Thanks, I was bummed for a second.

So it definitely isn't also taking the week off?

Right, that's what I thought.

Ahh shit, I forgot about the snipers. Good note, thanks.

I never would've guessed she was alive either if not for having seen a few people suggest she was. Thought about it and decided they were probably right, but the thought definitely wouldn't have occurred to me otherwise. Even so, it managed to be pretty surprising when she turned up. Though I guess the shock may have…

Haha. Except, as far as I can tell, she didn't actually affect the plot at all. She'll presumably be a factor next year, but in this episode, her attempt to apprehend Will failed, and her actions didn't seem to affect Jack's plan at all. He may have shown up at Hannibal's earlier than he'd planned, but that didn't…

I was fuckin' blown away by that ending; but I guess, from another perspective, you could say it's just a cheaply dramatic and ultimately lazy way for the writers to give themselves as much room to work with for next season as they can. Could kill anyone, everyone, no one; decide later. I like to think there'll only…

Ahh, stage names huh? I missed that part. I thought the joke was that they were twins who just had different last names from both each other and their parents for no reason (i.e., an improv error they noticed but never bothered to explain, which is always very funny to me).

Craaaaap. What the hell, Marvel? How could you let this guy go!

I wonder why they changed the Calvins twins' names. "Bever Hopox" is so memorable.

Yeah, that runner was definitely my favorite part of their podcast appearance. This show obviously isn't long enough to do that, but they did allude to it briefly, which was good enough.

Was gonna say the same thing. That makes me unreasonably happy.

I'd think so, but he sure seemed to be acting, earlier in the season, as if that was not the case. Maybe his family will provide him with money and status, but won't do him a favor quite as big as bailing a traitor out of her execution.

Oh man, that would be uncomfortable! You're right, I'd like to see that as well. Maybe we'll just see her for two or three episodes at the beginning of the season until she's executed. It'd probably be worthwhile to give her a meaningful send-off.

I haven't run into even one corner of Supernatural fandom, in fact. A side, maybe, but never a corner!

Ahhh so their purpose was negated by the ensuing events, okay. Thanks!

Don't think Larrick ever regarded Jared as someone who might ever carry a gun. He's an extremely capable guy, but he can still make a simple mistake like that.

The reason the 2nd-Generation thing went so wrong the first time was because they circumvented Emmett and Leanne. The Centre wouldn't want to admit to such a terrible fuckup if they didn't have to, which would be why they kept the truth quiet for so long. Anyway, if they can get Philip and Elizabeth onboard with the…

Same here! Although I can't be too proud, because I didn't really put-together the significance of it, that Stan unconsciously knows that Martha's smuggling those files.

I had a hard time figuring out what Jared was saying, too, but I think that was the idea. He's panicked, dying, and probably a little confused, so it makes sense that he's not totally coherent. The scene with Claudia cleared it all up.