not complaining. you totally misunderstood. But you do touch upon another point. Considering that they hired someone who had relatively little acting experience (and this is true for many of the actors in this series…and it shows) for a major role, you'd think that her other experience (besides looking pretty) would…

well, as a woman who regularly, but only casually runs, swims, lifts weights, and does yoga, I have have more toned biceps than she does. so to answer your question….yes I have.

Why is it whenever shows have a male soldier, he is full of muscles. But Bobbie, who is supposed to be highly trained and strongly gung ho has a sort of regular person body type? Is it sexism? Or are they saying something about human bodies in the low G of Mars? Or the type of strength needed for a space soldier?

The guy who plays Dr. Meng is really good. The close up shot of his eyes really emphasised that.

I also find that I often do not have enough chicken

did you think the direction was different in this episode? I can't quite put my finger on it.

true. but the population was much much smaller then as was the geography.

are tachikoma in it or not? that's all I care about. When they sacrificed themselves to save Batou, I wept mightily.

I like the idea of Margo rubbing one out in a hot bath. It would have been funny though if she made reference to it after….or was "glowing" more than usual….or complained of a hand cramp

It seems like The Library doesn't follow the Library of Congress' system.

Bob Ross having a dark artistic rivalry with anyone is pretty funny. I liked the Nate Silver reference too!

yeah I thought by telling his mom it was a sneaky way for him to inform his dad. I didn't quite understand his reaction when she was sobbing. He either looked like "I've now started the plan so that my father will know" or "damn, she is now hysterical, my plan backfired, what am I going to do now?" It was such a…

hmmm. I remember the deep pleats in the 80s, especially the acid wash. I don't think hip huggers came back until the late 90s.

yeah me too. Like maybe there were early hints about the current bee die-off that we all missed.

is that what Henry was doing in the bathroom?

"Appropriate for a honey trap episode: Elizabeth comes home to find Philip watching a documentary about bees." aha! I knew the bees had to mean something but couldn't figure it out. thank you!

What was Oleg's motivation for telling his mother?

however the acid washed, deeply pleated jeans were not the best (although I did like the bob and glasses)

I really liked Elizabeth's "meet cute" strategy

Were old Citroens common in Yugoslavia in the 80's? I think one was going through the checkpoint ahead of the coffin car.