They actually sped up the storylines/timeline in season 2 (the big time skip that aged up Octavian/Augustus was a result of that) because they knew they were being cancelled. Sp they managed to give the series a decent finish, but it was by no means what they intended at the start.

Predictability would be one of the most necessary aspects of running something this complex. The story repetition makes perfect sense, especially when you consider guest interaction and how that will screw things up. If the robots were allowed to improvise without limit, you'd have immediate chaos. You want them…

They don't harm living things intentionally, it says nothing about killing something by accident…

The indication was that it was the cleaning techs being lazy.

She's designed to feel pain, and would likely interpret an infection as such. Because humans are assholes.

I'm pretty sure the MRSA was from not being cleaned out properly after sex. So sort of like a fleshlight with the same problem.

From what I recall, he only had a dozen. The rest were being stored.

You know why that doesn't work here? Because if it looked to you like those strings were in service to engineering the outbreak of an apparently deadly disease, your ass and your family would be on the first ride outta town. Like even these idiots should be able to put some dots together, and some human failing occur.

I mean, sometimes "primitive" cultures eat people. It's just a joke here.

Racist

Except he didn't ignore her, he backed off. He came off as realistically eager to get some, but not rapey.

The ending seems to suggest some complicated emotions by everyone involved.

I mean no, not usually. Actively trying to hurt someone is always worse than not stopping someone , even without all the emotional confusion going on in the show. Different kind of bad entirely.

He changed before he ever even knew about the monster. His own friends are surprised at his feelings for Nancy, which drive his jealous actions, and he alienates them when he realizes that he's pushed away someone he actually WANTS. Again, all that before picking up a baseball bat. Remember, he's there to…

He would have no way of keeping them all safe after rescuing Will if the government doesn't get El back, or have a plausible reason for not being able to do so. What good would it have been to get back and just be shot in the head in the basement.

I mean, that would make them extremely rare names, relatively speaking. Elizabeth was 13th.

Get's move on fast, but Mike has basically a shrine to her in his basement still, with that tent setup, and he clearly takes a moment away from his friends to contemplate her.

Little kids are surprisingly ok with murdering bad guys, cartoon conceits to the contrary. Imean, just listen to them play sometime. No one get's taken alive.

She's basically seeing parts of the world, without actually traveling to them. Projecting. When she first sees the monster, it's unaware of her because it's in it's own reality, eating something. The black place is in between.

She was spying on a Russian giving a speech, clearly military or political in nature. The way they hear what she hears while using her powers are thru the speakers. It all seemed fairly straight forward to me, they were training her to be both a spy and an assassin. She could project herself into far away places and…