Tachi Rocinante

Good episode. I'm guessing there will be some twist/hero reveal or deus ex machina with the Supervisor.

Was I the only one expecting Cal Kestis to show up? You know, scrapper operation and all . . . Bryce Dallas Howard continues to show her talent behind the camera.

Well, considering the "clone trinity", maybe they just assume she is too.

Ehh. So who is the big bad shadow supposed to be?

Nope. The two actors playing androids showed more range.

Not sure how she is in the real world, but in-game, Sue was one of the most immature 58 year-olds I've ever seen.

That was a fitting end. I enjoyed it.

Jane Wickline is not funny, and she plays the keyboard so heavy-handed it looks like she's faking it half the time. Gracie Abrams sounded like someone doing Olivia Rodrigo on karaoke night. Two Santas was funny.

Baby? Baby! Don't make me count! I don't know why but this hit me funny. They need to tone down the cutesy music a little. I know it's a kid's show, but it's not Paw Patrol.

This show hasn't quite figured out how to balance/transition serious adventure and cutesy fun yet - it gets jarring. The scene with the parents was horribly acted, and some of the alien makeup and masks look like they're 30 years old. Still, I am interested in seeing where the story goes.

Lots of tense moments in this episode, good exposition too. So who is Theo going to morph into? Or is she just changing back? I'm going to continue to say it until he proves otherwise - Travis Fimmel continues to be a drag on every scene he's in. Even his spotlight monologue was a snooze.

That female cop from Louisiana is borderline unprofessional.

Sorry, the initial quote got cut off. Weird.

What an entitled, bitter @#$%. Someone should mean mug back to her and mouth the words, "Grow the fuck up."

Pointless filler that could have been done last season. A few good moments, but come on.

Sue is taking mud mask treatments to new extremes. Teeny, thy name is Hypocrite. Genevieve is a good example of why some women hate working for other women.

So I guess he needs the kids and their ship to escape? I don't think he's a full Jedi, either.

Tula Veil. She wasn't very subtle with her alias, was she?

Strictly hate watching at this point. This is like the third episode where Shaw draws his gun and then enters someone else's property. He should be dead 3X over already. The old Chinese lady should have blown his fool head off. Also, you don't drop a lighter and then walk out the fucking front door when committing arson.

Both good and bad. They could've come up with a more reasonable explanation for the delay other than Boimler and Rutherford acting like buffoons. This isn't Season One.

Good episode. I'm sorry, but the weak point for the show for me is Travis Fimmel. His character should be the most interesting and intriguing part of the show. But he's just so flat in his performance. He exudes no presence whatsoever as the main antagonist.

So how do you guys see this series ending? Everyone goes their separate ways, or they all/some end up assigned together? What is your preference?

Was Shanola's wardrobe person sick and replaced by The Joker? The colors on her outfit were hideous. Decent episode otherwise. Maybe Margaret beat up someone sitting in her seat.

Where I come from, it's an insult. Yes, it means two people joined at the hip and one comes with the other, but when used it's also implied that they're both morons.

I would love to see (hear) an uncensored version of this episode. "Also, it's red."