Klingons make great directors.

Until the lab guy I thought the most useless murder was the mail robot repair office manager lady.

Yes, I thought they were going to pan down to his hand.

OK, thanks.

I thought the same thing. How would they know the exact spot of an unmarked grave? Even in the moonlight, after hours of digging, no one in security noticed? And how long has he been dead? Would there still be extractable flesh?

One other possibility that is not so far-fetched. Rittenhouse, the treasurer of Pennsylvania, is now dead. Pennsylvania was a major funding source for Congress. Philadelphia's elite was filled with Tories. So lets say a Tory becomes the new Pennsylvania's treasurer. He cuts off funds to Congress and America loses the…

Well, that would be a Quark in the time-travel theories now, wouldn't it?

So, now that David Rittengouse is dead before he can lead the US Mint and help Mason-Dixon work out the Pennsylvania border, could it be that somehow Benjaimin Cahill, the mysterious Rittenhouse henchman, never meets her mother? Then when Rufus and Wyatt go back to 2016 they find out Lucy never existed?

I thought the exact same thing.

I must say I thought they might use David Rittenhouse as the source of the intrigue. But I am disappointed that they took a real-life historical person and made him into a super villian of his time. He was the first director of the US Mint, a surveyor that worked on the Mason-Dixon line, a patriot, a clockmaker and…

I actually thought that they would discover that Rittenhouse was the great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-grandfather of Rockefeller, Bush, Trump and Clinton, thus tying together the whole Trilateral Commission thing.