I forget the exact details but wasn't he filming in Mexico for years before the pilot so canonically his accent could have gotten stronger since high school?

I interpreted that as 'they have a slightly naive view on how long it will take to be able to afford to be back in a nice bigger place' rather than 'Michael is going to die soon'.

I suppose it depends what 'angle' (for lack of a better term) they were going for as Cecelia. If it was Jane acting as her, the accent makes sense. Jane has been born and raised in America, as has her mother, so her accent would presumably be less natural (even though she's clearly been around the language, I suspect…

It was brief and put back so I wouldn't be surprised if they quickly got some Koreans to do it.

The opening catch up made me ridiculously happy. I love how it just embraces the ridiculousness of its own premise and runs with it.

I did say "not always" after :p

Yeah I couldn't help but notice it. Even just little touches like Maggie chewing on the ticket. Normally everyone is so rigid!

Cameron dropped out of college at the start of season one so must be what, 27-28 or so now?

I imagine they'll pop up in some capacity in the next season. They've followed Cameron from the first season so even if not coders with the project they may come to share ideas/expertise or hell just have a beer with Cameron. I imagine we'll see most of them again, even if it's just for one or two scenes in the last…

I kind of want to see similar. Maybe not as part of season four, but would be a fun little blu-ray bonus feature to show them at different points in tech history from 90s to now.

"Ability"? You make it sound like a super power :p

Personally I don't care that these people are part of all the big tech products/revolutions because it's interesting to explore them through a lens of fiction. It's a bit contrived that they're always right on the money, but I enjoy the general narrative and the character work so I'm happy to go with it.

I think her heart was in the right place by offering to drop Joe. She wanted Cameron to feel happy and thought Joe would prevent that, but see it through her own eyes (mostly assumed she still hated Joe and their frosty reception to each other after the hook up would suggest that). However I think Cameron is more…

I've never completely understood the setup but I believe it's a practice tied to a hospital (the one she later visited with Leo) and all the nurses from the hospital (and thus this practice and others) were striking. Maybe they tour all the practices as a group.

She also has her fertility clinic which seems to be doing well and that's an extra source of income.

I loved how ridiculous the "it's probably in you boys… Or at least one of you". It was so over the top.

Mental image of her taking a pride of lions out for a walk…

That's one of my favourite tropes from the show. Someone just says an inspirational line and it all pops into place.

Did we know how much older that cop she was with for a few episodes was? Got a sense he was older, but can't recall if it was stated.

Hasn't it been quite a while (in the show's terms) since Rogelio and Xo slept together? She probably would have noticed by now.