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Yes I think so too. When they were on the runway I noticed that Susan's legs seemed a bit wasted and irregular. I think there might be some muscular degeneration going on. Maybe MS or something?

He looks much better now :)

A short time in the city, away from the family, and Ben's already a better character. Hopefully he'll get back to the man he was before he got involved with them lol. I saw an article about Lecy not being ready to give up playing Becky and that she'd love a spinoff with her and Sean's characters. Because they have such great chemistry. I don't see it.

Well, a siderising. They can't go up (or down).

That mini-challenge really was great. And yeah, for sure Jewels won, no riggory there. Great interpretive dance, though, that's the most I've enjoyed Lexi all season. I've seen people complaining that Lana won the lip synch but I disagree. Lana can move her body, but not her face. Her expression never changes and her lack of emoting is what lost her this one, IMO.

I don't think it's the end of Irv's story, based on Cobel's reaction when Mark mentioned his paintings of the black hallway. (Whaaattt?) I have to say, I was disappointed by innie Mark's decision to stay on the severed floor with Helly. What does he think is going to happen? The rebels can't take over the whole building because they only exist on that floor. Even if there were a way to not run out of food, presumably Lumon can eventually set up a Glasgow block or something. And I didn't like Helly's smug look back at Gemma when Mark chose to stay. She's still a dick.

And Lydia was really doing better, her face was selling. She would have won if she just help hobbling around with those hilarious expressions.

@davidcalgary29 is a treasure!

Wait, why? I didn't catch that.

Hagerty did a great job of presenting as the model for Mattie's fake folksy Matlock persona. I could see the behaviours Mattie copied from her sister.

Oh yeah this hadn't occurred to me before. When the outie descends in the elevator to the severed floor, they become the innie. But when the innie descends even further down in the elevator to the testing floor, they become the outie again. Interesting.

Did I hear this right? When Devin is arguing with the doctor about what's going on with Mark, the doctor says he's reintegrating. Devin says, "no he isn't, we're not doing that again." Again? Has he tried to reintegrate before and doesn't remember? Did anyone else hear this? Or did I just mishear? Or did Mark tell her about Petey and that's what she means?

His kids still live with him, right?

I'm beginning to wonder if Burt was ever severed at all.

I'm sitting here trying to figure out who I want to win, and forgetting at least half of them.

I agree that Rusical was boring and confusing. And I didn't care who won the lip sync. How many more episodes?

It could still have been an accidental overdose. She said she was clean for a month so perhaps her tolerance decreased. If her relapse involved the same amount of drugs she took before getting clean, it could have been too much for her system to handle. Isn't that what happened to Amy Winehouse?

I kept thinking, "That mariachi guy should really sit down."

That was a really intense episode, but... That killer came out of nowhere, I feel cheated.

If coughing is a symptom of reintegration, Milchick might start getting suspicious. Assuming Lumon knows it is indeed possible.

At this point, she better be able to go back in time 5 min or something

Are we sure about this? Didn't we see in his apartment when his innie woke up that his father was in the military (Navy I think)? I think it's still unclear that Irv was too. Unless I missed something.

That cunning little smile of his at the end. I wonder if he's realizing that this might send him down to the testing floor that his outie has been obsessively painting, and that his innie just learned more about from that O&D lady. The severance logistics here are interesting. We have heard of 4 procedures now: severance itself, which splits them -- we initially believed some field they move through in the elevator is what switches them from one version of themselves to the other reintegration -- Lumon has told the world it's not possible, but not only has it been partially achieved outside of Lumon, but Lumon recognized signs of it in Petey's chip, so maybe Lumon is lying about that -- kind of like developing an antidote for a poison but not telling anyone it exists so you can save it for yourself overtime contingency, which allows the innie to perceive the outside world -- and now we know this switch can happen outside the Lumon building, so proximity to the facility is not required Glasgow block, which appears to have the opposite effect of the overtime contingency Now what exactly is this last one? The name suggests that it is temporarily blocking something, but what? Is it blocking severance? If so, was Helena not just experiencing the reverse of the overtime contingency but actually a temporary reintegration? Did she remember both "lives" while the block was on? I wonder. But, why apply severance + OT contingency + Glasgow block to allow Helena to interact with the innies outside? Wouldn't it be easier to just not apply the severance field to her in the first place? We know that the OT contingency field is targeted. It would appear that the Glasgow block is also targeted, since only Helly was overridden by it. So I wonder if the severance field is a blanket field that affects everyone with a chip that's in range of it. If so, if they can convince everyone that it's beneficial to be severed, then they can control the world with it, while using the OT contingency and Glasgow block as precision tools. Finally, at this point does it make any sense for Helena to remain severed (especially if reintegration is possible)? They can't trust her now, even as Helly, since she becomes Helena every night and can conspire with their jailers.

Anyone else catch the Little Britain reference? Didn't know Ru was a fan.

Not by me. Too much of an air of superiority. You can be confident without insulting others. Like Suzie.