HDJulie

I was confused about something the father said. He was lamenting all of the negatives of being a ghost & said 200 years, implying he'd been dead for 200 years. Did I interpret that correctly because Laszlo has been a vampire way longer than that, right?

I've played role player games, but this was 30 years ago when it was all text (open door, you're in a dark room with a lantern, get lantern, light lantern). I'm not familiar with these games but from what you've said, this appears to remain true to the game & that's good enough for me.

Overall, I liked the show. I found it because of Goggins & stayed because of him & Lucy. I have to admit, though, that I spent a good bit of time with my eyes averted. That was a lot of gore. I am admittedly a low-bar viewer, which means that I care very little if things make sense, so long as I am entertained. However, even I took issue with some of the nonsense: 1. Did Moldaver's people do the slaughtering of the Vault 32 people so they could get to Vault 33 & ultimately, Hank? And then slaughtered Vault 33 people? If they got into 32, why couldn't they have gotten Into 33 the same way. Oh well, I guess the end justifies the means 2. The corporate people were interested in human behavior experiments? Why? 3. The corporate people, the same ones who wanted to do behavioral experiments, thought that with populations in different vaults, there'd still be no us vs them mentality? 4. Assuming that the corporate people all went into stasis as well, they wanted to wake up 200 years later, when I guess the level of radiation would have become not as deadly or whatever, to 'rebuild' the world as they saw fit, a world where the entire infrastructure was gone & there would be no modern conveniences for likely decades? 5. Assuming also that the corporate people were more power hungry than greedy, were they going to rebuild together with just one person having power, or did they expect to each have their own kingdom in their respective vaults. And if they were masters of their own domain, they expected the other masters to have the exact same visions & therefore would have no conflict? I just can't hand wave the idiocy of thinking that annihilating an entire planet could ever be a good thing, any more a profitable one.

I'm not a gamer (though I did play MUD back in the day. Try doing it all with just text), so I'm not familiar with the video game for this show & maybe that's why I don't understand how Vault 32 was cleaned, repainted, all the gore & broken stuff removed & replaced with new stuff from who knows where, in a day. Who did all of the work because it had to be a group of people & that means a number of people know what happened to Vault 32. Are these people in/from Vault 31? Is that some mastermind vault?

That reminds me -- wasn't it that situation that caused the rift between her & Liz? Liz says in the last episode that she was about to do the same, so I don't see how it would have. When Liz & Navarro went to the cleaning lady's house, Liz introduced Navarro as her partner. Did she call her that at any other time in the show? I don't remember it, if so, & thought that signified Liz once again respected her as a colleague. I imagine a lot of us here are old & white :-)

I liked it but I personally have very low viewing standards. As long as I’m not bored, I don’t much care whether things make sense or not. Most of the time, I have to read these forums to find out what all I missed catching. I didn’t have a problem with Liz & Leah being in a better place in their relationship. That scene was 5 or more months later. Plenty of time for them both to have forged a better understanding of each other. I liked that Leah had the marks on her chin. Where was Liz in the last scene? That wasn’t their house.

They’ll be there in the morning ;-)

Remind me - before the asteroid was discovered, what was the purpose of being on Mars? What was earth getting out of it.

Well, now we know why Shaw looks so good for being 90 years old.

There are 2 episodes left this season? Has it been stated anywhere whether there will be a season 3, or could the last 2 episodes be the last 2 episodes ever. As mentioned above, there have been several references to Morbius & his real timeline. It might be cliche but it wouldn't surprise me (who obviously has no creativity) if all of the TVA people were back in their real timelines at the end of this season.

What was Renslayer going to do to “fix” the TVA? Did she not believe that the loom was going to be destroyed? I don’t understand what her plan or intent was. What does it mean to be a god? You can do magic? They certainly aren’t immortal.

Sucks to be them :-)

I’m hoping it’s foreshadowing & this variant is going to make the choices to not become HWR.

I think there were never that many at the same time & aren't they kind of newly more self-aware when before they just followed orders without question.

This was my thought as well