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I did like Alice saying Q loved Eliot. Yes, it made her earlier behavior even worse, but thank Beebo someone said it. I'd love to see Eliot and Julia together. They've never interacted much, but Q was so important to them both. I was done with Alice when she made the golem. I understand she's stuck in her feelings, but that was wrong.

Just be glad they didn't cast Halston Sage as Dani. This is Hollywood. It was considered at some point.

I kind of thought that before, but I am sure Gil is married, so I don't think it happened or will happen. I haven't checked, but I'm pretty sure one of the earlier episodes mentioned that Gil's wife had died. Debateable whether putting them together would be a good idea, but I do like that it's the older generation getting the "will they, won't they" - which is gross all on its on - treatment instead of Malcolm and Dani. Or at least Malcolm/Dani hasn't been obvious to me.

The impression I got was that Gar ended the call before Bruce even had a chance to answer. He realized that if he called Bruce, Bruce would take Conner away and Gar would be alone again. I think that was part of the reason he was so upset at the end when he called Dick saying he'd messed up/made a mistake. Just my take though.

He identified with the little psychopath so in essense he was lying to himself hence butthurt. The run-over guy with the cat was a stalker pap which is generally acknowledged, in universe, as somewhere in the vicinity of slime. Why feel bad about lying to someone like that? So very much. Think about the guy in the cell next to Hannibal's in Silence of the Lambs. Not a good outcome for anyone but Martin.

I assume that is the case; it is the situation in the comics, where Rose was a daughter Slade had with a Cambodian woman. Okay, fine, but she's so upset that her brother was killed. Shouldn't she have had some kind of relationship with him to be this upset? Would she really be as upset as she is if he was only a name to her? Yeah, I get being sad that your half-brother whom you have never met died, but this. Doesn't track for me. Also, how did she know about Jericho's record collection? This is the explanation I'm going with.

While I think she was just eating him up with her eyes at the end and Malcolm's oblivious because he's Malcolm, I really thought she was interested in Jessica for more than her money. There was just something about that "judging me by my exes" line that said maybe to me. However, I do happen to have a pair of slash goggles laying around somewhere, so there is that.

Same here. I love the way they just clicked. They get each other right out of the box and are delighted by that fact.

I must have missed something. What was Dex convicted for?

I've been enjoying the last few eps mostly for the cast, but I have to say when Malcolm told stalker pap that he was dying because his broken rib was puncturing his stomach. Love. Nothing but love. He's an a*hole, but I love him.

IIRC, they established in the first ep that if something is seriously off about the mind wipe world, it would trigger memories. As much time as Dutch and Johnny spend together in close quarters on Lucy, anyone other than Dutch would have Johnny in permanent headache/decom shower mode. I love Johnny. I love Dutch. I love Johnny and Dutch and no real objections to Dutch/Johnny because the chemistry between AA and HJK is ridiculous, but I love the platonic BFFs as well. I choose to believe TPTB. We'll see what the finale brings.

Entirely possible, but during that scene where he's holding her before she falls, it made me think of the first ep and a similar situation. Found the ep on Amazon Prime and sure enough, the series starts with Luther having a child serial killer cornered and holding on to a walkway that fell through. Luther didn't "help" him off, but he didn't help up either. The guy fell and right before we meet Alice for the first time, the mention the guy who fell is in a coma not expected to wake up. There were a couple of other callbacks to the premiere, so who knows?

E would never forgive V for killing Niko, as V explicitly said. However, V does want Niko out of E's life for good. E would be hard pressed to give a rat's ass about Gemma. She wouldn't like that V killed her, but wouldn't be torn up about it. Niko however, would never be able to forgive Eve for bringing Villanelle into their lives. He would hold V accountable since she did the actual killing, but would Niko or Gemma have ever been on V's radar if not for E? Gets rid of the husband forever without killing him and there's no way E could be mad at her for long, if at all.

Well, since it was a single Windsor knot, obviously the double Windsor should be considerably less slutty flirty. Beyond that, no idea.

Yeah, I know. It's just one more example of how wrong he is to be principal at Garfield High, Or any school really.

That review was brilliant in its stupidity.

I have a question about Jefferson's "conversation" with Principal Idiot with the horrific backstory. Why didn't Jefferson point out that a black man in that situation would be in prison or dead and not a high school principal which requires a graduate degree? He'd already pointed out that as a white man, he got the benefit of the doubt. Why not drive the point home even knowing Principal Idiot wasn't going to listen? What he heard might sink in eventually. Maybe. Okay, probably not, but it still needed to be said. Also, handbook or not, why couldn't there be a designated area for Khalil's memorial or any memorial? I get how at the lockers could be problematic, but seriously, the memorial is a huge part of how we grieve now. Lunchroom, auditorium, courtyard, hell, even right in front of the trophy case where Jenn moved it seemed to be working. Anyway, I love this show. It's intelligent, well written, well acted. I love all the characters, even Tobias simply because the actor is killing it. Though I agree with the comment in another episode if they're bringing back dead people when we getting Lady Eve? She was fun.

One of the best parts of that trailer, besides everything, is the fact Boyle would have said, "something magnificent" regardless of what Jake was doing. There was obviously something off about everyone else's lines, but Boyle would say that no matter what.

While I love your interpretation, and thoroughly believe he's at least attempted it, "top myself" is British slang for killing yourself.

But wouldn't/couldn't a smart criminal get their hooks into a low level fed, help them resolve their financial issues, and have an in when they finally get the bump up the ladder because they have resolved their financial issues? And I'm sorry, promotion or not, not getting a raise in three years is bullshit. Had he gotten regular raises, even just to keep up with the cost of living, might have made his financial situation a little better.

@Jacks-Son , based on Joss Whedon and Chris Carter I think a profound inability to math is the primary requirement for a TV writer.

Checking LM's IMDb page, he has a movie coming out next year. It's entirely possible he needed time off to film and TPTB granted it. Yes, it could mean what you think. It could also be something behind the scenes that will have no effect on the story being told.

That's why they kidnapped that bioweapons expert AI from Utopia, so he would figure out an antidote. Which he did with Lucy's help. He got the antidote and we no longer have a fast-growing baby.

Heartbreaking.

@Jacks-Son, have you tried Killjoys? It just started its 4th season on Sciffy. Lots of fun, imho.