Sara's gradual progression to becoming the new leader of the group was the best thing about this episode. I have faith in this show.

Is Simon and the flyers considered to be wrapped up, because I assumed that someone is pulling his strings and he's not doing it alone. As is though, I'm ok with it being done with, no need to drag out that mystery any longer.

I actually just wrote that I think the Bonnie and Frank scenes worked really well, and now that I've read incest comments I can't unsee it! Nooooooo.

Whoa, Bonnie and Frank, where did that come from? I've never seen a sexual/romantic dynamic between them before this episode, but they nailed it more so in such a short space of time than an entire season of Laurel/Frank. I'm not necessarily rooting for them in that sense, but it worked within the context of just…

As an Australian you kinda have to!

Maybe it's all a big con he's pulling and none of this is real. He's that good.

I picked up on the inconsistencies too, especially with the 'r's like you said, unless it's intentional.

Unless…Shelby was lying about seeing Matt sleep with Wood Witch, since Matt has no recollection of it right? Although that doesn't account for the second time which I think he does remember…But if that's the truth, then yeah, major double standard.

I dismissed that initially because how would they actually do it, but you're definitely right, it must be that.

Such a meta moment revealing an actor's real accent is English - most recent example of this for me was Millie Bobby Brown from Stranger Things! To be fair, she hardly talks in the show though.

Nice catch! I also assumed they were candles but you're right, it's the mob approaching.

I do like the idea of watching this play out every week, revealing who bites it and who survives, that props the suspense, however, I immediately assumed Holland's Matt (real Matt) is the one who survived because of his talking head as he recounts his fight with Dominic in past tense ("it felt nice to finally meet…

I really enjoyed the side-eyeing the actors had for the real Shelby, Matt and Lee family drama. Those little moments were brilliant.

Agreed, the scene where man pig jumps Diana in her car and the scene where the 'the ring' looking nurses kill Rory, made me jump out of my seat, holy shit.

Disagree, Greg is just as bad (in different ways) in my eyes. I liked him at times but outright loathed him at other times.

From what I've heard, they are adapting it into a TV series…

It's ironic that it used to be the other way around. I have touched base with Arrow this season after completely losing steam last season and it looks like it's getting better. Hopefully it's not premature to say that. But I have mustered no energy to watch The Flash at all, which has become a chore - the comments…

I think Ada is far more sentient though at this point!

I fucking cheered when Claire walked out on Frank at the end*. I've been hoping that would happen for such a long time and they definitely sowed the seeds for this happening over the seasons, so colour me not at all surprised.

I'm getting weird continuity vibes watching this and Westworld at the same time.