But when Malvo said no, he wanted a black one, the guy put the pink box back in the van and brought out a black box. If the one in the pink box was black, he could have said so and sold him that one. Probably the one in the pink box was pink, in spite of the picture on the front. Or the guy was trying to imply it,…

I liked it.

I did too. It looked like it was inspired by Harry Potter. That would make for an interesting twist, maybe.

1) The closed captions spelled the name "LaFrique"! Which made it funnier, to me.
2) The best part of Dalia wanting to be Queen of Honor was her explanation that the Maid of Honor cleans up after the Queen - like any maid would.

He did look 30. 28 at an absolute minimum. It didn't make much sense pretending he was in high school.

It was made explicit - nothing to figure out. Though I think it may have been explicitly *high school* in Chatswin that's jail, university is "on the outside", and the college admissions process is a probation hearing. That was spelled out.

No. She doesn't look like them, so how could she be the original? They're clones, after all. As I said elsewhere, if the original is still alive, it will be Maslany in her most challenging role as a 55-year-old woman, as Charles Hagmeier says. Or, if she's not alive, we could see her only in f;ashbacks. Mrs. S. could…

When all's said and done we've had just two, whom we barely knew, die on us so far, yes? Beth and Katja? And I think there were a number of them in Europe we never met, whom Helena got to before the show's timeline started?

Are you talking about the artificial inseminator thing? Yes, that could be cool used in an imaginative way on its owners.

They keep implying something to do with the IRA, or one of the IRAs anyway. The timing would be right.

I liked not having to hear stuff we already know again. This show moves fast and respects us enough to know we can keep up when they do it right.

But Mrs. S. doesn't look anything like "her" clones, not possible. If the original is still alive, she will provide Maslany with her best and most challenging role yet: a 55-year old woman, whom we'll see in due course. But she may have died way back when and the most we'll see is a flashback to when she was the age…

Ah, right. She got killed too, by Helena? We hardly got to know her.

Rachel wouldn't let Cosima see the *original's* genetic material, not her own.

Who the hell is Jennifer?

I really have forgotten. When they kept talking about Amelia in this episode, I kept wondering. Who is/was Amelia, and what did she have to do with the photo with the Lida Project label on the back?

Someone mentioned somewhere that Pawnee was founded in, I think, 1917, or maybe 1817. So it will be the town's (bi-)centennial celebration.

Also, it does not resolve her dilemma of "abandoning" Pawnee when, according to all the town-merger experts, it takes 10+ years of hard work to successfully complete a merger. Sure, she may live there, but she has a completely different job now, so how does that help Pawnee? She might as well work in Chicago.

No.

ZH: you're writing articles now, not comments like us poor saps. You need to check your words.