It's not entrapment. Rhoades did not encourage, suggest or participate any illegal activity. He simply had Boyd relate a fact to Axelrod, who seized on that fact, conspired to commit multiple criminal acts and manipulated the market for personal (and financial) gain.

I was hoping Maeve would get on the train, head out into the world and then, in Season 2, she arrives at the train station where she is picked up by Alicia Vikander from Ex Machina, who takes her back to her apartment to get her 'set up' for life in the human world. The two of them, of course, would spend a lot of…

I am really loving this show, but holy shit am I tired of pausing the episode and explaining WTF is going on to my wife. Unlike Game of Thrones, I don't have a pre-existing encyclopedic knowledge of the source material.

So Pierce is declared dead in the same episode that revealed Starburns was not, in fact, dead ?