I thought I remembered this one having personal resonance with you. Hope you and his family have less worries.

There were a few actual Nazis who converted to Islam after the war.

Netflix stuff I guess. I might also check Amazon Prime.

I gather the writers are sorry about that, almost. They seemed to several times have a character go "forget it" or close to that.

If it was Russian wouldn't the writing be in Cyrillic?

Yeah it's not aliens.

Yeah, they really went in unusual evolutions for characters. In Season 1 Kane seemed close to just villainous while Jaha seemed at times almost heroic and virtuous. They switched that a lot.

Seven people I'm not sure is enough to repopulate the planet. Although none of them are related so maybe?

It made me think of the one guy, I want to say Nolan, and his Irathient daughter on Defiance. Meaning I think it's like an adoption thing. She acted maternal, but that could fit a kind of informal adoption.

Also Eureka though that was maybe close to an actual reboot as the different timeline changed several things. (Her son was no longer autistic, Fargo was in charge, the one guy had a wife, etc.)

I've occasionally wondered if maybe other peoples, like West Coast, have Night Bloods but I don't see how.

That fits what we saw. There was writing about a penal colony on it.

Yeah.

I think this did a bit less for me than the reviewer, but I was surprisingly cool with liking Bellamy again. (I think the massacre was terrible, but I think the show almost realizes it was a writer's misstep and I can forget it a little now.) And the Grounders being in space, and the look on their face on seeing…

Some have indicated a "time goes different in speed force" so he comes back maybe a week later, but for him it's like "For me it's been fifty years, but I did not age. I understood how my efforts hurt the past, the present, the future. I'm hopefully wiser now. But we're in different places Iris, I can't marry you."…

I guess political pandering works.

On a tangent, but shouldn't we be using her for glacier melting instead.

Unless you live in Arizona it's arguable he doesn't owe you anything.

"I like war heroes who don't go Republican."

Charles Mathias died in just 2010. He's listed as a more liberal Republican and "In early 1974, the group Americans for Democratic Action rated Mathias the most liberal member of the GOP in the Senate based on twenty key votes in the 1973 legislative session. At 90 percent, his score was higher than most Democrats in…