Mr. R0b0t

Sarper is quickly becoming my favorite because he is genuinely funny and he puts up with so much...he has the patience of Job. Her LA friends all need to step away from the knife. Greg doing public math was hilarious. Mark is such a weenie. He could do a lot of mediating and solve so many issues. HIs daughter has genuine concerns, as does Mina. If he would step up and assert himself, he could actually bring them all together. There is NO WAY Juan stays, right? He was doing some heavy lifting trying to make her "cheating" equal to his. I respect the deadname situation, but as presented it really is challenging to tell your whole relationship story; Shawn meets Douglas...and now Shawn is engaged to Alliya. Isn't deadnaming when you call them the old name in the present? vs when telling your origin story?

Gaitok on the hero arc now.

I still need to digest, but I believe this finale was uneven and for me had some high highs and some head-scratching lows. Really interested to see what others think. Some spoiler-ish musings:

Someone please remind me...who is ?

There's no greater zealot than a convert. Has Cobel been converted away from Lumon for good? I've been wanting Milchick to break good, but now it seems Cobel could be in play. Devon was the smartest person on the show for 15 episodes, but turning to Cobel for help with Mark doesn't seem too bright. I did NOT have on my bingo card....did anyone?

Is she an extremist, or just smeared as one?

Starting to feel the same thing... show is hitting us over and over with some of the same themes.

Atlanta has one of the busiest airports in the world. The CDC is headquartered there (at least until it's disbanded), so it would make for an ideal soft (as in non-mil) target. Maybe the enemy really dislikes Coca-Cola.

The way Patrick S. is playing this character reminds me of an that arrogant maniacal young Tom Cruise energy down to the unsettling oversmiling. As a person from the Carolinas...those accents are too thicc The pieces are in place....so let's have some fun!

Maybe i'm naive, but I actually think Stiller and co. have a plan and are executing it beautifully. Turturro was just soooo good this episode. He's given several of my favorite line readings of the show, but the absolute venom when he yells "YES, DO IT SETH!" was just marvelous.

Do you imagine she sleeps or eats? is she put into some kind of stasis? I feel like this is the kind of show that will reveal the true answer and it will be deliciously disturbing.

What is happening at the end of the sinister hallway Irv paints and Ms. Casey resigns herself to go down? If an innie is put there, does every time the outie shows up for work, do they just warp into the innie and stand in darkness (thus living an entire existence of this fresh hell? What is the Ms. Casey on the outside up to? Did she fake her own death or does she, like Mark, think he is dead? Could they be experiencing a similar life on the outside? Is Cobel truly out of the picture? Ms. Huang creeps me out. Can't wait to see where they are going with this character. Milchick is just such a good antagonist. He has menace, but is not omnipotent and can be tricked, but also does not appreciate being messed with.

Well well well, my how the turntables! I have so many questions.

Late to the party, but enjoyed the ride. Would love for them to knock out a 2 hour movie of some kind like Deadwood did to see these characters again.

I'm still not quite sure where on the timelines we are, but I kinda wanted to see the pirates disposed of and a reveal at the end that it was Thrawn that did the disposing. All-in-all a damned delightful season of TV that somehow seems to be flying under the radar.