Finally caught up with this.

I have to admit, halfway into the pilot I was ready to give up. It was just so drab, bland, and I couldn't pinpoint its tone. I didn't know what it was trying to be.

But I'm glad I stuck with it because after the first three episodes I'm hooked. The way layers keep being pulled back, where, say, you're convinced Clark did it at first then not, or that Floyd may be a closet homosexual, then not, etc, etc... all of that is done so well.

While, yeah, Floyd really is such a great, sympathetic character (so far).

Really looking forward to Sunday.

They've done a great job over the last ep and a half of so of making you really like Floyd, and at this point I believe that Clark loved him too (in a best friend kinda way).

We also now know that Floyd has been riding the other bike so that could throw the whole "Clark was there" argument out the window. But I'm still very confused about Tiger Tiger, which I imagine we'll learn more about this week.

I think Bateman's wife and the one he was cheating with are going to end up being in cahoots on the murder.

fig96 said:

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They've done a great job over the last ep and a half of so of making you really like Floyd, and at this point I believe that Clark loved him too (in a best friend kinda way).

We also now know that Floyd has been riding the other bike so that could throw the whole "Clark was there" argument out the window. But I'm still very confused about Tiger Tiger, which I imagine we'll learn more about this week.

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In the last episode, Clark mentioned that Floyd was bummed because he wasn't getting ANY hits on the page. So my thought was Clark created it as a fake page to "connect" with Floyd to boost his spirits.