It's no problem, things happen. I've been a bit absent recently too because I've been busy with other things. Feel free to come back when you believe everything is all sorted out.

I think there were a few people working on episode stuff, though I can't recall the specifics. The activity has died down quite a bit, but that's to be expected. I was here before the show, and then there was a burst of activity for maybe three weeks? not sure, but something like that. It'll slow down, but season 2 will likely bring this place a bit more energy.

We're not dead, just resting after some good work. I'd too like it if anyone wanna finna complete the rest of anything that isn't done, but I'm not one to talk, I still have other things to do, and boy is extensive stuff like that time consuming... though I think some of us could probably just do it off memory lol. a lot of writing still

Hi there, sorry to hear about your computer issues, I hope they get fixed. Also, don't worry too much about the plots - I think it's not necessary to fill out every little detail. It is nice to have an overview which deals with the scene by scene without all the nuances. People can watch the show to pick those up! Also i think it detracts from the rest of the episode page imho. I'll add a few bits to them as I see fit.

In terms of activity - it is to be expected with a new show. The wiki looked empty with just the skeleton laid out to begin with, but now after much frantic activity much of the muscle has been added to the bones. With finishing touches comes skin and make-up :) It's important that it doesn't get flabby - if you understand my metaphor. IMO a healthy wiki is like a healthy person, not too skinny or fat. 202 pages isn't bad - there isn't much more in terms of pages I don't think, so it's just a matter of time for all the details to get ironed out.

Rest your fingers everyone and come back when more insights / news / updates emerge :)

what an organic analogy :)

i expected that scene to have a bigger impact on elfo than it did, honestly. I was sort of expecting death, but him just being sick kind of felt like a deflation. i suppose the build up was that well done, also if you were just gonna drink some water and throw it up, why all the drama?

in retrospect they wouldn't kill him that early in the season, so i guess i just liked the scene enough to have some unrealistic expectatins

I didn't have those kind of expectations at all. I saw it as a "side gag", and an unexpected way to dispatch the vikings - making them sick enough to no longer be a threat. It proved Elfo was made of strong stuff too.

What i found most interesting was the lamp-shading of the naming convention... a bit geeky I know, but I have a habit of deconstructing things :) Are you familiar with the concept of tropes? And writing techniques?

yes to tropes, though I'm not sure how knowledgeable I'd be on something so broad. Writing techniques are something I've learned a bit about, but mostly understand the premise of.

I actually learned what lampshading meant when I watched a review on this episode, so I know that word too.

I liked the cleverness of the scene, and I also see how they meant it. But my brain still kind of interprets it odd.

I too, am a fan of deconstruction. Perhaps a bit obsessively. I try not to be a reductionist though, I don't feel like things are always that simple. i mostly do it for fun in actual writing, i kind of like shorthanding things into an illegible (even to me) state.

I think we get more and more attuned to Elfo not being a wuss (relatively speaking) throughout the series. I loved the scene when they arrive at Elfwood, and Luci wants 1000 fists to punch the nerds, the following complement is a sort of critical acknowledgement of Elfo being, yes, a wussy elf, but also the most badass elf to ever live. Kind of a fun trope in and of itself, is it not? A being being somethng beyond what it normally is. Interesting stuff.