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I finished watching the first season yesterday. Even though I never thought much of the show, it kept me interested enough to always want to watch another episode. But that ending was incredibly disappointing and frustrating... It made me feel like the title of the show should have been "The MacGuffin Show". Self-absorption goes through the roof on this show (and yeah, I know it's on purpose, but still). I don't have high hopes for the already announced second season, but I'll probably watch it only to see what the MacGuffin will be, then.

@Jynnan tonnix, you shouldn't watch Legion, then. That's a fun show to come here and talk about it and everyone realizing no one's understanding a thing :D Anyway, I come here mostly to be enlightened about certain things on certain episodes that I didn't quite understand, so I'm glad if I am also able to enlighten someone :)

I can confirm this. On that scene, the scratched numbers were gone, the frame was intact. In relation to what @Chris24601 mentioned in a comment above, this may be an indication that only Q is able to see Alice at this point.

There's one thing I didn't quite understand in this episode (ah! ONE thing only, right...), regarding Lenny. So, according to David's ex-girlfriend, Lenny is actually Benny, a guy. But Syd and David were both at the mental hospital and Lenny was also there, right? Syd knew about Lenny... Heck, didn't Syd even kill Lenny by having her "nicely" framed inside a wall after Syd changed bodies/souls/whatever with David? If this is all correct, then why didn't Syd show herself to be more surprised after the revelation that Lenny was actually a guy named Benny and not the woman she framed on the wall? I'm guessing the real question here is: what did I miss?

So, if niffin Alice is "living" within Q's back tattoo, does that mean that she can come and go as she pleases, without having to be "summoned"? I actually don't know how niffins work... But I understood that Alice being tied to Q's tattoo is something new and unusual. Can anyone please enlighten me on this matter? I really want to see more of Alice, I hated to see her being killed, but I'm not sure I want to keep seeing her like this (even though her "haunted mansion" looks are eerily awesome).

Thanks for the welcome and for the heads up regarding the movies forum, @indeed :)

Thank you, @iRarelyWatchTV36 (love the irony of your name)! I've been an offline lurker for a few days, before I decided to sign up for this community. I've noticed people here seem to be more open-minded and respectful than that troll cesspool that was the IMDB discussion boards. I really hope it stays that way. Too bad this place is only for TV, so no movies discussion around here... But, as far as TV shows go, this seems to be the perfect place to come to and discuss episodes with others.

I got some "Inception" and "Insidious" vibes from this episode. It's like both movies got drunk and had a baby together. At one point, I noticed I was sinking in my couch while being freaked out by the creepy things inside David's mind... As someone already pointed out, this felt like a (slightly) less trippy episode, in the sense that I was able to understand more of what's going on (at least a bit more than just the end credits, like in the previous episodes). I was sitting on the fence regarding this show (too trippy, lots of flashy stuff and unintelligible content) but this episode ended up being the deal-breaker for me and now I'm definitely on board till the end. I want to know what's going on and what's real and what's not and who's who and son on. In an unrelated note, this is my very first Previously.tv comment (this site being the best alternative I could find after that terrible decision at IMDB headquarters). Hi, everyone!