Since its been so long... how did Clarke herself survive Praimfaya? Was the Nightblood really enough to survive that level of radiation?

A subtler one than last year’s use of Exit Music, to be sure, but quite possibly...

That counter was the other hosts, with a timer of 0.72 hours - though Bernard realized then his symptoms were identical, and we was heading down the same path (perhaps then ‘rediscovering’ that he’s a host)

Random thought: All 3 season finale titles have alluded to the personality of the God/Big Bad.

S1 - Have you brought me little cakes? / S2 - We have a brought you little cakes.

I kind of enjoy how they leave readers thinking they know what might happen too, before swerving completely away.

You’re right, memory went fuzzy.

The whole time I kept wondering if 12 was picked intentionally because Rory travelled with the 12th Doctor....

I‘d never realized that John Noble was voicing Mallus, so it was a delight to see him on screen, even as I thought it was kind of amazing they got him to do that cameo at all.

As long as any company uses the compression code and the guys lived under his roof, I’m pretty sure he owns 10% of the company - though in this case, there was only ever Pied Piper. They might have pivoted uncountable times (framework, box, video chat...) but it’s ever been the one legal entity.

Being born in ‘81, I still find that sketchy. Those who speak of the micro-generation in between X and Millenials have it right - analog childhood, digital adulthood. There’s a huge gulf between the experiences of someone born in ‘81 and someone born in ‘91.

Definitely. She was also shown typing her thoughts on the computer at least during one of the voiceovers.

That threw me off as well - Angus was clearly talking about the Max Rager basement, but he wasn’t around for that. Though I suppose he’d know that Major was the one who put him on ice since he was outed as the chaos killer.

Wrestler brain was blue brain though, so it makes a lot more sense.

I really pined for Chuck there :( Even when it went off the rails, and tried to adapt to shifting episode orders, it was still a good watch, with a bittersweet end.

Nice!

As fun as the brain was, its prevalence and influence on Liv made no sense. I’m not one who’s in the camp that complains that the personalities have taken over compared to season 1, but the whole conceit of this two parter was BrainLESS in Seattle because the victim’s brain was mostly missing, and what was left was…

That would have been amazing CW synergy. Alas....

That makeover scene was just about everything I love about this show.

What’s going to be this season’s episode count?

But then you realize it’s helmed by Jonathan Nolan and his wife, and he’s clearly got a thing for AI given the whole Person of Interest thing, especially when it comes to discussing the morality of an advanced super intelligence - or in this case, the intelligence of technology so advanced it might as well be human -…