Chester definitely slam-dunked that baby as he fell down

Yamato-san meeting a childhood friend in the afterlife that he lost touch with, finding out he moved to Hiroshima and had a family there, kids, grandkids, great grandkids, all standing behind him, all having joined in at the same time….

There’s occasionally some good storytelling in season 2 of the terror, and some good messaging about the Internment camps, and some genuine horror. But it’s too stretched out, too wide, and you’re always feeling like you’ve missed out on some stuff. 

Momma’s in the childe, repeat momma’s in the child

I am sorry you married a fool, my only comfort is that he does not share my blood.

Thanks, dad, great parenting.

bye bye baby brother, you got sucked in with momma

brb gonna commune with my dead brother who will only know he’s a child, then I can search for my wife’s dad, while my mom may or may not be inhabiting her grandmother watches. also she gave me the instructions on how to do this in the first place

The revelations keep hitting chester! it’s not enough that he’s not the kid he thought he was. He was a twin too!

Chester’s on the run, Luz is….well I can’t even begin to say how she is or isn’t but she isn’t catatonic. The camp is struck with a illness, Yuko’s stitched herself back together. Oh and Major Bowen was possessed for a bit and knows know about Yuko and his bean is thoroughly freaked.