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Well there are all of those subspace fissures. Could be interesting to see if they do bring the Kelvin-verse in that way.

I’ve asked this in Original Recipe 911 too, but does the AFD not have a floater pool of people to fill in when people are absent due to accident, injury, illness, or just want a day off? Do Captains really need to arrange their own substitute, even while sitting in the hospital? There are people who have meet the requirements to be captains and lieutenants out there. Nancy does not appear to be one of them.

TrekCulture did a breakdown. Seems to be stuff from every series, and a uniform hat from the Kelvin Timeline.

Maybe they can do an endless rotation of probies, like Murphy Brown’s secretaries. (Wow I just dated myself, didn’t I?)

While I agree he’s not Dr. Cox, I haven’t seen anything to suggest he’s incompetent. He seemed to handle the code blue on Mindy Sterling well. I think he’s a bit closer to “The Todd” maybe. Overall, I enjoyed these first episodes. Hope it gets better though. I worry it will be kinda forgettable when I’m busy with life and things, and then I’ll never go back.

Like Bastet said above, it was the perfect choice of a name to hide a fake person in the weeds with. Not only would THE Michael Jackson hide him pretty completely but even if some HR person checking him out got past the famous one's about a zillion hits listed on Google they would still be left with Plan B, a very common name with tons of other Michael Jacksons out there to wade through This made me a laugh. I had just finished listening to a book where someone had faked their own death, and was using the name Alice Cooper for that very reason. It’s impossible to Google. i love that the rumor that Pete has snap on Lego hair gained traction. I’m pretty sure over thought before.

Anybody else expecting to get a text message from Kamala Harris during the cold open?

How exactly do their shifts work? I always assumed 24hrs on 48hrs off. That would mean you work some holidays and have others off, just by the way calendars work. Also, does the LAFD not have a floater pool? That is what floaters are for, to cover for people when they take off for vacations or family events or dislocate their shoulders slipping on pumpkin guts.

What if Sazz’s shooter and the person/people watching the trio are not the same? Maybe Marshall shoots Sazz, and runs, leaving her there. Then the seperate individual(s) who is watching this all go down springs into action and disposes of the body and cleans up. If they’re already in the building, it would not take too much time to get the body out. And that person is Teddy Dimas, with Theo’s help. Why do this? Because Sazz’s murder messes up their cleverly planned plot to take down the trio. Teddy did tell Oliver that he was going to fuck him, when he least expects it. And this will be the plot of season 5.

After rewatching, I don’t think the shot came from the 14th floor, but the 13th. That bullet hole was about waist high on Charles. And Sazz was standing a bit away from the window, and was shot in her chest. Meaning the bullet had to have had an upward trajectory. I suppose the rifle could have been braced on the windowsill, but I don’t know if that was low enough for that angle. (Look at me acting like I know what I'm talking about!)

After rewatching today, I too believe Sazz is still alive. Or at least that was not her in the incinerator. Those were not human cremains. Putting aside that they would not be that fine, the smell of burning flesh would have permeated the entire building. I love that Howard has gone from neighbor they hardly knew, to someone who can just (or at least thinks they can just) walk into Charles’ apartment. With a dog. And I would listen a podcast about Animal Jobs.

As a criminal defense attorney, I tend to avoid cop/lawyer shows. I used to love Law & Order, but can’t watch anymore without yelling “OBJECTION!” at the screen. Homicide is one of the few I’ve grandfathered in, because it is so good. I rewatched the first episode for the first time in several years, and one thing jumped out. Everyone smoking everywhere. Bars, cars, in the office even. In 1993, it would seem so common and normal. 30 years later in really jumps out. And ties it to a specific era. That and Frank having to try his key on every car since there were no remote key fobs to just honk the horn.

Is Qimir actually a Sith? Didn’t he say something like “A Jedi might call me a Sith”? That suggests to me that he is some other dark side user.

I am reasonably certain that Master Sol and Jason Mendoza each know which twin they have. Sol seemed to hesitate when “Osha” walked up.

That’s what I would have thought, but they specifically showed Ruby closing AND locking the TARDIS. I don’t know if I’ve ever seen them locking the TARDIS before. I seem to remember them just closing the door and it’s just locked. And neither RTD nor Moffet just include things. Everything has a reason. (Or it’s just a directorial choice and I’m just grasping.) As to the sonic, I assumed it was in his pocket, and thus inaccessible without setting off the mine. Otherwise Ruby could have just gone and got it. (After unlocking and then relocking the TARDIS.)