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Could Pan have turned into a pony for Lyra to ride when they're trying to escape?

Paula Malcolmson (Trixie) is on WATCHMAN as one of the rebels.

Actually, Noura only knows that Kellie suggested a Jack "safety" vote. She doesn't know where Dean got his idol. Kellie can say that Dean told her he would be playing an idol (true) and would vote for Jack (also true), and that she still voted for Dean (also true). There's no real reason for Dean to rat out Kellie, but if he does, she can deny it and no one else would know the real truth.

How could the prison authorities put Ben in a cell with Will, who he tried to kill once and staged a second attempted killing on Sami's behalf?

Alfie Allen (Theon Greyjoy) plays the assistant to Captain K (Sam Rockwell) in Jojo Rabbit.

I'm Sandra and I win!

I didn't read the graphic novels (my mind doesn't "grok" graphic novels), and I don't think I saw the movie, but I'm not really having trouble following the tv series so far. Even though I don't know who "Veidt" is, I expect that it'll become clearer as the show unfolds.

To be fair, John and Marlena live in the penthouse, so theirs is the only apartment on that floor, with a private elevator. So letting Ari run ahead isn't that big of a deal.

If they actually WANTED to win immunity challenges, they should have gotten rid of Karishma. But, they don't. They WANT to lose the next three immunity challenges to get rid of the 3 former other tribe members while protecting the 4 members of their previous tribe on the evenly divided other tribe. Once they've gotten rid of the 3, then they can start winning. I predict that Karishma will be the last to go of the 3.

Karishma is really lucky to still be there. Her whispering at TC should have tipped off Vince that something was up. If he'd been spooked and played his idol, she'd be gone. Since she knew the men were targeting her in the "split" vote, and suspected that Vince might have an idol, the smarter play was to go after Tom. Plus Vince was kinda allied with her while Tom was going to write down her name. I can maybe understand the other women preferring to keep Tom so as not to upset the two younger men (who they think they need for challenges, although this may not be true), but getting rid of a potential ally over a member of the "opposition" doesn't make a lot of sense.

Julie has always been a bigot. She broke up Valerie and David because she didn't want her son dating a black woman.

Maybe it'll be like Hope and Princess Gina, and the real Steve will still be in there somewhere.

I think once they've used their block, even if it had no effect, they no longer have it.

Excellent point. I'd just assumed that it would enter the wastewater flow into Peconic Bay, but you're probably right about the U-bend. I'm sure that in the show, this will not be the case and the tracker will be gone. Of course, the not-NTSB folks would be watching the police chief's house and would know that Piper is back there anyway.

I would probably hate her in real life, but she's Survivor gold!

Was she fake crying or did she really think she'd get voted out? If the former, that was impressively believable, and props to her. If the latter, ugh!

Yeah, it certainly looked like the obvious play. Elizabeth was an idiot to agree to Rob's "contest," and a bigger idiot to lie about what was on IoI. A much better play would have been to tell most of the truth, including that Rob and Sandra were there and taught her to make fire, but say that she'd refused Rob's offer. The lie she did tell would have made her tribemates suspicious that she'd actually picked the correct urn and won an advantage of some sort. Of course, there's no way they'd vote out the Olympic swimmer at the first tribal council, so it probably didn't matter what she did (for now), but this will all come back to bite her later on when they find out she was lying. My favorite player right now is Janet, the lifeguard. She's a real badass, which probably means they'll keep her until the merge and then cut her loose as soon as she loses individual immunity.

Definitely. But that would require the writers to know about Days history. She worked at the Center just before her "death." The church was a lot earlier.

So Piper remembers a lot more than she's letting on. She knew there was a tracking device in her neck (which is now on it's way to Peconic Bay), and that she's responsible for the plane crash. They're trying to imply that "Homeland Security" was experimenting on her on Plum Island. Unfortunately, the real Plum Island is an agriculture research station, working on animal pathogens (foot and mouth disease, probably anthrax, etc.), so it doesn't really track. But points to them for even knowing where Plum Island is.

I'm not sure she has any of her own aims, other than to gain power (and keep it).

You'd think that Salem University Hospital would have instituted SOME sort of security by now. Most real life hospitals require you to have a staff badge or sign in as a visitor if you don't work there. But at SUH, people just waltz in and trash "secure" laboratories willy nilly. And there are still CCTV cameras, right? That's how Eve was discovered to have taken the diary in the first place. So the perpetrator (almost certainly Eve) will be on camera yet again.

In the real world, it would be the Governor (if the crime was entirely within the state that Salem is in) or the President (if they crossed state lines or committed a Federal offense) who would have the final say, not the Mayor.

If you pm me, perhaps I can answer your questions without referencing the movie.

Timothy Olyphant is in ONCE UPON A TIME...IN HOLLYWOOD. He plays an actor playing a bad guy in a Western tv pilot.

Exactly. The Dothraki line of succession is whoever kills the Khal becomes the next Khal. So Jon killing Dani wouldn't make them mad at Jon, it would make them loyal to him.