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He couldn't be a revenant, since they just slowly burn or whatever it was that we saw happens to them when they are out of the Triangle... but I agree he is something else, maybe something linked to the triangle, that once he was shoved out he forgot who he was or something? What's another amnesia storyline on a syfy show anyway.... Agree with many that I don't like this vamp-doc idea, he is already different enough by being Doc Holliday. Wouldn't bulshar's ring have made him immortal again anyway??? Go away vampire-ness, go away!

So is Doc immortal again since he is wearing Bulshar's ring?? The effect the goodies had on everybody was quite entertaining, though also frustrating to watch :P Doc had another cookie in his pocket when he went to the station... come on Doc! put down the treats!! I do like that many of these bad guys are taken care of quickly. Jolene was a good character, but would have gotten old really fast if she were around more than an episode...

After what I thought was a pretty lame season, I'm actually okay with this ending. The whole season seemed to be people way overreacting to everything and then doing something stupid, getting backstabbed and backstabbing another person... So i'm glad it's over. This episode went by pretty fast and I'm glad we got the time jump stuff already instead of it just ending with them on the space ship. the 125 years thing, not sure how I feel about it, but a whole new planet could be interesting. I will actually kind of miss Monty, because I liked that he was smart and trying to find a better way to survive, but I assume his son will have learned all sorts of science stuff by the time he was put in cryo- that was 28 years after the freeze, and Harper was pregnant on what, the year 2 update? So it makes sense for Jordan to be 25-26 to fit in with the rest of our crew. Originally I thought he was going to be a teen to try and pair with madi, which is so unnecessary. A love interest for Octavia would be better (though I'm fine to not go that direction in any way) Monty said he finally cracked the Eligius 3 files, but wouldn't that have said what happened to that ship? Did they find the planet and then turn around to go home? I assume they landed and will be the people on this planet to have some conflict with... but maybe not? Wouldn't it be ground breaking if they didn't go right to war? Try and build a society, make the prisonkru prove they aren't monsters... Next year could be good.... but it could also go so very, very wrong.

The kiss with Dolls was after Doc had run away... So I don't look at it as her fully making a choice, just that she has feelings for them both and Doc was gone... but then he showed up right at the kiss for extra drama :) But because this show isn't terrible, they actually didn't have too much drama about it. We met Mama Earp via her back during the final episode of last season, Wynonna left town and found her sitting on a rock outdoors, in what looked like an isolated place and not a jail/asylum... but all we saw was the back of her head because they hadn't cast her yet.

What was the bleeped answer???? I have no idea because the naughty things i can think of aren't that bad and I wouldn't expect them to be bleeped....

I also assume that they live in an area where some of these shows film, meaning they are searching that area for extras all the time... so having a few bit parts on IMDB doesn't mean a whole lot to me... though if the goal is to become a famous start and they are trying to use queer eye as that springboard, it would be kind of annoying... but what can you do? Some guys really have a hard time with that commitment/proposal thing, so I thought it was a really neat proposal.

I definitely don't trust Cooper's assessment that the worms can't survive in a green environment... what did she do? Toss some in a pot of dying plants and see that they died? They survived/came out of primfaiya and have been surviving in the dessert with no hosts for who knows how long... potentially destroying the valley sounds like a stupid idea. But I think this whole situation is dumb... if people actually communicated before they started killing, and weren't all a bunch of hotheads (especially the half cocked prisoner guys) they could have made peace from the start... They are all that is left of humanity, quit killing each other.

I would definitely agree with many that this finale was... strange. I didn't realize so many people were leaving the cast, which is a bummer. Though they did set it up for Winn and Mon El to be back (though I don't know the gossip on why Chris Wood can't come back? like some people are making it sound). But if the plan was always for Mon El to be gone at the end of this season, then they really did the whole situation with him poorly. I know they wanted the drama of them loving each other but they can't be together or whatever... but then why mirror Kara's dream where they kissed... why have Imra dump him to only minutes later make him go back to the future? It could have been handled so much better and actually make sense in the overall story. Or even just a better goodbye... come on! And I say that as someone who doesn't really care if she's with Mon El or not... Jesse Rath will be an interesting addition to the cast, I liked him on Defiance, and now he has the visual modulator thing he doesn't have to sit through all the make up stuff every episode. I don't like the Lena stuff... I don't want her to go bad, so her being all secretive and keeping the harun el is annoying, even if knowing Kara would flip out is a good reason to not tell her. I hope we see more from James next season since they've gotten rid of some other cast... it would be nice for his and Kara's friendship to be more front and center. But who knows what will really happen, since they never seem to do what would actually be fun to watch.

I agree that Lacey is bitchy, but I also don't think she's such a bad person. I had a lot of sympathy for Shane last season, but this year he seems like an even bigger jerk. Some of the stuff he said to Lacey was pretty much BS to make her feel bad or dis her. It's hard to know for sure since we really don't see everything... but I didn't think Lacey was that out of line with what she told Mel. Mel couldn't move, she couldn't do anything. She seemed to me like she was waiting for someone to pretty much give her permission to quit. Lacey is handicapped with her hand, but I wouldn't call that useless. She can still carry one piece of wood, or one pot full of water... she is alert and with it enough to offer suggestions and support to other people (if they wanted it) This just seems a lot like last season that there has to be someone for the rest of the group to gang up on.... Shane, Gary and Lacey are bugging me the most on that score and I think they could all go home.

So if the merbaby lived, did the mermom still go crazyI? Or what happened to cause the townspeople to go murdering all the mermaids? Maybe I missed something in the stories there... but I don't quite get it. I mean, I'm glad the guy didn't murder his baby, but then how did we get to all of the mermaid killing?

So is the chunk of whatever not really the right thing? like did the decider reign lady actually give her something else to supercharge reign? Or is it going to kill her sort of so Kara leaves and then, oops, I wasn't dead after all! Destruction! Mwa ha ha ha ha! I just don't get it... Argo was so weird, it definitely felt like there was some trickery going on, like it was all fakely beautiful and is really a wasteland or something.

The grounders may have their own forms of birth control as well, because though we saw some children, there certainly didn't seem to be uncontrolled breeding- not a lot of babies and children in all of the tribes... so I would expect that babies aren't going to have much role in this season. Plus if the women are not getting enough nutrition they won't necessarily be ovulating etc.

So did Imra basically tell Mon El to go be a butterfly? Like if he wants to stay and be with Kara he should stay and be with Kara, but she's setting him free and if he comes back to her in the future, it was because it was meant to be? It's a really crappy situation to put the characters in, in general.. because nobody wants to root for a cheater. And even if Imra basically told Mon El to go follow his heart or whatever, its still not great. For Kara and how devastated she was when he had to leave, i wouldn't mind if they got back together... but I don't like they way they are going about it.

Unless we are missing something, why would this prison crew be a good society builder? I mean, maybe they aren't all murderers... but if they have cryo and these are the same bad people that got sent off to mine, which based on their look when they were waking up, it does look like a bunch of murderous dudes.... so what will stop them from murdering eachother? How are they going to repopulate the earth if they are all men? (which maybe they won't be, so there is at least that...) But what kind of society will we have with just violent criminals? Shaw pointed out that there were only like 1200 people left in the human race... does it make sense to kill off a bunch of them?? I mean, come on. Even if they can survive with the resources in the valley, (Which working together they should be able to spread the growth and the green. The radiation is gone... start planting and expanding. The earth did it before when the first wave came. ) what is their plan? We just live until we die... good bye human race? This whole story with the prisoners is annoying, I guess whatever weird illness they picked up might be interesting... but the previews make it look like they were miners working for Weyland Yutani and are now infected with aliens... so... yeah, I guess we'll see how that goes. I assume Abby's medication is what is left from the ark medical supplies... and what are they? Pain pills? Her head must not have been fixed the way Raven's was... She should be threatening to kill herself if the prisoners are going to attack wonkru/clarke etc. They need her skills, so she has some leverage... but like others mentioned, they are going to threaten kane to make her work. I also wonder if they didn't need to keep killing people and that's what Kane was talking about... like they were doing well on resources and could last a little longer, so they could stop with the culling or something... but we are definitely missing some info.

I wanna know what crime Kane committed to earn his place in the thunderdome.... did he steal medicine for Abby? did we see Abby in the flashfoward? Her brain still wasn't right. Octavia must have some latent fighting skills that make her so talented at killing grounders.... maybe living in the floor of the ark all that time gave her some special mutant abilities. p I'm also wondering how they knew the bunker food/farm growth would last exactly 5 years and not a minute more... and how long are they expecting to live down there? Forever? Or do they assume someone will eventually dig them out if there are survivors up top? I feel like there would be other ways to stretch the food supply a little without going to half rations from the start.... I mean, I know it's an unknown of how long they will be stuck there... but way to freak people out from the beginning.

He seemed to use black barbers to help with the haircuts on those guys... Though he seemed to be giving really clear direction on what the cut should look like, and he seemed to know a lot about the upkeep later when he was talking to I think Remy about grooming his hair after the hair cut. So I do think he knows, but he also knows his limits and where to get assistance (or maybe just set the guys up with a local barber to keep their haircut nice)

Yes, he said he used the black zero for some man power, but he isn't black zero. I don't think we got much more as to why he knows about braniac though...

Maybe they will get to it eventually, or it's part of the planned upcoming plot... but I really want some sort of espose on the voice of Rao... we all know that's some shady stuff right? When they were first talking about the parasite thing I was thinking it was the many faces guy and he'd used braniac to fool people into thinking he was hearing the voice of Rao or something. That would tie things together and make it more interesting. But clearly that wasn't the case :P We know Val was killed because he wouldn't bow down to the many faces guy, in addition to the science stuff... so I'd almost rather get into that mystery right away instead of this braniac stuff. I'll keep watching because I think there is some potential here... but they might miss the boat

I agree and I thought his point towards the end made a lot of sense just because of the Shark Tank bump most of these products see. The audience doesn't know what comes out in due diligence, so of they just talk money and what the product is for without question, that sort of says to the audience that it's a legit product when usually it's not at all.

Brazi Bites have been at costco for awhile now. They were really good they day they were sampling them months ago... but we haven't actually bought any... so make of that what you will.

Iphones now have a 'night shift' setting that basically yellows the screen, so I'm assuming it's doing the exact same thing.

I think they could spin it that Jenkins for some immortal/death reason does remember what happened, but was just playing along at the end like he didn't remember. That way he could go make some friends and remember what he learned being mortal.

I actually really liked this episode/end for the season. Partway through I had no idea how they were going to fix things in time for the end of the episode and was afraid we could get a cliffhanger with a chance of no resolution if they don't get another season. It is unfortunate that the rest of the season almost ends up completely erased, though I suppose several of the episodes were Nicole centric that wouldn't have happened now. And I am completely fine with a reset on Jenkins, he needs to remain alive and immortal. I like Flynn and Baird together, so I'm glad they end up tethering together in the end. Maybe it's because she was from the first movie so long ago/because it's not even the same actress or they didn't try to sell any remaining big love between Flynn and Nicole, but I am glad to see her story essentially over. I didn't want her to stick around or be with Flynn, that would just be too unfair to Baird. With the tethering, they can also make it easier in the future to have Flynn more of a pop in like Judsen instead of always on missions with the team... so hopefully that will help them strike a balance for Flynn that will work for the Flynn fans without driving the non-Flynn people crazy. The bizzaro world was interesting... Fat and Flour! That's all there is! Interesting that there was a whole asylum of people questioning the bland world. I liked how they were able to remember their skills and each other slowly, but also just in time to save the day. The toaster being a portal at the end was also kind of funny. Overall, I still love this show and am really sad that the season is already over :( I want more! So I hope TNT hears us and gives us more!

To me it sounded like in part it was a test to see how the consciousness transfers worked, so instead of dealing with time travel (since they can only send someone as far back as the last traveler) they just jumped bodies in the future, one to test it out and as others have guessed, so keep the knowledge going... or more just that important people like Trevor needed to stay alive (or he's reached important status because of his age and agreement to be part of this long term experiment) . They must have two machines in the future- one like Vincent was trying to build, that just moves consciousness from body to body, and then the larger machine that could send them in time.

Yes, the spell was to unbind her powers so she could be even more powerful. They showed the rings around her breaking as she finished the spell, so I think she just got powered up even more than before/ lost the limitations that the grand coven had put on her, which is why that spell is so dangerous and not something that Sam could make use of like others have speculated. I'm sure she picked the page in the book to rip out and Sam let her. I also don't buy that she was all that traumatized by her death or seeing Lucifer's face (if she saw it at all) I think she was playing Sam big time in the car to get to that spell. She had too many shady looks when he turned away for me to believe she was truly being honest and 'just' afraid of Lucifer/feeling helpless. She already had a ton of power. I could see her turning into the future super powered big bad. I didn't mind the stuff with Dean, the love spell was corny but the boys figured it out quickly instead of schmoopy Dean for an hour. He was also more than ready to take them down. I didn't think he was actually offended by being beaten up by a girl, it just fit with the conversation they were having at the time about hightlights of the evening. And Dean fully agreed with Sam that they got beaten up by girls all the time. It seemed more like just a funny thing to say to lighten the mood even if Dean didn't really mean it in a sexist way... it's that thoughtless and ingrained attitude that isn't meant to do harm... but yes if you think about it was not the best thing to say.