Tonight's Carnivale

[Blondie]

So what did ya think?

Personally, I thought it was the best episode since the premier.

I just knew Samson was going to do what he did in the end (won't tell--might spoil it for others!)

So much for "carni justice," huh?

 

[FOJMO]

It really was a GOOD one! I kind of knew what Samson was going to do also. I almost said it right before he did it.

I also guessed about the Babylon townspeople too. Creepy!

That scene with the bunker and the bear was weird -- and the blind guy seems to know a bunch and isn't telling.

Our whole family LOVES this show! We watch American Dreams and then Carnivale. Great Sunday night viewing...

 

[Hagred]

Well, I for one wasn't expecting Sampson to do that. I really expected Sampson to keep the code. I wonder how management feels that Sampson disobeyed the code?

I didn't buy that the bartender was actually the murderer and it shocked me that he would condemn the bartender to Babylon, expecially after he said he'd look after the girl as much as he could. I'm going to have to watch the re-run to see if the bartender actually admitted to the crime or if it was the carny people imposing their own ideas onto the bartender.

Babylon was also a surprise to me. I knew there was something spooky about it, but it was a jaw-dropper to me when the bartender blurted that out when he was being sentenced.

I agree that this was the best episode yet. I still haven't been able to figure out who is the good one: the preacher or the healer. (funny how I can never remember their names)

 

[Blondie]

I still haven't been able to figure out who is the good one: the preacher or the healer. (funny how I can never remember their names)

Brother Justin is the preacher, Ben is the healer.

Samson had spoken of "management" several times lastnight...anyone want to take a guess at just who this management is?

The town of Babylon was majorly creepy, a zombie town of the 'undead.'