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What I find funny, and by funny I mean annoying, is how easy it was to fix that. Just have William say no, that's not my name, and turn around. And close out the episode on Chase's crazy face as he watches him. The end result would still have been the same, of course Chase wouldn't have been fooled and he would have taken the kid. And that's what mattered most here. I only wish it mattered a little to not make this child seem stupid and put the very minimum amount of effort in order to achieve that.

Frankly, I think she should give fillers or whatever she's doing a bit of a rest. She looks plastic-y in that photo. Fun stuff from the SA/EBR photo op. As always, major leg envy.

A fan asked EBR to draw or write something she could have tattooed. In the end EBR drew her a flower. I believe @Morrigan2575 is talking about that.

They can pretend it's Felicity stealing Oliver's shirt.

My favorite part is the birthday party story and the red paint that won't come out off JB's carpet. Also, Scott's reaction to his grey hair.

Quentin after he knocks out BS.

Eh, I'm just putting it down to the actress' portrayal of the character in general at this point. This came off as sexed up to me as well.

Actually, they kind of are. Plus, her hair isn't straightened in London which additionally shortens it.

Do we usually put screen times here or in another thread? Dig should not have the same amount of screen time as Curtis and Rene. Rory and Dinah got comparatively a lot being only on the show for half a season each.

Was it @LeighAn who mentioned doing a tally of our predictions over the season? Watching the reel in Social Media I remembered that I was pretty convinced Thea would be coming back to the team and her Speedy suit by the end of the season after they had her suit up in the premiere. I'm still not convinced that wasn't the original plan, but then WH's episode count got smaller and they needed a new BC, so things went in the opposite direction. One day, I'd really like to know how plans changed over the course of filming. I still don't buy Susan was supposed to end how she did when her character had first shown up either.

I wouldn't have even watched even it hadn't been for your comment and it's really great. I even appreciate the fight scenes more here than I did in the episodes. Also, did I blink and miss her or was there absolutely no KC whatsoever?

Maybe Slade had trouble evening Felicity's ends out so he just kept cutting it shorter and shorter.

I have no idea how Sara and Michael's grave both ended up in New York State. Speaking of, I've been thinking, where was Linc when the revival started? In Chicago, right? It makes sense for him to go back there and for being Abruzzi Jr.'s HQ. I don't know about the criminal part. He may have drummed up some charges in the years between leaving Panama and now.

I don't think it's a falling out of any kind. In fact, weren't these two who she travelled with to UK for a con last year? Or at least Bilodeau. Yup. These are the times when it's useful that EBR is not prolific on social media. It makes it easier to track down stuff that's a year old.

Oh, yay. It's been giffed. Source

Well, Michael was walking around a college campus while he was dead, why start hiding his face now? Honestly, I did roll my eyes at Linc strolling down the street during the day, his shaved head and bulging biceps visible from the next time over. Then the woman agent started trailing him at maybe a foot distance, so really, why bother? They're not exactly facing off Mensa material here.

He can. SA told a story about how he dared him to do it at a con or in an interview and, Of course he can do it. He's David Ramsey. I'm also fairly sure there's footage of it on some DVD extras.

Do articles ever usually mention SA's first marriage? Doesn't he usually refer to it as a serious relationship? And now his first wife was named. I found that surprising.

Completely forgot about this. He was shown to be in Panama with Linc and Sofia before the time jump though, right? If so, I guess the two merged into the same scene for me over the years so I assumed he was there for the meeting on the grave. I was surprised to hear that Sara apparently has a job. That's where Jacob told Mike she was at. What is she doing, are we pretending that she got her doctor's licence back? And why wasn't this mentioned earlier? When episodes focused more on her, she was running around a lot during working hours. I mean, have her say she's taking some time off after her house was broken into and her husband shot, jeez.

I will be happy to be proven wrong when a healthy functioning grown up LJ walks in in the finale to save the day. I mean, I've never been the kid's biggest fan (didn't mind him either), but it's ridiculous that he hasn't been even mentioned. They couldn't even mention him when Linc came to see Sara in the premiere?

Help me out here. Not all the con guests have panels? From what I see a lot of people listed to be attending HVFF London aren't scheduled for panels. I don't see Colin Donnell, Charlotte Ross or Michael Rowe being in any panels for instance. Who makes a decision on who will actually have a panel in that case, the con organizers or the actors say whether they're willing to do it?

It was ridiculous, but I really enjoyed this episode. I mean, I would rag on the two idiot agents, but Jacob is really not that good himself. He could spooked way to easily when Sheba was tailing him to have been at this game at such a level for so long. Finally, they had Jacob notice Mike's capabilities, but I still think it would have played better if they placed that scene in an earlier episode before the Poseidon reveal, so you could wonder whether he was an involved stepdad or the manipulator that he is. And it would have added an aditional layer to have the audience wonder if Jacob latched on to him and Sara so he could groom Mike for his purposes from early on. Prison Break Revival, land of missed opportunities. I actually really appreciated how Lincoln's backstory went. It's just so typically him. Just wanted some quick money and went to a known criminal. Then found out he was a remorseless drug dealer. Oh no, how shocking. The thing with Sheba was so predicatable and not at all satisfying IMO. In fact, I liked the short exchanges between Sheba and C-Note much more than either her and Linc, or Linc and C-Note. There was nothing at all romantic about C-Note and Sheba, but in five sentences top I totally bought that they connected platonically in a short period of time. Did either Whip or the audience actually find out why Michael calls him that? Also, he started out young. If Mike recruited him 6 years ago, it means he was 20 tops and already had the time to make a name for himself in prison. So the moral of this story is that blood tells? What with Whip and T-Bag, and Mike and Michael, I'm imagining LJ making some very poorly thought out life choices somewhere out there. I swear I thought it would be T-Bag's original hand when the connection between the two became clear.