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There are many episodes in this show that make no sense, but this episode is definitely up there among those that make the least sense. What kind of communication devices that the cyranolds wear? Continuous real-time video feed from a contact lens? The cyranolds, and the law enforcement, do know that any criminal activity, including murder, that the cyranolds do is chargeable to themselves, not to their principal, do they not? The cyranolds are just relaying messages from the principal, are they not? They are not in any way take over the principal's personality, are they? They also know that if they are shot, they die, do they not? Their principal remains untouched. The reason I ask this is because the avatar was rather cavalier in the first several empty shots that Reddington did.

Maggie and Glenn sex at the drug store was quite obvious.

On top of that, there will be the 'Carol and Daryl Adventures' spin-off series and Rick Grimes spin-off movie. So no, we are not saying goodbye to Carol and Daryl until maybe 2025 at the soonest?

Then it would be a failure in command as officer-enlisted fraternization is prohibited under the UCMJ.

Those two girls are safe and sound in Colorado. Jerri is native Helenan.

Katheryn Winnick's (née Vinitska) first language is Ukrainian. She spoke Ukrainian before she spoke Canadian. My nitpick: that is not how the autopilot works. The car needs to be driven to a certain speed before the autopilot can be engaged. It is basically intelligent cruise control with the ability of maintain the lane. It can not be operated from stop.

I thought I was done with this show, but then reading this comments I could not help contributing another two cents. Okay, show post-mortem. There were two behaviors in this show that I could not figure out and were I felt totally bizarre and illogical. 1. Adam So how do we figure Adam out? Scared? Guilt? Coward? Self-entitled? He hit Rocco accidentally. Normal behavior would be to flee immediately to escape responsibilities or to stay and help the victim to accept responsibility. Not Adam. After he settled himself, Adam visited dying Rocco, picked his phone up and called 911. But he did not say anything to 911. Why? Did he want to help or did he not want to help? After Adam explained the accident Michael tried to remove the evidence of the crime. But Adam then photographed them. Did he want his father to save his skin or did he want to make confession? He then approach Fia intentionally. Again, what was the motive? And he looked joyful when the Baxters invited him to the celebration. Did he think that he was off the hook? 2. Desire I also could not comprehend the behavior of this gang. First Charlie asked them to get the car stolen. That one I could understand. It might be a favor to ask in exchange of something. But then Kofi was forced to plea guilty of the hit. That meant that the car was hot. Why did Desire open themselves to that problem while they knew that the car was stolen on Charlie's request? Why did they sacrifice one of their own to cover Charlie? Even after Kofi was murdered, even after Kofi's family was killed, they did not lean on Charlie. What did Charlie have over them that made them willing to swallow all that loss? Who is Charlie? So far he was mentioned as a mayoral candidate and community activist. But Desire went all the way to confront Baxters and was ready for a gang war without even speak to Charlie to find WTF was going on.

I can buy if the accident was not caught on camera if it was on residential street with low traffic. What I do not buy is that while the whole event of the accident happens, since the hit until Adam's departure from the scene, nobody passes the area. No pedestrian, no onlooker, no other traffic - except for that one mysterious car. It happens in broad daylight when weather is not an issue.

Well then in that case I think the poster should have given an indication that it was an off-topic discussion as I do not follow Breaking Bad at all.

Sorry, who is WW, Jesse, and Gail? I watched all 10 episodes and I found no one with the initial WW.

Well, that was 10 hours of my life that I cannot get back. Disappointing end to a show that does not make much sense to begin. I particularly hate the deus-ex-machina ending that still leaves us hanging. My nitpick of this episode is about drivers in New Orleans in this show. First, Eugene was well within his right to walk across the street, on a crosswalk. The car had no business honking him. Second, what kind of asshole parked his truck right in front of someone's driveway where there was plenty of space available behind that truck?

Where did the QRF come from? Bravo landed in a city deep inside Syria in the middle of the war, in the middle of firefight. They moved outside of the city and there was the QRF there waiting for them?

If Baxter has the juice to have his son killed somebody in prison and got the case swept under the rug at first and now have a judge arrested on bogus allegation, why could he not stop the arrest of his son?

Ex Uber driver here. The scene where Michael just jumped into the car and asked the driver to drive him was rather impossible, unless Trevor wanted Uber to cut him off. Uber drivers were not allowed to take fare outside of the system. Michael needed go to the system and request a car and Trevor would have to accept. If Michael's phone did not work, tough luck. And you are right. There is no way Michael could track Trevor using the app. Otherwise ride-share drivers would be in jeopardy from stalkers. However, just to nitpick you, entering destination is optional. Passenger can just tell the driver. The app will calculate the distance and the time..

My issue with this episode is on the legal side. Barba kept on saying that the victim was a serial rapist who raped the accused's daughter. But that fact was never decided in court. For all everybody there knew, Sharma was innocent. There was not even an evidence that Sharma was the father. Everything there was allegation. As well, the accused did not know that the victim was really the perpetrator. That should be an aggravating factor in the verdict or sentence. My nitpick, NYPD officers and Manhattan DAs are day drinking now? It was bright outside the bar. In January, it means earlier than 4 PM.

Are you really comparing wind power used in a trireme with wind power used in a galleon?

It has been several episodes that I feel that civilizations (human and alien alike) do not progress in normal pace. Discovery jumped 930 years in the future, yet the technological advancement in the 32nd century seems minimal compared to the 23rd century. Case in point, the starship engine. Putting The Burn into consideration, in 800 years, civilizations in the universe were still using dilithium-powered warp drive. The basic design and architecture of starship propulsion did not change in 800 years. Compare that with real life where 800 years ago our ancestors went to the sea with dhows and junks and now we have nuclear submarine. Or compare that with in-universe where warp drive was invented in 2060 and in 200 years they had full-blown space exploration. I would think that in the far future they jump from system to system with hyperdrive or something. As well, our Discovery crew seem to be able to match their 32nd counterparts in terms of knowledge, medical, warfare, technology and many other things. Again, back to real life example, imagine if there is a ship from the year 1090 appears here and meet with a modern destroyer. Just one shot and that ship will be blown to pieces without any resistance. In short, I am a bit disappointed with how the show pictures the 32nd century.

Wakanda forever! Referring to the Trill, of course. What kind of a leader Saru is? Nobody, but nobody leaves the wardroom without the Captain's permission.

Yeah, just like Person of Interest, I hate it when the 'computer' they are talking about does outside the realms of what AI and IoT can possibly do. Case in point, how did Iliza know the that there was a pistol in the safe and the combination of the safe's lock? The safe is air gapped, there is no sensor in the room that is also connected to the internet.

CBC Montreal of course still exists. Just like all other CBC stations across Canada and just like other English stations in Montreal. However, while CBC do have francophones working for them, they do not offer French programming

Ex-Montrealer here. Good parts of CBC sketch: Montreal bagel. Yes it is more like a ring than the doughnut shape bagel, but it tastes oh so good. Tabarnak! Le traffic! Yes, city of millions orange cones. Shout-out to Jacques-Cartier bridge, and an indirect one to the Big O, or as I like to put it, the Big Owe. Bad / dubious parts: McKinnon's Parisian accent and mention of Peugeot. Quebec automotive industry is North American. French autos abandoned the market decades ago. And that is one pet peeve of mine. Often, I find that the perception of the rest of North America towards French Canada is to generalize them with French of France. They are completely different. CBC is one-half of the company CBC/SRC. The other half is Société Radio-Canada that does their business in French. There is no French programming on CBC, all of them is on Radio-Canada. French Canada is not crazy about Drake like, at all. It is a bit off-putting for the sketch to insinuate that way.

From what I read, this season was filmed during Spring-Summer 2019 timeframe. Is it normal to have such a long lead time between filming and airing? I thought in previous seasons filming in Spring meaning airing in the following Autumn / Winter. If they filmed in 2019, should it not have been aired in October 2019 or February 2020?

That the Seven play a scripted movie as themselves doing what they (supposed to) do daily really confuses me. Who does that? Yes, there is Space Jam, but it is a comedy, not their real life. There are reasons why Tom Hanks played the pilot on Sully, not Sully Sullenberger himself.

Super Penis! Even though that scene was only 15 seconds long, it was the highlight of the episode for me. Only this show dares to go there, exploiting sex organ with super power.

Future or not, some basic engineering concepts surely are still applicable. Who designed the rocket craft? Why were there plenty of wasted space in it? The spacing of the seats made no sense whatsoever, particularly as the seats were just that. There were no mini-cabins as in today's first class. And why there was no headrests on the seats?