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VIP7Some good moments this episode but also a lot of nonsense. I don't understand how it makes any sense for any of them to not agree to Reginald's plan? They are literally all about to die anyway, so it's entirely redundant for anyone to make the argument that they might die if they follow the plan. Doesn't matter if Reginald is hiding something or if it's some sort of trap. They are literally ALL GOING TO DIE. It makes zero sense for anyone not to take the chance.
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@ragreynolds I was coming here to say exactly this lol. "You're asking us to risk our lives." Yeah, lives that are about to end in a jiff
The entire dark Josie storyline could have been epic but it truly fell flat. The humor they tried to infuse in the season felt forced most of the time. I had higher hopes...Here's to bigger hopes that the next season tries to forget the last bad episodes and carry on in a better direction.
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@jensequel Agreed. The season fell silly overall, it's sad.
Is the first TV Show from Corea that actually saw a kiss!! In those kinds of TV shows always has romantics histories but never shows physical affection.
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@zeyden You might just not have watched that many Korean dramas. Many, especially the newer ones, already show more intimate scenes. Healer, My Love from the Star, shows/movies with Lee Jong-suk, Fight for My Way, Secretary Kim, etc..
Rose McIver was on point playing the "grumpy old" role and the new plotlines are okay. I like what they did with Major. And I'm also glad that this show still keeps the minimum amount of romance/drama stuff, hard to tell that this is a CW show. There are still some problems with the logic like keeping Clive in the dark and other minor stuff which are a bit annoying but I can live with that. Show is light and cheesy in a good way.
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Totally agree, I really want Clive to find out and soon—which I have no doubt, the dude's suspicious. But for now, I guess it's one of the best parts of the show for me: seeing Clive's reactions to Liv's various personalities that only get weirder and weirder with each brain she eats (the ones in this episode were extra hilarious), but yeah, I could see this continuing even after he finds out.
Shout by dewdropvelvet
C'mon Beth, just because Rio was all cool and controlled like a cat "it's okay sweetie you did your best" GAG doesn't mean you should like orgasm for him everytime he comes around, especially when he's shooting your husband.
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@dewdropvelvet I am legit astonished at how people apparently shipped these two even in the previous season.
Perfect from the first minute 'til the end.
"You're right. You're a good detective, and a damn good friend." I squealed, I tell 'ya. Fusco deserves that after 3 seasons of taking shit from Reese.
The call from "Shaw" that was so obviously a trap but was still, at the very least, a driving force that moved the story forward wayyy forward. And I'm glad they at least now have confirmation that Shaw's alive, but finding out that she fed Greer and co. information about Root (and the glimpse of her at the end implying that it's true)? Shiiiit, my heart is breaking.
And goddamn if a Machine made me cry. "I will not fail you now." WTF.
Bonus: Root playing chicken with the Machine — our psycho's back with a vengeance (and very intense feelings). Harper popping back up, Finch dressed up like a homeless hipster "dope fiend", Root vs Martine part 2 (and part 3, the bed scene threw me off guard, holy shit!), Reese goddamn smiling. The Samaritan agents' handler's ominous warning going with the montage of scenes at the end? Chills. (And Control killing her? Bonus bonus! I love how unapologetically ruthless this woman is... as long as it works for/isn't directed at the team.)
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Separating this from my main comment because it's just a side-thought from several of the previous episodes, but I honestly also love how this show handled the mob/gang leaders.
This has really been mostly an ongoing side arc that takes away from the Numbers and the main plot; Elias' story was slightly annoying in the first season, but I guess I just hadn't seen the whole picture back then (and I couldn't wrap my head around his teacher persona being this big bad boss that was making all the other mob groups cower) but I grew to appreciate him over the seasons.
Likewise, Mini was such an obstacle to the established 'peace', but I came to appreciate how he works and how he's seemingly this kid who literally crawled his way up to where he is now. But damn, him shooting his right-hand with not even an inquisition? Dumb. Also, at this point he's had the chance to kill both Elias and Reese twice now. And I'm guessing he's gonna lose his shot for the second time.
He's time (in this case, his Number) might be up, but Elias is just soooo good (at being bad) 'til the end.
That was a sad ending and a happy ending. Lucifer as God. That would be a disaster
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@aid45 Whoops, spoke too soon. XD
I was supposed to have a blood test soon but now thanks to Sam I don’t want to. One air bubble can kill you???
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@kieranlittleuk Lmao, Zahid was actually correct, it's really rare. XD
