Anonymous wrote:I have tried, but I really, really don't understand the time travel aspect. What is the sequence of events? How did Link wind up not dying as a child? Anyone willing to write a short, easy-to-understand explanation? If so, TIA!!

He did die as a child. This is a Dylan from an alternative timeline. I’m not sure how it all works yet. Alex is running the show.

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Anonymous wrote:I will admit... I'm very confused. I love sci-fi, but this one has me scratching my head. Will there be another season or was that it?

Next season is the final season. This was the plan from the start. I like it but i think it’s too much story for 24 episodes.

Anyone have any confidence on them having a plan for how to wrap it up. More likely it will be like Lost or Game of Thrones where they set up a bunch of questions they never answered.

I think they know exactly how they’re going to end it. It’s presented this way for a reason.

My curiosity is, end of the world, new world, or complete reset to before the volcano.

Will the bunker residents scatter? Will
It be chaos or quiet?

I have tried, but I really, really don't understand the time travel aspect. What is the sequence of events? How did Link wind up not dying as a child? Anyone willing to write a short, easy-to-understand explanation? If so, TIA!!

Anonymous wrote:Fallout season 2 and Paradise season 2 both ended with the main character being sent on a quest in Colorado. At this point I'm much more interested in seeing what happens with Fallout.

So did The Last of Us.

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Anonymous wrote:I will admit... I'm very confused. I love sci-fi, but this one has me scratching my head. Will there be another season or was that it?

Next season is the final season. This was the plan from the start. I like it but i think it’s too much story for 24 episodes.

Anyone have any confidence on them having a plan for how to wrap it up. More likely it will be like Lost or Game of Thrones where they set up a bunch of questions they never answered.

Fallout season 2 and Paradise season 2 both ended with the main character being sent on a quest in Colorado. At this point I'm much more interested in seeing what happens with Fallout.

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Anonymous wrote:Kind of a letdown. Alex can predict the future. All the kids were saved, Teri was reunited with her kids, and Linc got to meet his daughter. The mountain came tumbling down but everyone got out. X has a new quest.

I agree, I felt it was a letdown too. For me, the only saving grace was the continued outstanding acting by Julianne Nicholson, making Sinatra such an intriguing and multi-faceted character. The rest was so cliche.

I wanted to give her some chapstick and a sheet mask the entire season.

I love, love, love her freckles.

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Anonymous wrote:Kind of a letdown. Alex can predict the future. All the kids were saved, Teri was reunited with her kids, and Linc got to meet his daughter. The mountain came tumbling down but everyone got out. X has a new quest.

I agree, I felt it was a letdown too. For me, the only saving grace was the continued outstanding acting by Julianne Nicholson, making Sinatra such an intriguing and multi-faceted character. The rest was so cliche.

I wanted to give her some chapstick and a sheet mask the entire season.

I can't believe Jane escaped, too. I was really hoping her annoying character was done. The showrunners are playing with you, saying she's really dead. No need to include the empty shower shot otherwise.

Anonymous wrote:Kind of a letdown. Alex can predict the future. All the kids were saved, Teri was reunited with her kids, and Linc got to meet his daughter. The mountain came tumbling down but everyone got out. X has a new quest.

I agree, I felt it was a letdown too. For me, the only saving grace was the continued outstanding acting by Julianne Nicholson, making Sinatra such an intriguing and multi-faceted character. The rest was so cliche.

Anonymous wrote:I will admit... I'm very confused. I love sci-fi, but this one has me scratching my head. Will there be another season or was that it?

Next season is the final season. This was the plan from the start. I like it but i think it’s too much story for 24 episodes.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m curious whether people have not watched the finale or if people are disappointed with the sci-fi turn Paradise took. It seems like discussion has really fallen off.

Wasn't last night the finale? We are discussing it...

I watched it Sunday night.

I have to agree about the Xavier/Teri meeting in the shared room, that really was dumb. It’s unfortunate because I find both of them so likable and charismatic, I wish they’d given them a better meet cute.

To the PP wondering why they didn’t abandon the dome for the currently livable surface, the leaders know that an even more cataclysmic climate event is coming that will destroy most living things.

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Anonymous wrote:I keep getting stuck on stuff that doesn’t make sense, and there’s lots of it.

But a big one is, if the rest of the world is liveable, why don’t they come out of the dome?

This show has so many plots holes. Xavier and his wife meeting in a shared hospital room particularly irritates me.

That seems like a potential set in hindsight.

Set up (by Alex?)

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Anonymous wrote:I keep getting stuck on stuff that doesn’t make sense, and there’s lots of it.

But a big one is, if the rest of the world is liveable, why don’t they come out of the dome?

This show has so many plots holes. Xavier and his wife meeting in a shared hospital room particularly irritates me.

That seems like a potential set in hindsight.

I will admit... I'm very confused. I love sci-fi, but this one has me scratching my head. Will there be another season or was that it?