What do you mean Doctor Strange didn't have an impact on the show? Aida's gloves clearly gave her similar powers to the sorcerers, as implied by the sign she made with her fingers when she completed the gate. It's a techie version of that, as is the custom with this show, but it clearly showcases how she's using…

BOOOOOOONEEEE????!!!!

And every man is at least 30% attracted to her.

Am I the only who feels that the show might be setting up Boyle and Rosa as an actual thing? Pimento is surely not gonna be around for long, they have poked a few holes in Boyle's relationship that seem like it might end up in a break up similar to Amy's troubles when dating that other cop on season two and there have…

We already know what it is, she's the Paris of people.

Shirt and trousers = William's timeline. Dress = either before, when she went awry and killed everybody, or now, when she's trying to reach the maze for real.

I didn't notice that! Good catch!

I think, with the careful thought they seem to be putting in the show, either there won't be or they'll be so minor we can disregard them.

A little bit of compassion, maybe? He was taking Bernard's guilt away, he had no reason to pile on just before he did it.

It breaks down like this: there's Past Dolores, who went on a little trip with William back when the park was brand new and almost got her awakening but something fell short, and then there's Present Dolores, being instructed by The Ghost of Arnold and having some chats with Bernard, the Robot Maid and undergoing the…

WAIT. WHAT. I didn't know that was a thing! I now want it to be a thing so bad.

You're also missing my point.

That scene reminded me a lot of Ex Machina. I won't say why, in case you haven't seen the movie, but if you have, you'll understand what I'm talking about.

I'll let the real culprit here make her case: http://time.com/3680/j-k-ro…

Exactly, I had this notion in my mind that she couldn't call an Uber but I wasn't able to pinpoint the exact reason.

He did leave her stranded on a remote location at night. I suppose she could call an Uber, but it's hard to believe they'd bounce back from that, even if they are the worst.

Paul went black hat.

My roommates definitely heard me nearly shouting "No! No! NO! Don't do that! Close that goddamn door, Jimmy! Get away from the car, Jimmy! Pull over, you selfish little fuck! FUCK YOU, JIMMY SHIVE-OVERLY!" through the walls and I'm not proud of it.

It seems like Jimmy, much like Nurse Jackie poppin' a pill on the end of season four, just isn't equipped to handle happiness and normalcy. Also, the second the murder plot started, I saw it for what it was: their relationship was already dead since the previous episode, the finale was them realizing it.

I expected through and through that Jimmy and Gretchen's relationship wouldn't survive this season, but I wasn't prepared to see him act like a garbage human being towards her like that. I know they're both, uh, the worst, but I thought it would be more of a conscious uncoupling than a "let's make Jimmy fuck Gretchen…