We are all traveling in time: she met Ramse in the past, after he had traveled back and presumably live out his life without further splintering.

Sex farm.

These are characters, not real people, so they are saying what has been scripted for them. I am saying the writers are manipulative, attempting to keep the lead characters (who are evil) at least somewhat sympathetic.

You are making a rationalization I think may be based on empathy for the lead characters, who I remind you are Soviets spies, who I hope get caught and tortured by the FBI.

See "Stray observations."

I did not realize she was an accomplice; but Todd is an adult, too (age of majority = 18).

One of the great underappreciated films!!!

Philip and Elizabeth cannot be sure Todd isn't also a true believer.

I see your last point in Philip, not in Elizabeth.

To your last point, I hope not!

Nyssa and Laurel—-interesting!

I didn't find it believable that Elizabeth and Philip flinched at the idea of killing the younger South African, despite their evident disgust at the "necklacing" of the elder—-leaving the kid alive was a risk, and previously the pair had killed even innocent bystanders without hesitation. I don't buy the reviewer's…

It was even done properly—-making sure just the tire is lit ensures the victim stays conscious far longer.

Mail Robot sees all, knows all.

The depiction of "necklacing" was inaccurate, in that it's best not to get gasoline on anything but the tire, so that the tire catches fire slowly and the victim remains conscious as long as possible. But I suspect doing it right would have been tough on the special effects budget.

Mail Robot filed a grievance, I'm sure.

If you don't discount the laws of time, wasn't Angel the Forever Knight rip-off?

Tough talk from a guy with those mudflaps….

Canada—-is that still a thing?

Little House on the Maryjane Prairie.