That's a good question. I figured either there was a human drone operator watching who recognized Will and for some reason decided to save him. Or, maybe Will had his old security ID on him and the drone recognized that? Remember how that saved him early on in the series?Why did the drone spare them?
So much for the guy telling them that Drones won't see them!
So far, I preferred the first season. Stuff got done and we learned things. They even got a rap and some of its tech. So far in the second season, it's just the family crisis du jour.Why WAS that guy climbing the wall?!
This season seems way better than the first one though third ep did feel like it could fall back into a lot of mushy vaguestory.. Katie Bowman is a weak point for me, I don't find the actor very convincing or interesting. She had a huge shift from being resistance to sacrificing them for her family but it wasn't conveyed through her, she looks the same in every scene. I do hope this doesn't end up all about how they are separated as major story plot.
So what happened to the sister when she touched the magic box.
She saw "heaven".
I actually thought Charlie was going to do just that and it was going to be the shock surprise ending of the episode. Instead, we got the burnt book. Oh well. It would've injected something into this listless episode.I hoped the boy would kill the tutor with that big knife. That would have been interesting.
I really hate the mom! Some of it is hating her as Lori from The Walking Dead but not all of it. Everything she does seems stupid. The first season had more interesting things happening to distract from her. Now I am focusing her stupidity and it is bringing me out of the show.
Whatever did they see from the camera on the drone? I don't know to be excited or roll my eyes at the tease. I'm growing tired of teases in shows.
I have a question. How long can a block in a big city, any block, be completely isolated from the rest of the world before it begins to lose resources? We've been over a year now since the invasion and occupation and people are still finding thumbdrives and small stick cameras. I know those things won't just disappear but they also don't grow on trees. Typically electronics like that are not manufactured in LA.
It's the logistics of the show that is starting to take me out of the suspension of disbelief. Electricity and adequate food are available.
Outside of the pilot episode we've not seen any concern about medications (whatever happened to the diabetic child that needed the insulin?)
Pay phones still work and apparently so does the Internet and wifi. If the Raps are really controlling everything then shouldn't the Internet, wifi and the phones be compromised?
If LA Block is isolated, shouldn't we start seeing shortages? Still plenty of alcohol at the Yonk.
From last week we learned the Earth is divided into regions. How big is a region? Are there multiple blocks inside a region? Why is Santa Monica Block allowed to sink into barbarity?
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