With Wolverine's original powers.

Jiaying is older then everyone else there. She may have started the rumor it was a deathstone so her people would be wary of it and report it to her if they ever saw it, so none of them would try and take it's power for themselves. While actually intending to activate it if she ever saw the need for an Inhuman Army…

They need a lot more powered people for Civil War. And SHIELD would be at the center of that conflict, more Inhumans gives them an easy set-up tp be invested.

Cal's probably in on it as he drank to vials. Don't think Lincoln is. Gordon might be but I think he genuinely believed Jiaying would prevent SHIELD from attacking and just saw Raina's warning as a power-play.

Liquid rock=Global Terrigen Bomb=Inhuman Army=Indexing All Inhumans Impossible.

Again, only Gordon tried to get to know her. What the others know about her short-term visions is limited at best. Not hard to paint her as a liar to the masses.

They wouldn't believe her. Jiaying has served them for decades. Raina is a new thorn-beast that broke tradition toget her powers, and used to work for Hydra. If you lived there, who would you trust?

About the liquid-rock: Jiaying is the one who said it was a killer weapon and we know she's not
trustworthy.This makes me think maybe it's not a deathstone but the
Global Terrigen Bomb. She wants all her people activated now as she
believes now that they are exposed she needs an army for the war she
believes would…

Jiaying feels war is inevitable now that her people are exposed so she's starting it on her terms. I think the deathstone might really be the bomb, she needs an army to fight for her and no way they can Index all the inhumans if the Mist goes global.

Fair point. Although so many more came out of random people getting on stage. Not all the guests are horrible but it makes the show seem more restricted as it always seems to be some combination of Living Scenery/Helping Hands/Dubbing now.

He still sings sometimes on the CW version. I still don't like the "special guests" in almost every episode for reasons I outlined further down the thread but Wayne, Colin and Ryan still got it plus the 4th chair is usually good to, most of whom are also from the old show as well.

To be fair Cedric the Entertainer and the girl from Reign actually did a decent job. But yes, on the whole it is annoying as hell to have a "special guest" almost every single episode, sometimes not even a CW person. Some of the best moments from the ABC version came from audience participation, and it feels insulting…

True. But their are other people their besides the Castors. Maybe Paul meeting "the Director" will clear it up.

Unless he was speaking of this military branch in general and all the effort they've put into Castor and whatever "weapons program" they were talking about.

Did you see the inside of Ted's Restaurant in Scarborough-the diner Sarah/Art/Gracie were in? Is it too geeky to say I'm a little happy I sat in a seat Tatiana probably did months later?

Or since Paul told Mrs. S he recently got promoted, the Castor guys never met Paul until recently after Mark left.

Not her either. She got Sarah as a foster kid thanks to Carlton. Last year she told Carlton she *now* knows what Sarah is (after meeting Alison in S1). And Ethan Duncan would have brought that up if it were her.

Yes, but you know how some spoiler-phoebes get.

Heard the same. Apparently they told Ari on his first day that Paul was going to kill him when he first met Dylan Bruce.

With the Rudy/Krystal make-out from eariler OB turned into GoT so fast I didn't notice.