No Eisenhower, WWII in Europe might not turn out like it did. Likewise with Nimitz in the Pacific. Both were born in Texas.

But there is a basement now. They put it in after Pee Wee asked if they had one.

He would have used them long before the question came up. But then he'd have some other explosives on hand for emergencies and what not…

With the timeline subtly changing after each trip, she's going to be obsolete pretty soon anyway.

Indeed! Be prepared.

I just got HBO back. It's on my binge list.

It's not any different from the romanticization of any other successful revolution. The winners get to write the history and those who died for the cause are portrayed as martyrs.

But Flynn said he LOST his family.

Yeah, he looked pretty good for a guy who was supposed to be near death. If he hadn't died in the battle, he was probably on his way to death from illness.

I dig what you're saying. My point was that had the Texas Revolution not played out like it did the timeline would have been thrown seriously out of whack.

I loved when Lucy and Wyatt looked at Rufus like "how do you know that's Davy Crockett?" and he just shrugged and said "He's got the hat."

Maybe Rittenhaus will use that information in the future - Checking logs and manifests to see where they've been.

The U.S. didn't invade Mexico until a decade later.

Yes!

I grew up in Texas and knew more than a few families that were in Texas before it was Texas, or even before Mexico was Mexico. There are families today that straddle the border and speak Spanish in their homes on both sides.

Now Wyatt doesn't just have a Bowie Knife, he has Bowie's knife.

Probably not much. The Mexican soldiers Bowie would have killed with the knife might have survived, or Bowie could have killed them with something else. Or they survived, only to die six weeks later at San Jacinto. The same with the Mexican soldiers Travis would have killed had Flynn not shot him.

Daughter or wife.

A very solid episode.

Good news: Timeless has been picked up for a full season.