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Does this mean that John has 55 cats? Gibson Smooches Henry Hunt Daisy Salt Pepper Salt & Pepper Anastasia Butternut Gambit Bilbo JC Penney David Meowy Gazpacho ScratchyBoy Will Grace Franklin Bash Rizzoli Isles Halt Catch Fire Magellan Tumbles Ayatollah Catmeini FRANK! Honorable Mention to Cat Adam Driver

I was thinking about if the Team Blue was in a IDEA augmented reality. It would explain a lot about the inconsistencies we see from reality. Octavio is an avatar for authority. That is why we see him as both the actor and the chairman. Clara is a construct of Lee's. Someone to help her actualize her initial vision. Clara was no longer needed when she completed the first phase of the IDEA project so she was phased out. That's why Fredwynn couldn't find any death certificate of Clara Torres in the region, the United States, or the world (there were multiple maps of widening scale shown during his search for confirmation of Clara's death). It would explain Peter's absurd attempt to reenact a death defying Houdini trick after only a few weeks of schooling. It would also explain the clown boy suddenly appearing (i'm assuming he is Peter's younger self). I also noticed that when Fredwynn was eating the candy from the urn, he was eating only the blue-colored pieces. Perhaps a Matrix reference? Anyways, just a thought. Feel free to disagree.

I would assume that any frozen bird would be able to cause a oil flare up and trigger the explosion. It is quite possible that Gus could have a bought a frozen turkey on the guise of expanding the menu. We know that Gus has added to the menu previously. It doesn't appear that there is a separate test kitchen to research and develop new products. I don't remember if the frozen bird was a chicken or a turkey.

This is what I think you missed... Fredwynn states “Life is so weird. Let’s go” and heads in Peter’s direction. Janice asks “Wait, wait, wait. You mean we can go with him? We can help him?". Fredwynn then responds “Of course. Don’t you see anything is possible. We are Team Blue… and our story is our own." Picture scrambles as the camera pans away and upward from the group, towards Peter’s direction. Camera passes by a white wall with some faded gray streaks in it (maybe the remnants of Clara’s waterfall mural?). Picture scrambles and the scene is now shot in black & white. The camera continues downward and catches up to Peter and the clown boy as they cross the street. The camera maneuvers so that we see a side view of the pair. Camera moves closer to the two with the focus on the side of the boy’s head. The camera then moves closer to the boy's head with the focus towards the boy's left eye. Scene changes to a darkish room shot in black & white. You see the top of a dark, brimmed hat being held by two hands on either side of the hat. The hands move the hat slowly upwards as if someone is putting on the hat. As the hands move upwards, it starts to reveal that the person holding the hat is the clown boy (?). Scene ends.

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Everyone who initially gathered and separated into teams were players in the game. Most followed the two planned tracks (Jejune, Elsewhere) and the game ended with the Cave of Kalpius party. Our intrepid foursome, however, deviated from the tracks and delved into the story behind the game.

I'm guessing Clara made the Elsewhere Society concept into some sort of business and then sold it to B&E/Jejune Institute/Lee. Fredwynn opens the lid of the urn, reaches in with his hand, and scoops out some of the content within. He places the contents of his hand to his mouth and starts eating it. As he chews, the narrator continues with Fredwynn’s assessment. “…and yet, and yet, he can’t seem to help himself… because he’s always so sure that there is more. That he and he alone has figured out the truth”. Fredwynn grabs the urn and looks inside of it. Camera moves in for a closer look. The narrator then says “Of course, in this case… he’s right”. Camera reveals the urn is filled with candy (Skittles or m&ms). [Scene ends]

A Closer Look from Seth's home A Closer Look

Love that Anita Ward's 1979 "Ring My Bell" gets a breath of new life.

Let me first say that I am quite satisfied with this season. I'd be content if there was no second season. If, however, there were to be one, I'd like them to explore a couple things. - A season focused on Laurie Blake, specifically on how she went from super hero to FBI vigilante hunter. - A season focused on Angela Abar, covering her early (and I'm hoping slow) transition to a Dr. Manhattan being. - A season focused on Bian, covering the hardship of losing Lady Trieu and perhaps leading to a supervillain origin story.

Quick question: Is the game warden another instance of the Mr. Phillips clone or someone entirely different?

We would have to see what happened to the second gunman at Angela's house during the White Night attack. She survived despite appearing complete defenseless to the second gunman.

Two speculative thoughts from this episode. 1. Lady Trieu is somehow related to Veidt -- most likely his daughter. She exhibits the same traits. A megalomaniac determined to "save humanity". She is very coy about providing the details of her said plan so it probably requires a massive sacrifice to achieve her goals. She wants her parents to be at the completion of her life's work. She already cloned her mother and is the process of reintegrating her mother's memories into the clone. She also said that her father will be there with the utmost surety. If her father was a mere human, he would already be present in her compound. There must be extenuating circumstances for him not being there. Veidt's situation would fit that description. 2. Although it appears that Veidt is a prisoner on a moon of Jupiter, I'm guessing that his imprisonment is a construct of his mind. It would explain the oddities of the world that imprisons him. Physically, I think he is trapped in that statue of him in Lady Trieu's garden in Oklahoma.

I don't think there is much on why Angela ends up at Lady Trieu's facility. Lady Trieu is the foremost authority on the Nostalgia drug. She developed and manufactured it. Angela is a unique case because she had overdosed on someone else's Nostalgia medication. Lady Trieu is the person best equipped to handle the complications regarding Angela's overdose. She is also in close proximity. It may have been part of a plan to treat her overdose, but there is a logic to Angela winding up there.

I think it is definitely in the showrunner's plan for the ex-boyfriend to appear. Either to finish the Liz story line with her dying/leaving or to forge a friendship between Liz and Dex.

I would think mankind would explore the moons and planets in the solar system regardless of Dr. Manhattan's existence. The spacecraft was probably launched prior to the events of the movie. Knowledge of missions that were developed by their NASA equivalent would be accessible to the public.

Perhaps the reflective nature of the mirrors in the funhouse provided Wade some protection from the psychic blast. My guess is based on the obvious properties Wade's mask and inner lining of his hat was made of.

You should check out the 2016 film, "Me Before You". She really displays her charm throughout the movie.

You don't have to miss it. They are available to watch on YouTube.

My apologies for not being clearer. The cop shooter was the one who was killed at the cattle ranch. The interrogated one was a different 7th kalvary guy targeted by Sister Night because she suspected he knew the cop shooter's location.

It was the same guy who shot the cop. The 7th kalvary guy who Sister Night (Regina King) had put into her trunk gave up his location. The police chief (Don Johnson) later confirmed it was the shooter during his phone call with the governor.

She corrected the doctor's prescription in front of a patient. In doing so, the doctor felt it undermined the patient's confidence with the treatment the doctor was providing.

I thought it was established in this episode that the cassette came with the purchase of the car. Didn't it start playing a song after Dex bought drove off the lot?

Cara's pronouncement was silly. We already met an ex-boyfriend that she was willing to disrupt her life just to be with him. Does that mean she was never able to profess her love to him?

I've read that she purposely wears baggy clothing to mitigate dealing with idiots that body shame people.