to rid himself of a guy he had grown very tired off. He witnessed several cruel incidents from Dodd towards others (and must have been a long history of it), both physical and mental (especially the daughter), and it is now obvious his hunt to find Dodd was actually to do what he did and not to rescue him at all. This is all hindsight because I didn't see it coming until he arrived at the cabin and didn't kill Peggy and the butcher, or release Dodd, right away. It only dawned on me at that time that Dodd was in trouble. At least that's my guess. This show is impossible to predict. -- Al
Season 1 is the definition of 'what goes around, comes around'. Very satisfying show. Can't wait to see how Season 2 comes out. These writers are just brilliant and preserve the oddness of the original movie completely. -- Al