Or he is and it's all part of his cunning plan and his superior disguise.

It's BBC America, and made in Canada, not a British production.

Oh that's twisted. I like it.

They're doing what they did with Shay, raising so many red flags we just can't tell.

Delphine had her nails done by Krystal, same as Felix. I don't know if she used a fake name or not, presumably not if Krystal linked her back to Dyad.

I watched it again after reading the review wondering what I'd missed about mouse work. She did mention a mitochondrial splice though.

Well I'd practically given up on this part way through the season but stuck it out to the end. Now I wish I'd given up earlier.

I've never been to a fertility clinic and I'm not in line to be a sperm donor but it's possible. There's a range of tests they need to do and the last time I read about them they take a while so you want to get them started very early in the process. If you'd actually booked the appointment properly they could well…

I agree, that's what Rosalee said.

She does, absolutely, take Felix for granted.

They said in the scene around the time Gracie and Mark drove away that he had "several months" and it's basically a few weeks since then. So he should be alive.

Maybe it's a change in the writing - she was doing things for Helena (getting out of the Castor compound), Cosima (getting her stem cells) and so on - so even though she was a user, she wasn't so blatantly selfish.

Sure does. And I guess Felix would be fairly honest about who he is if he's looking for his real family, honest enough either group could identify him as linked to Sarah.

She sets off too many alarm bells but perhaps that's deliberate misdirection?

I really don't see the men expressing their opinion to the women in this show as men telling women who they should be. It's a subtle line sometimes, and it would be different if the men said you must be this way or else, or if the context of the conversations were different.

I don't care about Deacon's daddy issues specifically but in the context of being tortured and trying to end it I understood the tactic perfectly. And the delivery was wonderful.

You're right, and I don't think in the US your house burning down affects your medical insurance, unless you have bad burns and require treatment?

You're right, my bad.

Katya was coughing up blood, maybe Beth poked into bloody tissues? Maybe she thumped someone or shot someone?

Look up the NHS. We don't pay health insurance as a rule in the UK.