Can someone explain the train to me? I get that it’s going to Colorado but why are they keeping Teri captive? And why are they still loading it? It seems like they’ve been prepping that train for days.

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Anonymous wrote:I wonder why Gary didn’t simply kill Xavier earlier, when X showed up looking for Teri? Why go through all of that planning with the explosion, etc. if what he wanted to do was eliminate Xavier from the equation altogether? Now Teri will know what Gary did. Seems so counterintuitive.

I actually liked seeing Jane’s backstory. She is a very good actress, I’ve been impressed.

I think maybe Bean told Terri and they fled to the train group. She didn’t seem to be there against her will. I think Gary was going to try to kill Xavier and take Terri back. Xavier realized just in time.

Yes, but why didn't Gary just kill Xavier much earlier, rather than pretend to go along with X's plan? It would have been a lot easier and Teri would never have known Xavier had come for her. Gary could have easily shot him as soon as Xavier appeared at the post office.

If Dr Gabi knew that Jane is a killer, why confront her?

If Jane's whole bit is having people underestimate her, why reveal her skills to Link's group?

If X doesn't trust Gary to hold the baby, why does he trust him to hold the detonator?

Does X really think that diversion will be enough for him to run from train car to train car, find Teri, and escape?

Why didn't Teri warn her friends at the market that Gary is a killer?

What exactly was Gary's plan after blowing up X?

I like the show and I’m all in. BUT. Anyone else feel like they’re dragging things on a bit? These last four episodes could easily have been condensed to two.

Anonymous wrote:I read the recaps just to make sure I’m getting the dots connected! Like Link being the student spared. Didn’t catch that. Wish Annie had made it.

Oh what the hell?!?!? I've just finished episode 5 and completely missed this the entire time 😆

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Anonymous wrote:More new mysteries introduced than previous ones resolved, although the time machine is pretty much confirmed at this point.

Could you explain what you mean? I haven’t gotten any indication of a time machine.

The warning to Jane's mom that she had to be stopped.

Anonymous wrote:I wonder why Gary didn’t simply kill Xavier earlier, when X showed up looking for Teri? Why go through all of that planning with the explosion, etc. if what he wanted to do was eliminate Xavier from the equation altogether? Now Teri will know what Gary did. Seems so counterintuitive.

I actually liked seeing Jane’s backstory. She is a very good actress, I’ve been impressed.

I think maybe Bean told Terri and they fled to the train group. She didn’t seem to be there against her will. I think Gary was going to try to kill Xavier and take Terri back. Xavier realized just in time.

Anonymous wrote:More new mysteries introduced than previous ones resolved, although the time machine is pretty much confirmed at this point.

Could you explain what you mean? I haven’t gotten any indication of a time machine.

I wonder why Gary didn’t simply kill Xavier earlier, when X showed up looking for Teri? Why go through all of that planning with the explosion, etc. if what he wanted to do was eliminate Xavier from the equation altogether? Now Teri will know what Gary did. Seems so counterintuitive.

I actually liked seeing Jane’s backstory. She is a very good actress, I’ve been impressed.

More new mysteries introduced than previous ones resolved, although the time machine is pretty much confirmed at this point.

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With three episodes remaining, I really did NOT want to have almost the entirety of one devoted to Jane. Super disappointed.

At the moment, I’m trying to convince myself not to stay up to watch. We know they’re going back to the bunker and who cares about that right now? WHERE IS TERI?

Anonymous wrote:Anyone watching? I’m really enjoying the new characters!

I am loving it!

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Anonymous wrote:I think Gary is your typical "basement dweller incel video game player" stereotype, masquerading as a nice guy.

He went out of his way to save the kid, pretty nice of him.

That was definitely the hook for us really seeing him as a good guy. And maybe he was good to Bean (probably not after the shooting though), we’ve all seen the wonderful fathers that were in the SS and murdering people in camps. But now we know he shot Enos and is lying to Xavier. He’s not a good guy. He may be a bad guy who does some good things, but he’s definitely a villain.

There's always a someone on these threads who jumps to extremes. Good grief.

It’s a pretty common reference point for explaining that people can look like they are very nice in one context and be monstrous in another.

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Anonymous wrote:I think Gary is your typical "basement dweller incel video game player" stereotype, masquerading as a nice guy.

He went out of his way to save the kid, pretty nice of him.

That was definitely the hook for us really seeing him as a good guy. And maybe he was good to Bean (probably not after the shooting though), we’ve all seen the wonderful fathers that were in the SS and murdering people in camps. But now we know he shot Enos and is lying to Xavier. He’s not a good guy. He may be a bad guy who does some good things, but he’s definitely a villain.

There's always a someone on these threads who jumps to extremes. Good grief.