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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.

That is Katie Porter. She represents an Orange County district which includes Irvine, CA.

Tim Matheson! Rebecca's dad looked familiar, but I couldn't recall his name. Anyone else have a desire to refer to him as "Otter Pop"?

Rudy and Frankie's argument was a continuation of the last episode argument. Frankie is taking his newly founded amateur-based porn business to a rival mafia guy/family. Rudy is pissed off that Frankie didn't go to Rudy with this idea and that Frankie is still not giving Rudy a piece of this action. Rudy just happened to walk in at the end of Frankie's usual(?) poker game. Frankie is still pissed off that he has not been respected in Rudy's organization even though his money ideas have brought in a lot of money. In order to get Rudy off his case, Frankie tried to appease Rudy with the poker night winnings (where Frank apparently had a good night). Rudy was angry at the attempt to be bought off by the pittance of cash in comparison to the porn money as well as the lack of respect Frankie has for Rudy. Add to that Rudy's branch of the mafia family is in a weakened state due to the head boss' self-imposed isolation.

My guess would be Dr. Owen's branch of the government since it is an area where there was a lot of upside down activity -- or the Russians.

I watched the Tracy Ellis Ross episode and I'm not sure what to make of the show so far. One thing that stood out for me was the space between guest and the host. The seating between the guest couch and host desk seems to be farther away than with other talk shows. It didn't give me that air of comfortableness that a host should have with a guest. The cause for the large space might be because of the unusual shape of the desk or the monitor which admittedly allows visual stimulus for conversation. It just seemed off to me.

There is something off with Eileen's guy but we don't have enough information about him. I do find it odd is that after a NYE date, he goes to a random bar in what is probably the seediest part of the city to get a drink. He's a financier so money is not an issue. You would think he would want to get a drink at a more respectable part of NYC.

To me it looks like Vince and Abby's relationship has run its course and we are seeing the beginning of the end. I've always thought Harvey was charmed by and infatuated with Eileen to some degree. Even as he's rejecting her film-making ideals, he still respects her. I've always thought Krumholtz played this beautifully. I agree that it looks more like an infatuation rather than something romantic. However, i think Alston is very interested in the female transit cop in Jack Maple's squad. He was giving her the same look as he gave the female reporter in the first season.

I haven't been a fan of Will Ferrell movies. One film I thought he was fine in was "Stranger than Fiction" -- his attempt at being a more serious actor. The film had an interesting premise. I recommend it (available on Amazon Prime) for those who are curious.

I wonder where is Bobbie? The epilogue scenes from the end of last season seemed to imply Bobbie joined the crew of the Rocinante...

The US and Soviet Union were in the midst of a Cold War. The mindset was that any new technology or discovery needed to be explored whether to catch up from a technological disadvantage or gain an advantage that could be used against any perceived enemy. I'm not sure who discovered the Upside Down first, but eventually both countries knew it existed and both needed to find out as much about it as they can. Getting more knowledge, in secret, about the Upside down required access to that realm and that's why they wanted to open portals in their own territory.

I think the duct work in the mall where Erica entered was very narrow. In the Russian base, the duct work was a lot wider.

I think Woodard didn't want to put out the guns until he was certain that the vigilantes were going after him. Someone, like the police, dropping by unexpectedly when he had the guns out would have brought about unwanted suspicion. When Woodard spoke to the kids, they were in a field near their home. I think the field was a fair distance away from the house. Woodard couldn't tell if the father saw him talking to the kids and that the baiting worked. Confirmation happened when saw the cars on the road heading towards him.

It didn't look like a baby to me. She looked to be a normal shopper carrying a few small items to the check out. Finding the fingerprints appears to be coincidental to the earlier reported robbery. That was an odd piece of filming/editing. It looked like the vigilantes were close enough to identify that the man running was Woodard, but there was no indication that they recognized who he was. It could be that they filmed the sequences and the editor did what he could to preserve the story line. Elisa being a relative of Julie is an interesting theory. Seems to fit with what is going on this season. There were also outlines of American soldiers in his hallucination. Does that mean he killed Americans too? I thought it was interesting that Hays purposely touched the man in the coat and tie and said he was sorry. Was that a personal choice by the actor or is that something the director wanted?