What have they said that contradicts it being a recessive trait? Other than using or misusing the word "species".

Who is Lito's mother wildly antagonistic towards? Not Lito. In her words, Lito has nothing to apologize for and has nothing but support for him and bile for the "friends" who abandoned her once he was outed.

My bf and I leaned forward hoping for a glimpse of the CN Tower or such in the background. Alas.

No love for Benny?

If I recall correctly, young Det. Mun was fought at a different competition. Sun is comforted afterwards by her mother, while it was her father at the competition where she beat (and then proxy-hate-fucked) Woo-Jin.

She literally tells Wolfgang "If you're not with me, you're against me".

I feel like the rules are consistent, but it isn't always clear to the audience how something is being done because of choices made about which actor to film doing something, and the general visual ambiguity when it comes to visiting vs. embodiment (is there even a term for when a sensate takes control of another…

If you head over to the Sense8 reviews you can watch the reviewer repeatedly say two different male Korean characters are the same person.

Nice detail: When "Lucy" starts taking, the people in the other TV screens stop moving and talking, instead stand there looking at Shadow.

There was a lot of confusion about the rave, but showing Wolfgang running off ahead of Will doesn't mean Will's body is already in motion. (Not-really-spoilers follow.) In a later episode we see Riley and Diego at a house, and Will visiting. Will decides they should go around back and takes off, but Riley is still…

Puck? He'd met Riley already.

Is that the same boat from Fear the Walking Dead? I kind of hope it is.

It crashed into the store they'd visited earlier in the episode.

Oh my god!

He was, and it later shows him physically scrambling to leave the scene when the police arrive. If he'd just been visiting there would be no reason to show that.

They do. The two Riley can be visited by were physically in the crowd.

Why would the writers do that to them? Oh, you think I'm just superficial.

"What country is this god from?"
"It no longer exists."

It makes me happy to know Starz has a CEO of Dicks.

I think the show's sense of place is best summed up by the interstitial from the pilot episode: "Somewhere in America" scrawled across the sky over the Hollywood sign.