But she wasn't confused by the word match, she used wordplay on the homophone in order to make a joke — not the same thing! (And we thought it was a funny line in our household.)

My impression is that Inhuman society is so focused on "we're special and different and humans can't know we exist" that they can't even imagine that Skye and Raina won't be bestest pals once the shock of their transition is over.

I got the sense that he was more *using* Hydra to get to his daughter, and he was perfectly happy to kill them all once he found her.

Agreed. I really believe Bobbi's re-thinking her allegiance, and wouldn't be shocked if she switched sides in the not-too-distant future.

And during a time in which napalm and Agent Orange have been, and will continue to be, big news stories getting a lot of public attention and protest…

Is there any indication that's true though? Esp. given, historically, the more and more napalm and Agent Orange are going to be in the news, the more a PR nightmare Dow is going to have (or will have had)? Seems to me Ken might be taking that position at a particularly *bad* time for it to be an easy-cheesy ride. I…

Agreed. I know people seem to be cheering the karma of it all, but this really doesn't seem like a good road for Ken to take. It's unlikely his thirst for revenge is going to carry him through for more than a few months, and then he'll still have the same dissatisfaction with his life. Never mind that it's doubtful…

Not to mention that well-tailored clothing that actually fits your body can be extremely comfortable.

I think it all works well with the time-period, though. Pretty much every level of American society had this strange readjustment after WW2, with gender politics, the new role of science and technology, and the new stature of America on the world stage all being part of the puzzle. Lots of people thought that things…