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Thanks:). It looks like a publicity photo and not part of the episode and so I was sort of taken aback by it.

Was it "Everything's Gonna Be Okay"? Just checked her (Kayla Cromer) IMDb entry and this was the only credit for a main role.

Thomas does not need to accept it. Just show the offer to his "friends" is incentive enough to get more "gifts" from them to stay. Almost like a bidding war. I am sure Oliver is aware of this and may even mention it after the 30 days are over.

Sorry, of course.

Daniel changed his mind after Errol's dad told him about him stabbing him in stomach in a fit of rage (while being high). Until this point Daniel kept insisting that there was no proof of Errol being violent towards anyone but seeing the scar convinced him that Daniel was indeed guilty and in his mind justified playing dirty to get the confession. All along the way they showed very clearly that unlike his two subordinates he is not racist and actually a really good cop.

To all the posts speculating about the Alaska location - this was filmed in Iceland: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/True_Detective_(season_4)#Filming

Because they did not find Aisha Carter, she escaped on her own and found them.

This was only to free Wendy from the threat, so Axe can be free to start working on how to stop prince. The whole episode he delayed coming to the US to join them because Prince basically blackmailed him with Wendy.

Please don't. I love her sense of humor and ability to laugh at herself. When she was chomping on the huge s'mores and Robin said: " don't think those are real Jenny", her instant reply "It goes with every other part of my body" was amazing.

I did watch the ten episodes and was glad they managed to close some of the more annoying arcs but then they crammed FOUR!! soap opera type cliff hangers in the last ten minutes before the winter break.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Bartlett_(actor)

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I really enjoyed the "Black day" celebration of the Want house, poking fun at Black Friday.

She is not against men in general, just that the farm should always be owned by the females in the family. The trauma of her son leaving was caused by his not accepting this fact and she is afraid this may repeat itself when Alice and her brother grow up, so she wants to kill it in the bud. I expect the drama in the rest of the series will arise when a grown up Alice finds out her brother did not die and their separation was caused by June.