He also wouldn't have had the opportunity to spare the hacker (was it Peck?) who had the Ordos laptop, which would have probably kept him in an even darker mood.

I've seen that, but I think the number is off; God Mode took place on May 1, 2013 (based on info from the POI wiki), and the grave stone was May 3. My guess is either A) math error or B) that's the day she was committed to the hospital and began on the path towards redemption.

I don't think Peter the abusive husband was dumped in the prison, I think he was dumped in the bay. The prison was for the abusive US Marshal.

The item ID number for it was 80211, a reference to the IEEE standard for wifi.

I think it would have to be the Machine, even though we sort of already got her number (as Thornhill). Also, don't forget last episode was also Reese.

I don't know if they could beat Fusco's back-seat complaints in "The Devil's Share."

The HBO CEO of Tits has been getting edged out of Game of Thrones in recent seasons, so he really had find show to plant his flag in.

I really do wish that they'd have written ice-9 into things more smoothly.

"We're sorry, but your daughter is dead. Don't worry though, you could always have another."

If we are assigning chess pieces to team members (which seems improper), I'd peg Reese and Shaw as Rooks (pretty straightforward, very dangerous), Carter as a Bishop (Not as much of an up-front threat as Reese and Shaw, but able to operate through channels they can't), and Fusco as a Knight (deceptively useful).

I think Harold may have a sort of ace-in-the-hole when it comes to saving the Machine.

"Mouzone" was also in last season's Ctrl-Alt-Delete.

I hoping that the finale is going to involve Shaw doing something brutally unpleasant to Blackwell.

The timing of his hack of the ARPANET in 1980 corresponded with a real-world ARPANET virus that took down the whole network for a little while.

He's gone from naming his people after Founding Fathers to shooting them.

Would be funny if Jesus in this show was someone other than Reese.

I need an Amy Acker voice option for everything.

Either way, Greer/Decima has come up with multiple plans to seize control over or create its own versions of an AI system from the start. It's not surprising he succeeded.

It is probably easier to hide the lethal fire suppression system in the budget.

I think the result is the target of the opening narration.
"So let me tell you who we were. Let me tell you who you are. And how we fought back."