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Yeah, I feel like any potential this story had was torpedoed by everything happening so fast. This pace just makes Tim look crazy and/or stupid.

The Deadline article on Jason Priestley's casting says it's set in Vancouver. I assumed it was in the US too.

Harry as a father definitely leaves a lot to be desired if you aren't Lucy but from things said by Lucy, Zina and even Joanne, I've gotten the impression his abandonment of Abby wasn't strictly voluntary. I'm sure he could have tried harder than he did but some of it seems like there was a degree of parental alienation going on.

Possibly but I think whichever character suggested that Elijah is back rolling the lawsuit is right because I'm pretty sure we saw Elijah meeting with Oscar after he got to prison. I honestly think I'd prefer an evil cabal over potentially more Elijah, who's about a tenth of the effective villain the show seems to think he is.

I've always gotten Annie Wersching (RIP) and Bridget Regan confused whether they were on the same show or not so Monica (I think that's the lawyer's name) showing up so soon after Rosalind's death definitely threw me

It seems like it's still something bigger than what we've seen since someone had to make the call to kill Boyd and everyone we'd seen had been arrested or was already dead so maybe there was another plan/step of the plan they had to carry out? I don't really think it will but since evil lawyer lady's involved, I feel the need to say it, if this somehow comes back to Elijah, I'm going to be so annoyed.

She saw Jesse's ghost for an entire night before she realized he was dead and saw she'd been assigned his obituary so it definitely seems like they're aiming more for the ghosts being real.

I liked that they let Bailor be a good guy who was actually good at his job rather than just the big meanie who'd tried to stifle Simone's awesomeness. I wasn't expecting that since Simone's awesomeness generally seems to be an unquestionable thing in the show's universe.

Well, I think she already kind of hated Wesley who cheated on her when they were engaged and recently accused her of being a sociopath (he's right but still) and by extension Angela. I do feel like 'threatened to feed me to a wood chipper' should rank higher than 'was a jerk' and 'arrested/embarassed me' in terms of fueling hatred though

I saw it coming too, when he refused the churro I was sure (I don't why that was my momemt, I don't think I'ver actually had a churro) I'm also not sure if he was just a random ghost or not. Unlike her obit subjects, it didn't really seem like he knew he was dead. Of course, that could just be because we weren't supposed to know. Expanding the ghosts beyond just her assignments would certainly give them more options and allow more leeway for repeat appearances.

Pretty sure it was bc Lisseth Chavez was credited and I don't think Celina was in the episode otherwise. I also thought it was Tamara at first which is weird because I've thought they looked alike before (beyond dark hair)

Why are they so stuck on Elijah? He just isn't as compelling a villain as they seem to think he is. The actor's okay but this story doesn't work at all anymore. And it never worked like I think they wanted it to. His Teflon-ness is just beyond ridiculous. Please, show, let it go.

Arguably, even before since it seemed like she realized who was on the phone before she answered. I thought someone (Billy, maybe?) did refer to her as Lady Astrid at some point.

I think MLMs of this nature tend to almost exclusively target women so it didn't really seem odd to me.

I think she was the mom he had to talk to about getting her son to school on time? They didn't get together until this season though.

Bishop's still alive, isn't she? She took a job at the ATF between seasons 1 and 2 and pretty much disappeared without a trace but I thought last we knew she was alive and well.

She does seems a little young but I'd have no problem with Jenny and Nolan except he's engaged and she just got divorced and has fairly young kids, at least one of whom already isn't handling the divorce well. This has disaster written all over it. Not to mention the added awkwardness of Lucy and John's secret (is it still secret? I know Bishop and Jackson knew but I don't think anybody else does) past if both they and Chenford worked out long term.

I'm not sure they ever said directly but she mentioned the kidnappers having a history of stalking so I think it was just ranom psychos.

I was convinced I'd missed something during this scene because it seemed so random. Unless maybe she's supposed to be the team's normal pilot and that's (+being kind of nosy) how Simone knew? Even then, some indication would have been nice.

I hated this too and it seemed very out of character for both Melissa and Barbara. Neither has ever seemed to shy away from telling her when she's too much. I'm actually afraid it may damage the show for me from now on because I'll see their interactions with her as fake fronts put up by petty mean girls who hate her. Which again, doesn't even really ring true for what we've seen so far.

I'd normally assume sociopathic but they also seemed to go out of their way to make him seem to really care about the flunky who was shot so that doesn't really work.

I actually like the idea of Chen and Bradford but I don't get why it's suddenly not a problem when it was such a big deal with Nolan either. I guess she has a lot more respect from other officers than she did back then but the optics for dating a superior/her former training officer would seem to be so much worse. Yes, Isabel was a cop although I'm not sure how much they'd worked together in comparison to Chen and Bradford.

If you're talking about when she was coughing as cop cars pulled up behind them, I'm pretty sure that was Brendan, the former actor rookie on The Rookie Feds, played by Kevin Zegers

He was lying over where the crack/gate opened and seemed to kind of explode/disolve like Henry did when El sent him to the Upside Down. I don't think I'd have noticed either except I watch with subtitles and it labeled Jason screaming as it happened.

Dmitri would definitely be a wanted man in normal circumstances but maybe since it's seems like the prison fell into complete chaos resulting in pretty everyone's death immediately after the escape, he's okay? Although since he was already a prisoner for helping Hopper, it does seem unlikely he'd just be able to go back to his family/life.