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IIRC the baby was conceived after the previous 1st July. So once the reset came they went back to a point before the pregnancy happened.

The deaths on the ground only took place in the last two hours. Both characters were off duty, so their absence probably isn't going to be noticed for a few hours.

I think this episode was the exact opposite of an ensemble piece. There are 8 characters listed in the credits. This episode focused almost entirely on one. Was there any scene that La'an did not appear in? Only 3 of the other characters even got lines, and the other 4 barely got reaction shots. (Chapel wasn't even in the episode) It's all very well giving a character their episode in the spotlight (and I wouldn't be complaining if it was a character that I preferred), but there's only 10 episodes this season and this one feels like a waste of my time.

They were supposed to happen in 1992, but something screwed up the timeline and the Romulan was stuck there another 30 years. It's not unreasonable to assume that Khan's conception was delayed by time agent interference as well. I would have disliked this episode less if it had been one out of twenty. But we're only getting ten episodes and TPTB want to centre one around La'an? Honestly, I wish I'd just fast forwarded through it and watched the 'ups and downs' on YouTube. (I will admit that if it had been Ortegas and not La'an, I would have been so there for it)

IIRC, they mentioned that after the events of the first episode that there'd been a feature article on Will which mentioned him having been found in a trashcan. James must have seen it and realised that Will had survived. As for why he stopped killing for so long, I think he was possibly smart enough to know that if the killings stopped after his scapegoat (Juice) was in jail, then that would be case closed as far as the police were concerned.

I think a lot of vow renewals are just an excuse to have a party, and if so, then good for them.

Laura didn't intend to kill the actor. She presumably thought that the actor was overreacting and just needed to suck it up and get the scene done before they ran out of time and money. Afterwards, assuming that the movie wasn't completed because of the death, there would likely have been some sort of insurance payout which would have kept the company afloat.

I will be interested to see where they go with Season 2. I did enjoy season 1, I didn't feel like it was a chore to watch. It was definitely easier on the brain and held my interest more than Rings of Power (which I didn't even finish watching). Was checking out the imdb.com listing before watching this ep and I noticed an Easter egg/spoiler in the episode titles

He flashed a badge at the security camera and she presumably thought he was LAPD.

Yeah, that was funny. But that was the point that I thought that Natasha was dead, because I was sure that Sullivan would have known better than to try and carry her out without immobilising her first in case of spinal injuries.

As finales go, it wasn't too bad. I enjoyed it right up to the point where Nell showed up, because I never cared for the character. I'm even more annoyed because, unless I'm misinterpreting, it was Nell who contacted Callen to get him and Sam to Morocco to help rescue Hetty, which means that that lovely heartfelt letter that was purportedly from Hetty, was actually a forgery by Nell. And I am unreasonably annoyed/disappointed by that.

When did they first find the symbol?

Kyle/Mason has two daughters. Asha is Nadia's daughter and Hendrix is Celeste/Brielle/Abby's daughter. Although I wouldn't be surprised to find that Hendrix was actually the daughter of the twin that CAB was undercover with. Asha was the 'package' in Valencia that Dahlia told the not dead twin to retrieve. The piece of jewellery shown at the end had been given to her by Nadia eight years ago. I suppose it's lucky for the plot that Nadia had already told Kyle she'd had his daughter, otherwise it could have been confusing (or amusing!) Jo is Bernard's ex wife and mother of his child. Her current wife is also in Wyoming and was last seen during their emergency evacuation of the not so safe 'safe house'.

Siobhán McSweeney has won a BAFTA for Best Female Performance in a Comedy for Derry Girls! See her speech here

Yes, but didn't he say that Ducky had given him that case, so I can see why he'd want to hang on to it.

Wasn't it the twin brother who beat up Brielle?

It was a budgetary thing. TPTB reduced the number of episodes each individual cast member would appear in in order to save money.

When Ed was sitting waiting to be interviewed, I was convinced that he was going to die before he could say anything. And then I remembered that this is Rabbit Hole and not 24, and John Weir gets to have a happy ending to a season.

Could be Yellowstone, although IIRC, it was the sister's decision to get an abortion, but it was the brother's decision to take her to a place where they'd sterilise her as well.

I'm pretty sure he was voluntarily demoted after the incident.

I got that impression last episode when she wrote a name as well as a location on her arm just before the memory wipe. Now if this was something like Rabbit Hole, I'd expect that to be a deliberate misdirect, but I don't think this show is quite that clever. (although I'll be happy to be proved wrong)

I cheered loudly when the intern got punched in the face!

Depends on how old Hailey is. If she was born after Ben fell out with Crowley, he might not know about her. All the scenes of alive Valence were in the past, back when he was buying the tablet from his 'guy', and then recording the message for John. As to whether Ben wants the Shared Data Act passed, that's something which could be plausibly true. But then, Crowley isn't exactly the most trustworthy of sources. I really hope that Agent Madi has kept a copy of that file and is just playing along until she has a chance to show it to the right person. I'm undecided as to whether she knew the boss was going to try to bribe her to forget about it, or if she just decided on the spot to play along.

WTF is up with the woman cleaning up the twins apartment and taking all those baggies home with her?

In a real-world situation, it would be problematic, but since the series started with a father being Captain to his daughter and nobody having a problem with it, then boyfriend being Captain to his girlfriend shouldn't exactly be that big a deal either.