TV Anonymous

One thing that I like about this show is that even though it is set in Batman - and therefore DC superheroes - universe, the fantasy element is minimum. With the exception of the mushroom, everything in the show could happen IRL. Even the Penguin does not have superhuman ability, unlike Danny de Vito who could summon actual penguins.

I thought that this was a mini-series and this episode was the series finale?

Strictly from cars point of view, the BMW could have easily outrun the Toyota. And the pickup driver did not see that there was accident on the road?

Three episodes in, what is the purpose of Cassandra?

I know, right? I believe there is a trope for that. It happens when a big character fights a swarm of opponents. It is always the character fights the opponents one by one. Even if it risks killing one or some of the opponents, the result should be better than being killed one after another by the big character.

Well Rhaenys, there is a saying in fighter pilots world, "Lose the sight, lose the fight." She lost sight of Aegon and his dragon, and she lost her life.

With the conclusion of this season, and the series for that matter, this clarify, if it has not done before, that Star Trek universe exist in completely different reality / dimension / universe than ours. It is not merely what could happen in the future, it is not us whatsoever. The existence of the Progenitors billion years ago mean that what we know about evolution is completely false. Humans are not the product of evolution from lower organism to what we are now (bipedal with hips, walking erect, two hands and a head above the shoulders), but instead we inherit our traits directly from the Progenitors, who were older than even the dinosaurs. Also, older explanations in various Star Trek media that human and other alien species look similar because of convergent evolution is wrong.

I wish that the writers did a bit of research first before introducing a major plot. What Law & Order franchise taught me is there there is TARU in NYPD. They would find the deleted exposé on Johnson's laptop pretty quickly. As well, they would find metadata on the fake document quite easily.

Season finale: Really, ATF, a federal law enforcement agency, cannot prevent a civilian plane from taking off? One emergency call to the FAA and the plane will be grounded, especially that they know the tail number. If the plane refuses to land, in these days, particularly in New York airspace, F-16s will meet the plane.

This episode confuses me. Well, all episodes confuse me but this one is a bit particular. Dr. Olsen separated from the clinic and did her own practice. She went ahead and slammed her old practice and former colleagues on social media. But then she still did her practice at the same location? Further, what kind of place was that? Was that a day clinic, a recovery place or a place to stay for an extended time? Why did Mrs. Holmes dance at the clinic? Was the upper floor of the clinic a residential area? Why was she in the clinic at all if she did not have any procedure done?

Just watched S4 E10, where they killed Detective Bashir, and this one jumped to me. Stabler had a dream about a military activity in a desert, presumably from his time in military service. In that dream he saw a V-22 flying over. The problem is, the first episode of L&O:SVU, where Stabler was present, was in September 1999. V-22 became operational with the Marines only in March 2006, and it definitely was not in Desert Shield / Desert Storm. Just watched S4 E10, where they killed Detective Bashir, and this one jumped to me. Stabler had a dream about a military activity in a desert, presumably from his time in military service. In that dream he saw a V-22 flying over. The problem is, the first episode of L&O:SVU, where Stabler was present, was in September 1999. V-22 became operational with the Marines only in March 2006, and it definitely was not in Desert Shield / Desert Storm. Just watched S4 E10, where they killed Detective Bashir, and this one jumped to me. Stabler had a dream about a military activity in a desert, presumably from his time in military service. In that dream he saw a V-22 flying over. The problem is, the first episode of L&O:SVU, where Stabler was present, was in September 1999. V-22 became operational with the Marines only in March 2006, and it definitely was not in Desert Shield / Desert Storm.

So the super secret ex-CIA agent who knew how to used weapons and knew how to fight three men could not change a flat tire? LMFAO!

Alright, my nitpick. What is one of the rules of firearms safety? "Be sure of the target and what is behind it." It is very much laughable that the FBI sniper team would lethally shoot on blobs of thermal image without knowing 100% who the blobs were representing. All the had were guesses and they were willing to kill based on the guess?

My thoughts, that are not yet discussed here. We know that what happened at 10k BCE affected present time. Case in point, Eve left an artefact (for God's sake I cannot remember) under a boulder in 10k BCE for Gavin to find in the present. Now they introduced species from Cretaceous to Neogene period. Did that not affect the present at all? Those dinosaurs skipped very long time period, including the mass extinction, to be in 10k BCE. Surely evolution of species in that earth cannot be the same as it is IRL. And therefore 2021 Los Angeles cannot be the same as the one they left.

What did Ben do on the carriage in Giza? Without a second thought he left the carriage and looked for a way to Cairo. What if his in the carriage led him to the important mission that he needed to complete? it just weird that he made that decision without understanding the big picture first. Did Ben and Hannah have sex in the hotel? Sam did have a biological child in ToS. Are they following this model? Speaking of out the country, Ben leaped to the battleship and the space shuttle. Granted that they were both U.S. vessels, but he was out of U.S. soil. And Sam leaped to Greece as a Greek in the episode with Brooke Shields.