s02e05 — The Tall Grass

@nonaems: Well, in the end, he told the passenger not to say goodbye to this place, that they wouldn't believe him anyway.
So he didn't tell me.

@Andger: The series is so Lovecraft-esque that I wouldn't be surprised if it turned out to be based on some draft that was never published.
I just reread all his works from and to and there's nothing like that, but the style is 100% copied from him)

@Ram_Abbala: the hero himself looks like Lovecraft, by the way) Especially at the very end of the episode, it caught my eye.

@moiraine_sedai: I went to leave the same comment😀

@Ram_Abbala: Oh, thanks. That's exactly what I needed to know after watching this episode)

@Ram_Abbala: almost, the series is based on a story by Joe Lansdade "tall Grass"

@Ram_Abbala: too easy for Lovecraft. Don't insult him.

@jlbdv: There were a lot of us like that. I would have missed both the time and the appearance, but when the guide started talking about the fact that "they come from other worlds," it triggered me.

@fdxcd: I like the idea of changing the train route.

@Ytzin: Yes, it's so easy and cheap to build a railway. An abandoned plot is a lot of money thrown away. Money that has an owner.
Although, you can try to change the schedule in order to pass this section in daylight. Not everyone will be satisfied with this, but...
another thing is why all these missing people were not searched, investigations were not conducted, and so on. After all, the owner of the route or train could be investigated if this happened repeatedly. Anyway, it's much easier to accuse train workers of being maniacs or killing and robbing passengers' belongings than to believe in mystical creatures....

Well, trains run during the day, too, I guess. You're writing as if this is the only flight per day on this route.

@fdxcd: Oh, yes, at that time (and still now) there were so many ways to change roads

@shillienelder: But still, King's whole situation with Paul unfolds in a completely different way than in the series.

@pixiewinx:
I'm not arguing with that. The point was that of the two incredibly similar works, I prefer King's version. And not an unknown portal from which someone climbs, but for some reason this someone looks like lost people. If they hadn't taken this stupid field as the place of events, they wouldn't have had to compare, and quite possibly the series would have gone much further. What prevented you from making a forest, swamp, fog, and who knows how many ideas? No. We took a ready-made idea and got a comparison with the story from which this idea was stolen. Everything is purely my opinion, not pretending to anything)

@shillienelder: by the way, the script writer himself tweeted that it was all a coincidence and he hadn't heard about the story before) And you shouldn't think so much about the plot, it's just a 10-minute episode in which it's impossible to fully tell the whole story.

@shillienelder: I disagree. "Misery" was well filmed. It kept the whole movie in suspense.

@anastasi_omsk:
There are good film adaptations, but there are very few of them, and they were shot by two excellent directors. No one else could. It's still just my opinion and taste.

@shillienelder: I disagree about predictable salvation) I personally thought that the driver would not detect the passenger and would shake his head, saying, oh, I told you not to wander.

Or that the stop there is not accidental, and in fact the driver is in the subject...like a supplier. Or is it a fare, something like that

And based on many episodes of this series, a happy ending is not how things usually end))

@Raf8678: was it in the past tense? :D I still have that to this day. Age has not changed anything and the brain still continues to draw creepy images in the process.

I didn't quite understand the question. There is a video file of the series in high quality. You can make a screen print of any frame you like. And voila.

@nikita78: Are there any individual screenshots left? can you send me:?

Of course, it doesn't belong to me.

@nikita78: Oh, and I was going to point you out as the author :)
Thank you!

I mean, I didn't draw this cartoon and create it. I just made a screenshot of the frames that I liked and combined them into one.

@nikita78: Well, anyway, it was nice :)

@cephas: Really?

Episode 1 - robots (the purest, concentrated robotic set)
Episode 2 - love (brotherly)
Episode 3 - both love and death
Episode 4 - both love and death and robots (in this case, an aggrieved person)
Episode 5 - death (every person who descended in this place disappeared=died and, according to the logic of the series, he turned into a monster)
episode 6 is just a gorgeous story about Santa, I think death is suitable here. because if the children turn out to be naughty... Well, rip them then would
be episode 7 - robots and death (a threat to life, to be more precise)
Episode 8 - death and some kind of love (admiration?)

so the season is exactly the same as the concert, and your opinion (and the opinion of the catcatskitties) is obviously unfair. That's where the cons come from.

@kvelier: well, if you attract, then you can make any story about love, death or robots. My complaint in this regard is specifically about 5 and 6. These are short cartoons from YouTube that accidentally got into this season. This means that I consider them inappropriate, but not bad.

@Impending_Sky: well, at least one more passenger was shown, I slept in the compartment.

@Gematoma: *putting on a foil cap
What if he wasn't sleeping?!!!

@limbo: Can you ask an even dumber question?

@Ytzin: The Kings then) When I first ran into Hill, his Firefighter, I thought, "Well, as good as King." Well.. I didn 't lose 🤣

Thank you chekna)

@DedeDubois: Howard Lovecraft. Writer

@Eris_: Thank you very much!

@Eris_: Not a bad Easter egg )

@DedeDubois: The gentleman from Providence

@Atomanya: I don't mind figuring it out, I might have overlooked it. What did the author want to tell us? No kidding.

@PlanePassenger: это прекрасно :))