12 Monkey leader said they "represented" the future, not that they were from the future…

But it's not, though. The unabridged "Humans" episodes are around 41 minutes each. That leaves plenty of room for ads. This is just bizarre - there's absolutely no reason for the cuts.

Samaritan probably predicted that Elias would have organised to have the police van intercepted and exactly where would be the perfect place to do that, and sent the sniper to that point.

I liked the neck snap (actually, I cheered). It was only anti-climactic because Martine wasn't given a chance to have that, "Oh, crap, I'm a goner." moment, and Root's "Not even a squeak" riposte was not nearly as satisfying said to an audience that no longer included Martine.

"The Machine has left the Library. The Machine has been saved."

Nailed it. When Mini was introduced and then revealed to be Dominic, I had huge hopes for another main antagonist character as smart and tricky as Elias. This extended plot thread of the rivalry between the two has been a waste of Dominic's potential. Very disappointing.

How will we wait until 2016…?

It's Katja's fault (the German) that Helena is now in Canada. Katja and Beth were both digging into the mysteriousness of having doubles and somehow connected. Katja was sick (and maybe others of the European clones too) - Katja agreed to bring blood samples over for Beth to give to her "scientist" (i.e., Cosima). But…

Okay. How about… (ugh) whatever happened to Marian requires facial reconstruction surgery when she's rescued (off-screen) and when she reappears she happens to look like Nana Visitor?

Holy fricken Christmas cakes.

No, the show is not hard to follow at all (and there's always the Internet if you get, ahem, lost). I started watching OB on Season 2 Ep 9 and 10. Then, a year later, got caught up on the whole of Season 2 before Season 3 started. Now I've just started watching Season 1. It's genetics, not rocket science. Easy-peasy,…

My silly way of trying to say: "Just give Tatiana an Emmy already!"

I like Cosima's explanatory definition: Kendall is "simply" the clones' older sister; the genetic material comes from Kendall's parents. So it's "just" as if Kendall had found out about her baby sister needing to be hidden and she sent her to her now-adult daughter for help.

Bah humbug.

IKR? Weird. Delphine's had enough experience of clones impersonating each other. She of all people should have known instantly that wasn't Rachel.

Oh money, shmunny. This is Art we're talking about. I mean Marian.

Oh, I hope Scott doesn't apply - it's waaayy too dangerous.

Still seems like an enormous conclusion to jump to (i.e., take a bat to). Ferdie's pretty smart, yet he wasn't in on the whole thing. Henchman seemed to be just a run-of-the-mill henchman-for-hire; the logical conclusion would be that, like Ferdie, he is just paid to do stuff and not ask questions and the less he…

Ooooh!

I missed out on Lost, so I guess I have no preconceived bias :-)