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oh I think it has been headed in that direction for some time. I tend to blame white Brits in general.

For some reason the actor who plays Christian doesn't seem to be able to pull up the menace required to make cataclysmic threats.

sure. but it ballooned since. I know many travellers are looking forward to vacations in post-Brexit Spain because there will be fewer obnoxious and drunk Brits.

I think this is the new reality. Although I disagree with this, if SXSW is sponsoring visas for people, the immigration authorities could make them liable if the international artists violate the terms of their visas which stipulate that they were allowed entry to work solely for SXSW. We've seen how the immigration…

I haven't seen a whole lot of comparisons between this show and Orphan Black. I wonder why because I see quite a few shared themes.

"Must every scientific genius find a way to recreate or otherwise save their dead kids’ consciousness?" Exactly. This arc is a yawner.

It seems that a theme in this show is that the personalities of the synths are affected by some of their early experiences. I wonder if Odie is going to be hung up on Joe considering he got such an eyeful of him. Also I think the actor who plays Maddie is under-appreciated. She is doing really good work.

It was weird to me that the cops (and the creators of the show) didn't call upon some academics to devise a much more useful and interesting test for consciousness.

I think being part of the EU had something to do with it. Luckily Brexit "fixed" all that.

my assertion is that no credible evidence was produced indicating that it is a creation of Hong Kong and there is much available indicating otherwise.

Remembering that middle class in the UK is different than in the US, I guess I might be confused about which we are talking about

hmmm not really. how does the guy who has the seaside cafe that is going out of business have one?

confused by the title of this review: "Season Two, Episode Two" Season 2 , Episode 3

Thai tea uses a very red coloured tea. Never known it to have all the spices that Indian Masala Tea has.

huh?

agreed.

“Milk tea is uniquely Hong Kong,” ummm I've had it in Japan. And Singapore.

maybe they did.

hmmm. I wonder how their education system is. I'll bet they have an awesome library.