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Am I the only one who noticed Darryl's excessive blinking at Rick? I saw this and immediately thought Morse Code, and now I'm seeing that theory on other websites. Also, there was a scene where Michonne walked past a poster with Morse Code on it. Thoughts?

The credits listed that character as "Scalped Man" so yeah, lost settlement of Roanoke, here we go!

Thank goodness you all have better eyesight than I do. I thought the Willa fantasy or memory was of her and Adam. Or the imposter Adam. I just couldn't see and my brain went to the ickiest place it could go. Much happier with the news that it was the reporter!

You all have beautifully captured the majority of my thoughts on this guilty pleasure show of mine, but I must share my favorite non-drunk mom line: Toby: "I'm an officer." That sounded all kinds of silly, especially when Clark looks at him with an eye roll and says "So am I.".

Is everyone still positive that the two boys in the video are twins? I didn't get that impression, it looked like they were close in age, but not twins. That's all I have to say since you brilliant posters have already covered my thoughts on this epi

There is only one fairy, and that is French Julie. I refuse to believe that Victor has latched on to multiple fairies. Nope, not going to believe it.

Hi Palomar, the US show has it's own separate show forum - come join us in The Returned US for unspoiled discussion. I am of course spoiled, but enjoy the comments because the US show has veered away from the original. But, PLEASE watch the French version too :)

Very interesting theory about Simon, Madding Crowd, very interesting. That darn Victor could have been in the road again on Simon's wedding day. What if only the "doomed" could see him? Then it would look like suicide. Or someone could have seen the incident from one angle and not seen Victor or assumed they imagined it when no mangled body of a little boy was found at the scene. Hmmm.

And in this one Camille is absolutely having an impact on Lena now - through the open wound on her back mirroring the piece of the bus that injured or killed Camille, and through Lena feeling something going on with whatever that guy's name is. One of my friends said that Camille is draining the life out of her sister, and that feels different than the French version where we still aren't exactly sure what's up with that scar on Lena's back. I agree that Tony taking Julie to the hospital is a defining act for him and made his interaction with Julie when she and Laure try to escape the village much more poignant. One other thing that my friend brought up was that the number of deer in the river was the same as the number of returned - Simon, Camille, Henry/Victor, Helen/Mrs. Acosta - am I forgetting anyone?

There was also a line from the priest when Adele is planning the wedding and tells him that she is seeing Simon again. He says that earlier that week, someone came in and thought her husband (or was it his wife?) was back after being dead for many years. He told them both that these were just memories that they needed to deal with or something. He didn't catch on too fast, did he?

Man, they really need to tell us Americans what is going on instead of having us slowly work it out for ourselves. I still think Tommy needs to sit down and check himself into stalkers anonymous meetings. And he should stop mouth breathing. And, perhaps, look for whomever tried to kill one of the town's residents? I miss the butterflies, the dam, the animals (though it looks like we will see something on that next week), wolves coming back to life, and creepy Mrs. Acosta being mysterious. My friend who hasn't see the French version is really liking this one, so that's good. And I will be interested to see where they are going with this. Lena's back looking like she was impaled on metal from the bus - yeah, maybe. And I miss creepy, young Simon too - though Kevin Alejandro is yummy!

I can't imagine finding out that my significant other has installed cameras everywhere in our house to watch me in case I act strangely. I mean, I understand that she may have been a wreck after her fiancee's death and could have hurt herself in a depression, but why would he have cameras in the daughter's room? And why are they still on? Plus, he's watching the video feed while at work - does he not realize hat there was just a murder in his community and that someone has come back from the dead (Simon)? He should be doing some police work, no? And way to make things worse by telling her Simon killed himself and that he lied to protect her. I don't like him and I don't trust him. I'd stick with the dead guy if I were her.

One thing I noticed on rewatch - the boys in the home movie actually don't look like twins. One seems to be a little bit (maybe a year?) older. Not sure why then the 2007 Prom is so important, but then there are a lot of things that don't make sense.

I believe Netflix is still showing Les Revenants and possibly Amazon Prime. The series aired in the US on Sundance Channel, but I haven't seen plans to rerun it yet. Maybe closer to when Season 2 is released.

Have we established that they are actually supposed to have been twins I also was confused when Peter told Simon that he had met someone like him before. That's an interesting idea, and I will wait and see what they do with it. I am enjoying the Simon and Rowan scenes, they look cute together. I'm happy to see Carl Lumbly from Alias again. If they could only bring in SpyDaddy, I'd be thrilled! Overall, this is an interesting show and while I knew that I was going to prefer the other and kind of want to pick apart this version, I think they have created something with promise. Guess I need to keep telling myself that and enjoy while I patiently (?) wait on Season 2 of Les Revenants.