Starchild

If you find it online please link, I'm curious now. I've searched and couldn't find anything.

The character was even wearing the Season 1 blue dress.

Which teaser is this?

I tried to feel bad for Spencer, I really did, but I just couldn't. I knew she was going to kill the horse as soon as her son came on the scene, and when she did, I knew what happened to her father. So, Newton is Thorn, and head of a company more powerful than the CIA? So why didn't he just take over OriGen on his own and get back his design? What did he really need Faraday for? Because he needed Justin? And Justin wouldn't trust him because he was white? But then if it didn't matter if she knew the truth, why not just show her his blue alien face then? Why bring a drone over? Are all drones only capable of dressing in dark human skin, and all adepts are only capable of putting on light human skin? Is that why he had to bring a drone to gain her trust? Or did it have to be this particular drone? Because he knew she'd trust Faraday, who's a decent guy and not Newton himself, who's a right dick? So many questions and only 1 episode left.

The show is still good, but not as good as when it was still set in the park.

Same hospital! I lived in Woodside, could see the Imperial Oil firestack from my bedroom window. I miss the ocean.

Murder isn't the only felony that can land you in jail. There's still a body to deal with.

Show's not over yet, and there might be some other felony still to be committed in relation to Howard's death.

He does stick around though. Or maybe he goes and comes back?

If it's Kim calling Saul on his birthday, then it's clear they're separated, or they would have planned to spend it together. So with that theory, she's not dead. But why are they separated? Is she in prison, witness protection, vacuumed, on the run, or something else? With a new name and life, she would have had to agree not to contact people from her old life. While she could ignore that rule, it just might indicate she's not in that scenario. Instead she's free to make calls, just not visits. If she's still alive in the BB timeline, then the teaser of Kim reciting her oath of office over a shot of her living room candle spattered with Howard's blood, and Rhea's statement that there are fates worse than death, leads me to think that Kim was disbarred and imprisoned as a result of what happened to Howard. And I'd be OK with that.

Oh Hector walked the walk. There was that incident at the pool with a young Gus and his partner after all..

Glad we're not getting a cliffhanger with that last scene

Genes are passed down, but mutations arise spontaneously. The ones that stick and are then propagated are those that are advantageous in prolonging/advancing the species. That doesn't seem to be the case for Henry, as evidenced by the 5 miscarriages. I'd bet he was the first (and likely last) of his family born with this mutation.

It could be a dominant gene mutation, expressed in every offspring. But that doesn't explain why he himself didn't time travel out of the womb. Possibilities? it's not dominant, it's just how his genes combine with hers specifically it's dominant (which is why occurs in 100% of offspring), but it didn't activate in him until he experienced some combination of environmental influences -- question is why did he get to childhood before it triggered for the first time, but all of his offspring are getting triggered in utero although I studied some genetics in university, I don't know enough to speculate about some of the possible nuances can a dominant gene be unexpressed (i.e. dormant)? can a dormant gene be passed to an offspring, whose copy activates in the womb? can an active dominant gene be passed to an offspring, whose copy remains dormant in the womb? this could be the only way her baby survives to term Henry says he's the only one in the world with a time traveler gene. Maybe this does happen to a lot more people, it's just that the vast majority travel outside the womb before they're viable. By some miracle, he didn't. She is definitely not thinking this through. After 5 miscarriages, she should assume every child will have this affliction. Even if the fetus does survive long enough to be born (Henry did, after all, so we know it's possible), the child could time travel at any time. As a newborn, an infant, a toddler. Terrible things could happen to a defenseless child that appears somewhere out of nowhere. Henry doesn't appear to travel far into the past or future, or outside of his own country, but babies get stressed all time; can you imagine a baby dropping into some back alley in the middle of winter? If Claire thinks losing a time traveling fetus is bad, imagine the guilt associated with losing a child old enough to feel pain and fear. Side note: imagine walking around minding your own business when a fetus suddenly lands on the street in front of you. :(

I would expect that, at various intervals, they would do all 3.

That last scene was heartbreakingly beautiful. The way her blood spread out like angel wings. I guess Dad is dead now? And who is the CIA lady working with behind Jimmi's back? Finch? Sorry for some reason I can't remember anyone's names except Justin and Faraday.

These days, we'd probably think they were too obviously preachy.

Observations: Was Spock drinking wine in the beginning? I thought Vulcans didn't drink alcohol Was that Stonn working with T'Pring in the rehab centre? As soon as Spock handed Aspen the phaser I knew there'd be a betrayal Angel could be a cool character if they just twirled a little less mustache

I was born in a Halifax hospital, but we lived in Dartmouth.

If only she would use her powers for good.

She is good at what she does, much as I hate what she does.

Yo, kittens are straight up evil

Bill's pre-show tweet says KellyAnne Conway is on the show tonight. I can suffer through it if she's the interview, but if she's on the panel I'm not sure I can stomach that. Like her opinion would be worth listening to after everything.

I thought it was weird that Pike would just take her word for it that unplugging the kid would kill him. "Oh OK then, no point in even taking a look I guess" I think it was literal, but c'mon they're warp-capable, just freakin' leave the lava planet FFS

I didn't like Walter White but his journey fascinated me.