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Miles and Mack are the same age. And they represent so perfectly why middle school is so awkward - some 14-year-olds look like little kids and some look like grown adults.

Production requires that the windows are rolled up during scenes filmed in the car, because otherwise the wind noises overwhelm the sound.

That is also quite an unbelievable plot point. As if the news of a Norwegian person who was on that plane (a worldwide major news story) didn't return to Norway would never be realized?

That was driving me crazy! Maybe it's a cop thing or a nod to having missed 5 years of socio-technical momentum, but who thinks to grab a point-and-shoot crappy digital camera to snap a quick photo? If The Blacklist and Lost had a baby that inherited their most unsavory features, it would be this show.

Do we know where in NJ Randall's family lives? Because the NJ state line borders the city of Philadelphia so a drive from NJ to Philly could conceivably be a couple of minutes.

Absolutely! This whole series "harkens back" to American chattel slavery which - for me - makes all of the contemporary feminist commentary so incredibly fascinating and ironic. IMO this was one of the best scenes in the entire series for this reason. It visually brought the parallels between this dystopian nightmare and real-life not-so-distant U.S. history to the forefront. Brilliant.

Cate and Tyler seem pretty clueless about parenting and what it takes. And sending Nova to Cate's mom's house 2-3 nights per week is a pretty outrageous decision for two non-working parents to make (especially given Cate's mom's history). Clearly Cate has some issues going on (i.e., depression, guilt, etc) and she should be engaging in some intense counseling. That being said, I think that Tyler's mom seemed somewhat jealous/resentful that Nova was always at Cate's mom's and not available when she was able to make it to visit. She works, right? And has a life that involves typical adult responsibilities? So she is probably not able to keep Nova nearly as much as all of these unemployed people. I loved how she gave Tyler the business about being lazy.