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No body believes you’re not gay. Yeah, didn’t its name was phoebe either. Guess I wasnt listening very well, Great script, but it did have an excessive number of jokes and winks to the audience. Even had a couple jokes about its use of winks to the audience. Yeah, I thought this show was supposed to be about some great power struggle resulting in a "war to end all wars" type conflict that would consolidate power and lead to the Targaryn blood line sitting on the iron throne for like 300 more years. Seems like it was a little bit too easy to me. Maybe Queen HT will realize that her son/King has vanished, and decide that she might as well fight instead. I think one time he found a Mayan building in the Amazon with LIDAR. Or maybe that was the one legged Asian guy on that other show. I wonder if they know each other? "As a footnote, it bears observing how Dany later on was impervious to fire but these her ancestors were not. Wonder why that was." Probably bad writing. Simply forgot that Targaryens were supposed to be fire proof. But Dany's older brother wasn't for some reason, loved when AquaMan gave him the golden crown. Maybe he was just "fire resistant" but could not handle temperatures above 1948 degrees F. Pretty sure Aemond planned, or at least viewed it as an opportunity, to get rid of his brother. Looked to me like Aemond delayed in "answering the horn" because he wanted Aegon to get into the battle, and he knew that Aegon had secretly arrived. He supported Aegon's claim to the crown because he knew that he "could" be in line for the throne after Aegon. Aemend had no direct claim, so that was his only potential pathway to king. Funny, I felt that way during S1, but she sort of grew on me this year. Took a bullet for the team in the end, helped to kill the wimpy king, good way to go out. Wonder how long it'll take the SeaSnake to get back into the dating circle... My guess is 1 episode. Thanks. Cool, figured that was it. Do they also eat bugs? 4 Episodes in. Still don't understand where they get food from in this closed system. Maybe its explained later in season. Could have sworn I saw some open grills going at one point in the common area. Hope it's not a rip-off of Snowpiercer where they eat Jell-O blocks of beetles. Yes, so you can have multiple protagonists. Yet I don't see one anywhere. I don't know. She strikes me as an older woman who is desperately trying to hold on to the last semblance of good looks she has left, trying to date younger men regardless of how attractive they are, and just needs a man of some sort in her life. She's clearly not a "leader" of any demonic conspiracy because she randomly met Leland, but she's a joiner because she wants to feel young and important. The fact that she's "tough" makes it interesting because she can slap Leland, but she always gives in to him and makes the wrong choice. Pretty sure they just told the cops about the underground crawl space. Either that or Leeland and Cheryl went down there and collected the bones for their next dinner date. She’s not a miscast if you’re trying to make an unrealistic lesbian murder mystery about a rampaging native Alaskan female cleaning crew that hates scientists. Its funny how Jodie Foster is struggling to play a hetero character at this point in her career when she is obviously a proud lesbian. Not that there's anything wrong with that. As far as Kreese goes, while he escaped from prision, remember that he was wrongfully imprisoned to begin with. When he escaped, he may have beat up a few guys in the process, but i don't recall him killing anyone. The authorities know he's inncocent because Sting-Ray recanted, and it appears that Silver isn't disputing that he was the one that committed the assault. So in light of all this, I can see law enforcement maybe just letting Kreese go, and Kreese trying to pick up where he left off. After all, he's innocent. No, the monkey killed at least 2 of them. What a funky monkey. Ok, assuming some pretty significant facts. I think the time dilution would have started as they got closer to the planet, because if it happening right new to the Endurance, then the Endurance would have been affected as well. Which raises a bigger question. Why didn't they just bring the Endurance down close to the planet to reduce the effect of the time distortion? My man wouldn't have had to sit around with a protein IV drip for 23 years, maybe only 3 or 4. Hell, they could have brought the Endurance down with the landing craft and hovered it at 3000 feet.