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I doubt the dragging out is over. We got the reveal of their evilness, but it was an unfinished sentence. The Callings were telling Michaela to let them go; she didn't. I'm sure repurcussions (remember the lead Stooge's dire threat?) will follow.

The major? What major? And wasn't there some NSA guy or whatever holed up in ye olde abandoned warehouse? Or am I thinking of a different show called Manifest?

Haqqani wanted peace; his son did not. Letting Jalal live was clearly depicted as Haqqani's Tragic Flaw. My assumption has always been that Jalal and his band of never-peacers took down the copters. I might be wrong. but the plot sure seems to be heading that way. It should all become clear when Carrie somehow miraculously recovers the red "black" box.

Because it was an homage to a stage play in real time: Waiting for Godot.

I'm guessing that it was intended to be totally out-of-continuity. Just a drop-in, stand-alone genre exercise.

The second season was much better than the first. It's like a completely different show.

It's some other franchise wearing Federation uniforms.

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz (tears) zzzzzzzzzzzzz (noble speeches as the music swells) zzzzzzzzzzzzz (more tears) zzzzzzzzzzzzzz (I love you!) zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz (quirky pixie genius) zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz (I love you all !!!) zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz (tears, tears, tears) zzzzzzzzzzzzz (pointless goodbyes to characters we know are coming back) zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz (more swelling music) zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz (and we wind up exactly where we began)

Set to the music of Nick Lowe's "Cruel to be Kind"!

Or the time portal in "The City on the Edge of Forever."

Have to agree. I'm declaring A.P. Bio the Most Improved Show of 2018–2019. Too bad this will almost certainly be the last season.

No. Ivan was going to expose Yevgeny. He wasn't planning to die.

I don't know if it was a legit French pop song or just a parody of "Zou Bisou Bisou," as the scene itself was a Mad Men parody:

Neither. The actor who protrayed Babu on Seinfeld plays Raj's dad on The Big Bang Theory, but does not appear on this show. Here, Asif Mandvi's father is played by Marshall Manesh, whom most will recognize as Ranjit from How I Met Your Mother.