Originally published at: The Ville 1.6 – Endgame, Part 1 - Warhorn Media
Pastor Stu goes to war with the Roseblum family.
I’ll be taking the long way to work today
My 6yrold son asked me when the uncle was going to save the day. Nice work guys.
Hearing Stu groom the next planned victims was super creepy – in the Christmas pagent, no less.
I don’t think he’s a nice man.
I need to stop listening to these right away, because then I have to wait a whole week for the next episode. Sometimes on Monday nights I refresh my podcast feed several times just to check if it might be early.
I think you’re in for a pleasant surprise.
I’ve got a shotgun right here that Chip could borrow if he needs one…
I’m so ready for a David or an Ehud (or even a Jael!).
Chip is a decorated war hero who occasionally falls asleep wearing a grenade belt. I doubt means will be a factor if/when he puts it together.
Chip falling asleep in his grenade belt is one of my favorite things about him! It’s so funny and perfectly endearing.
(Also looks like I need to update my quick little family tree, now that my memory is refreshed from those redux episodes…)
“Greetings, friend.” It’s so deliciously creepy. Hide your kids, hide your wife. He is such a creeper. Props to Ben for creating a very convincing, shiver inducing character.
“We’ll just have to trade our lamination for lamentation”
My favorite line too!
I’m confused about the Chasteens. I had thought of them as sane, kind, just quirky.
But they were a weird at the mall – I didn’t think they would go all lovey in front of a man who’s life is falling apart.
I’m guessing that we are seeing some seeds for saga 2.
I don’t think Brandon and Anna ever “go” lovey dovey. I think it takes them some effort to come out of it. The degree to which that is a weakness that will come into play is an interesting question though…
…frantically refreshes podcast app…
lol
I don’t think I’ll be able to listen to “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas” the same way ever again
Thursday is only (counts on fingers…) (okay I can’t count right now) TOMORROW!
I’m not sure which was more heartbreaking – Matt’s refusal to acknowledge his knowlege/culpability or Erica’s full-on attack on her daughter. As a father, it might be the former, particularly in that I had some hope for Matt. (Or maybe, Matt’s failures are more relatable to me, so when I hope for him to succeed, I’m partially hoping that I would succeed in a similar situation.)
Wait, you let your 6-year-old listen to SoS?