Broderbits

Yes, she killed HERSELF, he didn't kill her. She didn't willfully fling her head against a table, he was fighting with her and pushed her. Some imaginary court might rule it an accidental death (and even so I believe that he would still bear some responsibility), but no way was it suicide.

Who killed herself? If you mean the archeologist's assistant, he was trying to stop her calling the police and in the struggle she fell and hit her head against a table and died.

Pardon my stupidity, but what does that mean?

Homelander is a character played by Antony Starr on "The Boys" (Amazon Prime), which is based on a comic book series about corrupt superheroes.

I just wanted to see Homelander get killed!

Sounds like the 1998 series "Brimstone", but now with country music.

Maybe that hospital deserves a lawsuit if its legal staff is telling doctors in trouble to lie, force the underlings to lie, and blame someone else for their mistakes. Richard talked to that lawyer at least twice on camera, and she gave him the same advice both times. I'm disappointed we didn't see any consequences for her!

I'm looking forward to the "role playing" Walton Goggins mentioned might be coming. I like Belinda, but the freaking out at every animal she meets is getting ridiculous. There's wildlife in Hawaii, where she lives, does she act that way at home?

Much respect for coming up with this term!

I also vote for gaslighting, based on the hospital lawyer(or whoever she was) suggesting that there could be an "alternative" story and then Richard talking to the OR nurse. I wonder if Dr. Coleman's father is going to eventually have a good outcome from Amy's alternative treatment in the season finale. Even if he doesn't, it would have been wrong not to tell him about his options. I wouldn't have chosen that surgery either.

I think most life insurance policies do not pay off on suicides.

In the U.S. it could cost tens of thousands or even more unless you have an excellent insurance plan. Even with insurance you may easily have a deductible that's more than $1000.

Or at least get her teeth fixed! I know it's shallow of me, but her buckteeth are just awful.

That presupposes people in charge acting logically, and maybe with a little compassion towards their fellow humans. Personally, I wouldn't bet money on it. Cal has been shown as conflicted about the position his father pushed him into and the tough decisions he has to make; but even in a world-ending crisis he took time to reach out. On the plane, Sinatra showed the reaction most "people in charge" would have: she was horrified that Cal disabled the nukes.

The first threat was the massive global tsunami caused by that Antarctic super-volcano, and its accompanying pressure shockwave. Then you have various governments going ape-shit and nuclear bombing willy-nilly. Insanity can be so contagious. Many countries have subs patrolling at any given time.