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tetrapyloctomy posted:"His blood pressure is 90 over 120." shut up EmptyVessel posted:Also, the amount of radiocarbon in an organic material only starts to decline after it's stopped taking carbon in from the environment so David would have to be dead to be radiocarbon dated. shut up Autism Sneaks posted:Also don't the infected people still need to eat, drink, poop and sweat? But the Divisions just have them milling about in a dark room in the clothes they found them in? shut up swickles posted:That hit me hard too, to the point that I can't see this as an actual error, but maybe thinking the time travel stuff is in effect, or the "virus" causes a reversal in circulation or something. shut up
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This episode was one of the best things I've ever watched and I feel strongly enough about that to kind of dislike people who didn't like it even though I know how irrational it is to get mad over differences of taste
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Is episode 6 the one with all the different possible timelines? Because that was far and away my favourite epsiode of the season.
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Vernacular posted:Yeah. It just felt like a waste of time to spend an entire episode showing us the high likelihood of David abusing his powers regardless of timeline. Wasn't worth dragging the overall pace of the show to even more of a standstill. What I got from it was that there's almost no timeline in which David can be happy while also remaining himself and that the timeline we're looking at in the main show is probably one of the bad ones. It's an episode of pathos more than it is about just the straightforward demonstration that he's more likely to abuse his powers than not.
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But then again it came out at a very particular time where I could very much identify with the concept of being at a crossroads in one's life. So a lot of my reaction to it is most likely coming from what I put into it rather than what was "actually" there.
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flatluigi posted:I was talking about your weird hateboner for Syd and calling her unrepentant & just as bad as her rapist, but nice dodge this ain't it chief
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ambiguity is good actually
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DaveKap posted:If that's what the story was supposed to be about, it should've indicated as such in the first season. Pulling people in with one theme then twisting it around one year later is a bad faith gesture on the part of the show runners unless it has a positive payoff. Especially when the linchpin of your power abuse metaphor is "what if someone reverses a brainwashing and gets called a rapist for it?" Italics and boldface
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Chubby Henparty posted:Sorry if I've missed something obvious: How is Syd so sure she'll do so well if time reverts to her pre-2nd childhood? She's still likely to be messed up by her early life, although I'll guess having Melanie and Oliver together at Summerland would be great. Switch told her
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