I think it's a bit more reciprocal than that. Cary relies on Kerry for protection, Syd and David are more codependent (that seems to be his thing especially), and Oliver literally depended on Melanie to keep his body on ice, though he probably wasn't aware of it.

I answered elsewhere, but the lead theory seems to be a bearded fellow seen standing with Melanie by the lake afterwards, dressing in read and white stripes.

Isn't Oliver's real body stored in a diving suit kitted out to be a cryogenic tank? I would guess it's a subconscious adoption that stands as a metaphor for both his detachment from the outside world and how "deep" he's gone into the astral plane.

A few sites are crediting a Jeff Russo for the remix.

I don't think any of the Summerland crew were in the natatorium when the fireworks started, and we don't see Stripes in the escape sequence from the hole in the wall to the lake, so if that really was the pyrokinetic it's possible he can do it at a great distance (such as from the boat).

I need to track down that cover of Boléro.

Blink and you'll miss it: during the escape in Episode 1 down by the edge of the lake you'll see a bearded man in a red and white striped jacket standing on a rock behind Melanie and the group. Presumably he's the pyrokinetic, but hasn't been seen or mentioned since.

It certainly looks like she's immune. By the time she got to the bunker everyone was dropping like flies around her and looting had reduced grocery stores to pet food. And they've already explored that idea with Mike, who is presumably dead for reals, so it seems unlikely they'd do it again so soon.

RIP Jack's motorcycle.

I knew it was coming as soon as they announced it was for Inners only, and that just made it worse.

Forget five years, I can't pull it up now because I'm not in the right region. Yet the show is filmed in my region and airs in my region, but the site isn't sophisticated enough to know that somehow.

The actor Cara Gee is half Ojibwe, so it's possible she's leaning into a native tongue when voicing Drummer. In interviews she doesn't have any particular accent.

Not according to his imdb – Grey Damon (that has to be fake).

That may have been an intentional misdirection to the audience, but the dryad was hot.

I don't think Julia was led to Reynard, I think he instantly went to her because she was no longer protected. And wouldn't Reynard know if he'd possessed a demigod?

It was her best performance since whatever she did immediately before filming Ghostbusters.

He said previously he routinely sailed along the coast looking for lights at night and other signs of activity.

Even with Eros they showed a lack of imagination/paranoia: it was a biohazard zone according to who? We heard nothing about UN ships confirming it (the Marasmus would have been the first to broadcast any actual information had it not been destroyed) so there should have been open speculation that it was a cover story…

This episode also gave us Holden's reading on soldiers being paranoid, and then the Martian marines (who I really don't care about, to be honest) failed to notice something that was obvious to us the viewers. Not paranoid enough, it seems. They also ignored someone waving frantically in the greenhouse window prior to…

The Cretaceous was a terrible time to be Jewish.