Mr. R0b0t

Perfectly said. Partially. First half of the story is true, second half is lies for clout.

or not.

I would suggest seeking out some of his other work and I think you will see how and why he fits this show so well. I'm partial to The Rehearsal myself. NOTHING else like it on tv before or since. The Gaza strip joke in the show was very unintentionally topical. Was that Dean Cain as the blue lives matter guy? If so, what a real life meets art moment.

For me the hubris and arrogance of Ed has outstayed it's welcome, but as a character I still find him compelling. It's about time someone hit him in the face with some truth. Also agree with this and think one of the best parts of the show is the way the characters really do emulate traits of people we know in our lives at some point. The arrogant know-it-all, the self-righteous stick in the mud, the jewel smuggling HVAC guy....ok, maybe 2/3. I bet Dev can rock a black turtleneck.

The fire burns oooon.

I actually liked this episode. The show does demand suspension of belief on several fronts, but I'm all in to see where this is going.

Bill has it backwards. College educated people see systemic racism because they work with and in the very systems where racism resides.

-Really enjoyed this episode; perhaps more than the first because it's not weighed down with all of the table-setting. -Surprised a couple of tiny humans can house so much tequila at once and live to tell the tale. -Ed Baldwin is an a-hole, but a really interesting television character. I wish he would get on the first ship back home, but I'm sure he will not do that and cause lots of trouble for some folks. -Why do I feel like they are setting up desperate father-of-the-year candidate Miles to hook up with his lady friend bunkmate? To be clear, I hope they don't go there. -I hope Margo survives this situation (coup attempt?). I need to see Aleida and Margo come face-to-face again somehow, some way. -Wild theory corner: Danny is de facto incarcerated in one of the do-not-enter NK areas of the base

I found that brief scene showing NK giving a jubilant parade with smiling faces simply bizarre given the reality we live in.

I'm not sure what I was expecting, but it wasn't that. I think I liked it, but have so many questions. This new power or Loki's definitely opens up the possibility of more time travel shenanigans when/if Marvel ever has to dip back into the Avengers 1.0 bag. I personally hope they don't ever go back and resurrect characters just to placate shareholders, but capitalism (yay?).

Co-sign. Great knowledge and enlightening discussions. Bill doesn't know how to pronounce diaspora. Shocking coming from an anti-woke boomer.

Late to the party, but Danielle needs a combination of an intervention and therapy to get away from Garrick (and to a lesser extent her own parents). Show some self-respect girl.

Not at all. She grows to trust Calvin enough to let him behind her walls. She's not been magically cured of anything. That's not how it works.

I can only set them up...I'm glad someone came along to spike it.

I like the framing of the last few eps. Buddy cops surfing the timeline. Majors is an amazing actor, but the affect he was using began to grate across the runtime of this episode. I hope we get to meet some more variants to see what he does with those. Ms. Minutes is cuckoo ;o)