Remember, also, that Kellog gave glasses to Jason which have cameras implanted in them, and Jason has been watching every move everyone makes — including all the stuff where they're plotting to replace Suit Alec with Hoodie Alec.

Do we know the Halo bracelets caused that future? I'm not debating that, I just don't remember that being mentioned (like you said—a lot happens very quickly) and hadn't considered what that meant. Health bracelets that caused the destruction of civilization in 20 years? How the hell did that happen?

After almost three seasons that were made up of almost entirely stupid characters making stupid decisions, illogical explanations and conclusions, and just generally bad writing, the show has all led up to this moment.

Well, at the very least, a doll can't consent, so...

I've heard that argument before, that "v" is only for legal cases, but... that seems to be very provably untrue (and that's just how many I found on one page of Google results for one match).

Related question: how many lonely types "who can't get someone" buy one of the normal, adult sexdolls? How many of them go on to rape real people?

So long as artificial depictions of sexual or sexualized people under the age of 18 (drawings, etc.) are illegal, I see no reason sexdolls in the same age range would be legal.

"Angel vs. Dominion"
"Angel v Dominion"

She's a god, how much of her armour is practical and how much is just for show?

I want to say most people call football players "footballers". I mean, they are football players (they play footballers), but we call them footballers. Also, we call the sport football. If you want to include an illogical name it's called in a couple countries or what foreigners call it in their foreign language, I…

Well that's the point, right? What makes a prostitute a prostitute in a world without money? We have no idea if they're free to do what they want, and simply choose to do that, so it wouldn't necessarily make them slaves. If they're simply doing a job in exchange for something they want, I think that's just work,…

Of course, the young superhero is going to be listening to her iPod or checking her phone... AGEISTS!

I'll agree that some hint would certainly have been nice (post-credit scene??), but the whole movie was so deliciously dark and disturbing that I think the non-ending fit with that perfectly.

I thought what it opened against was very transformative. Very transformerative indeed!

Why can't there be a happy middle ground? What the hell happened around 2040ish that caused all the people who didn't want to live in a corporate autocracy but also didn't want to be come cold-blooded terrorists to die out. I mean, I'm always going to support the freedom fighters over the true evil, but fuck, Liber8…

In any case, Kiera seems genuinely surprised to realize that Sonmanto made not just the antidote but the weapon as well. Even after everything else she's seen, she still has some weird idea that the corporate congress was basically just, and that she was upholding law and order and stuff.

I was going to comment that in a world without money, how do you tell the prostitutes apart from the regular folk... but you already beat me to that.

Wowza, you have definitely answered my question a lot more than I'd expected!

Why would a Canadian actress on a Canadian show, shot in Canada, and aired by a Canadian channel be nominated for an Emmy?

The show's Canadian, not British. And yes, she and the show won, a lot: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2nd_Canad…