grandmabegum

Very true. Still getting a hang of the show. I'll admit the whole quiz concept threw me off in a major way. When I watched the first episode around 1 am, I just assumed whoever got the most votes to be the mole would be eliminated just cause I was thinking about Survivor and Big Brother.

This is the first time I've ever watched this show, so forgive my ignorance. But if The main concern of not bringing Dom back was because he would have information that they didn't couldn't they just have flat out asked him who he thought the Mole was? I mean, you still wouldn't have to bring him back, but you could use that info. Not sure if that's against the rules or anything. I also don't know if the gold ledger was pretty easy to figure out and Kesi was hiding something or if it was just easy to figure out cause they highlighted it for us. I am enjoying the show so far, so I'm glad Netflix brought it to my attention. Oh, and I guess my other general question is do they make it so the Mole can't be voted out? Haha, now I realize how dumb of a question that is as the Mole would know all the answers to the quiz. That's what I get for staying up all night to watch this.

Someone either here or on Reddit put this in a list for things to watch after OMITB. Glad I checked in today since the finale is coming up. I'm enjoying it, but glad I glanced through this forum a bit before getting too invested in the mystery. IMO Time Travel is either very good or very bad (I am not a huge fan of sci-fi, so that is just a personal preference] so I at least know not to go too crazy with the details. Haven't read too much about the series in general. Id there a season two pick up already?

Crystal Meth? I want Lester in the play as well, so I will just imagine it's scripted that he enters from the audience.

The only reason I can think of for her to do this is that some killers want to get caught to be famous/infamous (words that Charles mentions in S2 E1] Normally, this is more a serial killer trait. Poppy does say she knows where the "bodies" are buried. It doesn't seem like there's a large gap in time between Ok in OK and the beginning of OMITB, so it seems unlikely that Poppy has killed more people, but who knows what they'll throw at us? Is Poppy also secretly Jan? 😉

Agreed, but maybe they were going for the slow burn.

I think they were all in on the stabbing. My reasoning for this is I think when Uma was calling 911, she was really on the phone with Detective Williams to let her know when Poppy confessed and they could come in.

I very much enjoyed all the OTT 14 Savage theories knowing now that this episode is the reveal of that clue.

And you know TJ would not stand for this bullshit injury or her ridiculous expressions.

This just gave me flashbacks to Jonathan's monkey walk on Survivor.

Rewatching at the moment, some of these points, I have made/heard elsewhere: Did Will know Oliver was lying? If so, what's Oliver's tell? Poppy being one of the bodies that are buried leads me to think that Alice is another of the bodies. Maybe Alice was under Cinda's thumb just like Poppy and the puzzle with the OK poster was to send Mabel in the right direction. Fiona Apple's "Criminal" is a great song. I think cinda/Poppy are the "bad, bad girl" who's been careless with a delicate man, Kreps. To be continued...

I was pretty sure that Will would be Teddy's son when it first came up. Figured it was true when he announced it by just walking in and telling Mabel and Charles and not having a typical Oliver style celebration with more pizazz. Would love to get my hands on all the elevator security camera footage. Between Tim/Jan, Charles and now Oliver/Teddy, those lifts seem to be a voyeur's dream.

This episode paid off big on a lot of loose ends.

And on the very serious cop show Psych, McNab made extra money wearing a security uniform-- as a stripper!