They asked him back, so obviously they are willing to deal with it.

I don’t think AMC should be investigating his private life - that’s a job for the police.

If you have no outdoor space, it’s perfectly good to fill your tub with cool water and relax there. I’m sure it’s a huge deal to actually, I dunno, shower quickly first. But after that ordeal, it’s great to sit in a cool tub. I put my laptop on the toilet (lid down) and watch movies or TV.

Yes, they seem to be on target for finishing the story of book 3 by the end of the season.

There are no breaks in space - nothing to drag or create friction. So you push towards your target, then turn around and push back against your target until you slow down enough. They call it ‘flip and burn’ and usually you flip at about the halfway point.

The scenes in the past with younger William are taking place in the 2020s (only a few years ahead of us) - so he most likely is an actual Baby Boomer/Flower Child (1955ish + 65[years old, a guestimate] = 2020ish). The current time of the show is in the 2050s, not that far into the future.

We also had Alvis the monk (Morgan Kelly) in the last episode - he’s an officer on the Agatha King.

By the time his behavior became a factor, the season was nearly done filming. He won’t be back for season 5, assuming (hoping) there is a next season.