Oof. The parallel between last episode's flashback scene (that was filmed for the first season but never used) where Jared proposed to Michaela, then she lost him, only from that perspective, it wasn't permanent (Jared lost her more) and this episode's close-to-final scene where Zeke proposes to Michaela, and now she's going to lose him. Oh, Plane-sama! (or Calling-sama! Whatever power that is at the helm of all of this) I call upon you! Use your magnificent powers and intervene! We will never doubt you again or believe, even for a second, that you're related to the apocalypse. Also, dammit Michaela! You just had to be an agent of the plot instead of an agent of the apocalypse by not obeying the final part of that Calling. Well, with two episodes left in this season, and the possibility that there won't be a renewal, I hope there will be some big answers that will provide a sense of closure, should the show get canceled.
Shout by LineageBlockedParent2020-03-24T19:03:22Z
Oof. The parallel between last episode's flashback scene (that was filmed for the first season but never used) where Jared proposed to Michaela, then she lost him, only from that perspective, it wasn't permanent (Jared lost her more) and this episode's close-to-final scene where Zeke proposes to Michaela, and now she's going to lose him. Oh, Plane-sama! (or Calling-sama! Whatever power that is at the helm of all of this) I call upon you! Use your magnificent powers and intervene! We will never doubt you again or believe, even for a second, that you're related to the apocalypse. Also, dammit Michaela! You just had to be an agent of the plot instead of an agent of the apocalypse by not obeying the final part of that Calling. Well, with two episodes left in this season, and the possibility that there won't be a renewal, I hope there will be some big answers that will provide a sense of closure, should the show get canceled.