KaveDweller

I don't think this is that crazy at all. Alice and Kay were friends, but it isn't like Alice was there every day. There were times where it was weeks between visits and it was over less than a year. I know my parents don't remember all my friends from when I was in high school, and I am Kat's age. Kat should tell Del that it was her at the funeral so she knows there really wasn't another woman though. But probably not tell her about being at the scene of the accident. What is harder to believe is that Kat never noticed how much her daughter Alice and her old friend looked like.

When Alice told Del she saw the moment she and Colton fell in love, I thought they were going to reveal that never happened and Alice is changing things. Glad it was not that. I am not sure why Elliot is so convinced travel to the future is impossible. All he knows is that when he tried to travel into the future it didn't work. But interesting if Colton actually did travel to 2025 at some point because it seems he didn't really know about the pond back in the 70s. He knew his grandmother told stories about it, but he didn't know that was for real. That makes me wonder what Evelyn was talking about on the recording. And it seems Casey really is either from the future or is lying for some other reason. Alice's future child from the future would make sense, there is something Alice-like about how they came in and saved the Landry land. And how they were excited to work at an actual print newspaper, like they'd never seen such an old fashioned thing before.

Yes, I think most people would just Google it, especially young people. But it is more likely than her paying an actual lawyer. For whatever reason, they wanted a scene where Morgan called the law firm I guess.

I also wonder how someone making $10/hour could afford an immigration lawyer. Even if they meant $10/hour less then them, she can't have had much to spare for revenge schemes. But we don't know she was an actual client. Do lawyers ever answer some initial questions before officially agreeing to represent them? If so, she could have called and pretended to be undocumented to ask if Facebook fraud could get you deported. Then not move forward with hiring them. I thought that too, LA is pretty big. But maybe she meant in that particular area?

I agree, but didn't Trent say that Ian didn't want her to know? Which is super crappy, but if he had sent her some kind of message it would have solved the whole problem.

I watched the Netflix episodes, I enjoyed them, but they were pretty crazy. I always enjoyed Melissa on it though. Also, why is Bex suspended/on leave at the beginning? I thought maybe a connection to Oliver leaving, but sounds like that was 5 years prior (when she adopted her daughter).

Grief isn't always logical. He really shouldn't have, but I am not sure he really wanted it. I think he was hoping his dad had really changed. If Vic is really engaged, what is he thinking giving his new wife the last wife's ring? And what is Elliot going to do with it? Propose to Kat with a ring from a failed marriage? Maybe that is the real reason he never gave it to his first wife. I guess you could sell it to buy a new ring though.

Regarding Vic, he probably blames Colton for the car accident that killed his brother since Colton supposed to be there. Plus he said last season he resents that the town holds the Landry's in higher esteem than his family. And do we know what happened to Elliot's mother? Maybe he blames them for that too. Vic seems like the guy who always needs to blame someone else for bad things that happen to him. About Jacob's friend, didn't we learn last season that the friend had dared him to climb down a cliff to get something he threw down there? And everyone assumed Jacob fell doing that and drowned/got washed away, but now the story is after he fell some other family found him after he fell. Only Jacob didn't try and climb down the cliff, he went home and then chased the dog into the pond but he can't tell the friend that.

He was also Kyle on Roswell (the original 90s one). I enjoyed this, even though it was a bit disturbing and I can't imagine what experiments they were doing on all these killers that will live up to the hype they are giving it. I did wonder why it took them so long to realize Harris was going back to the one woman he didn't finish killing. That was my first thought.

I think all the time travel points are getting pretty interesting. So Colton and Evelyn knew about the pond? I wonder if something happened to ruin their friendship besides Colton's relationship with Del. I also wonder if he knows Alice is his grandchild. Interesting/sad that Colton was saved (by a time traveling Alice) from getting in a car accident that could have killed him only to later die in a different car accident (sort of caused by time traveling Kat and Alice). Anyone else find it odd that Kat is just planning to move in with Elliot and leave Alice at Del's? I know it is next door, but it is a farm, so it is not super close, and she has custody of Alice. At first I thought the plan was for Alice to move in too, but it doesn't sound like it. She didn't even check with Del about if she was okay with the situation. I feel like Jacob is pretty comfortable with modern speech/ideas for someone who spent all his adult life in the early 1800s. I know there was a time jump, but it seems like he should still be adjusting to some things.

She was also in a new mystery movie on Hallmark Mystery/Movies about two sisters who inherit a detective agency. I did enjoy the movie and don't remember having any issue with her there.

What was ridiculous about how annoying they both were, 1) she has a dropped call and instead of calling the research base she gets on a plane and 2) the father knew they had a broken connection and didn't bother to call her again and tell her he was okay? Also, did she really just quit her job to draw penguins in Antarctica? Does that pay the bills in Hallmark-land? This is what I get for thinking it would be interesting because of the location.

I agree she thinks taking the pills make her weak, but it still seems weird to steal them. Lying I get. I like Dana, but then I also like Eloise on Bridgerton. The only intern I really dislike is the former football player guy. I blame the mother more. The father was clearly suffering from a mental health crisis and was in no state to decide he could never see his son again. She should have gotten him help and told Oliver his father was in a hospital or let him run off and told Oliver that his father abandoned him. But he is an asshole because he is now clearly lucid and has been for awhile and didn't bother to come back until he needed help.

Maybe Evelyn gave her son her last name because her family so rich/prominent? Or something happened to her son's father. I don't remember much about her, but something must happen to change her from being so free-spirited to what we've seen of her as an adult. Is Jasper someone we know in another timeline? Or did Kat just get in the car with him because of the Coyle sticker? I liked this episode, the 70s timeline looks fun. I laughed at Alice continuing to insist she is not into Colton.

Agree with everything. I thought Oliver and the surgeon guy were cute together and I was enjoying the building relationship. Hate that it ended on such a sour note. I am sure if Oliver just said, "hey I just found out my dad is alive and my mother has been lying to me for decades," he would have been supportive or given space (whatever Oliver asked for). Hopefully if we get a second season Oliver can explain himself. At least with his friend he seemed to not be holding a grudge since he talked to her later. I wish they had Oliver respond to his dad at the end. It is pretty crappy to only come back to ask for help and that has to make it all worse. And Erika, it makes no sense that she would lie when the other interns are totally understanding of what happened and how meds can help. Although I couldn't tell, was she stealing pills from Dana or did she have her own prescription? I can't imagine her not being able to get a prescription, but that would be a reason to lie.