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  1. I'm leaning toward Navarro is alive. Navarro's house was basically empty when Danvers went there. It makes more sense that she pack up possessions and left in her car than if she committed suicide.
  2. This is how I interpret Danver's known hook-ups 1. Jake (deceased). Step daughter Leah's father. Son Holden (deceased) father. 2. Ted Connelly, Police Chief. Danver's boss 3. Geography Teacher. Name? 4. Kate McKittrick's (ice rink lady) ex-husband. I thought Connelly was the ex-husband but I seem to recall a mention that the ex was a mine executive. My current thoughts are that Jake was the drunk driver and the cause of Holden's death. Also, Danver replaced the elder Prior as head of the Ennis police force.
  3. Every Monday starting Feb. 12
  4. He says "She's awake". I only point this out because multiple people say this and it may be an underlying plot point.
  5. Of the eight men at Tsalal, six froze to death, one survived (Lund), and Clark is missing and presumed alive. They originally thought Clark was a victim and would be among the frozen bodies. I think they focused on Clark because he had a connection with Annie. There was a picture of him wearing Annie's parka. It was the Supply Guy who saw the spiral tattoo on Clark. My question: Was that Annie's body in the trailer?
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    S05.E10: Bisquick

    Did anyone else wish Munch's last line was "I live here now!" 😊
  7. From a Google search: Why do animals still move after they're dead? The movements occur because the muscles and nerves go through a short phase of hyperexcitability as they are progressively deprived of oxygen and die
  8. With this show, I have a feeling that Avis' new side story will be her mentoring the female student for a few episodes. It was good to see Melanie Mayron do double duty as an actor and director.
  9. That is the first time I can recall an instructor joined with the reading of the clue away from the main area. Has that happened before? Perhaps Corey wanted his dad to meet Anna Mai (the instructor) for non-race reasons?
  10. I'm open to the possibility that the desserts were real. There weren't enough teams choosing this task to make a definitive determination, unless G&J talk about it on their YT recap. There are various levels of quality to fake food. In Japan, there is an art form called Sampuru (https://www.today.com/food/trends/sampuru-japanese-art-fake-food-rcna26990). As for the Ladyfinger dessert, it is possible that the prop consisted of individual parts where the lady fingers were lightly glued onto the center portion.
  11. I was wondering if the diners ate any of the food. Because it was three courses, so if the racers had to wait for the diners to finish each course before they could serve the next one, a team could be slowed down if they had some particularly polite diners. It looked like all the dishes were props. The brothers had sometimes stacked the dishes for the first two where the sauces would be messed due to the touching of the bottom of the plate. When John placed the plate on the table, the sauces were undisturbed. I don't think any of the diners ate the food because it didn't look like the utensils were moved between dishes.
  12. i suspect that the finish wasn't all that close. The groups ahead would have still been on the mat if it was. Also, usually the camera man would have shown them on the bridge if they were there. I think Anna Leigh only said that as part of her cajoling her father to move faster.
  13. I thought this was a great interview on The Daily Show
  14. I think Bleeker Street is an independent production house and not park of the strike.
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