I just want to point something out here: Think of any other prestige show you like - by the penultimate episode, we more or less know what’s going to happen, or at least we have a pretty decent idea of it. Even on shows like Breaking Bad, the Sopranos, the Wire etc (and that’s not a knock against those shows).

It could never end without us seeing what Whiterose’s machine does. One she believed in so much she died without flinching. The only lives that matter are those in the new, better world.

It looks to me, more and more with every mention and promise in this episode, that Whiterose’s machine is some kind of VR or like a San Junipero - post-death tech transcendence. You can have any world you can dream of there. All your wishes would come true. Nothing will ever hurt. The personal paradise that fakes all…

I think it was meant to look like it was the Dark Army to us and that was part of the counter-weight relief later on. 

Dom - you magnificent bastard, you! That was so badass. I knew she was planning something against Janice - all those van stalking and street notes. The whole thing with Deegan. The way she made him save her family was genius. But the way she took the knife out of her lung, got the gun and then got those Dark Army…

I kind of figured that it was Deegan’s men storming the house instead of the Dark Army simply because they weren’t wearing the Black Oni Masks. The Dark Army has a bit of a look too it. And boy was it satisfying seeing Janice get completed thwarted. Especially after last weeks torture session, I couldn’t even take any…

Fun Easter Egg: The userID of Dom’s chat partner (happyhardonharry) is a reference to Christian Slater’s character’s radio pseudonym in Pump up the Volume (Happy Harry Hardon). 

I just found out that that was Andy Garcia’s daughter playing Olivia

Hillary got more votes than he did which is something his ego can not take so he will be running against her for the rest of his life. 

There has been no greater recruiter for atheism and non-belief than the relationship Evangelical Christians have with Donald Trump.  None.

Bombshell quote from a national security council official:

Where do you see wealth politics? I see perfectly legitimate questioning of the environmental impact of services like this in the last fifth of a long and detailed article. Should the extremely valid concerns raised by carbon-powered transport not be covered on a site that’s dedicated to the subject of motor vehicles?

No one is these comments mentioned they’re sad about Angela. Admittedly I found her character fairly obnoxious at first, but I think she really developed into a special part of the show. And Portia Doubleday really grew into the roll. Her side story brought the more surreal and ambiguously supernatural element to the…

“’Unauthorized’ isn’t just the first episode in the show’s history to not have its title formatted in the form of a computer file or program...”

Yes, Rudy, you file your jaw suit against the swamp. But do it tomorrow, alright? You need your rest now...there there...are you chilly? We’ll have an orderly bring another blanket, ok? Oh! Look, Rudy. Rice pudding! With raisins! Your favorite!

Forest-raking, sauna-taking bastards.

I figured with red-eye 3PO, someone just flipped the switch to evil

Trump really needs to be careful though because the some in the GOP will only be quiet for so long.  

I think you’ve now proven via logic what we’ve all long suspected: people at all levels of government with access to classified information actively withhold information from him (or otherwise play dumb with him regarding what information they actually have or can provide) because they know he’s unfit for office.

Think about this: