no one knows what a pez dispenser is, lmao

so the rebellion not only destroyed all written records, but also somehow completely stopped the passing on of oral history?

Rebecca Ferguson and David Oyelowo are both great

i don't have much to say, this was another very good episode

pretty sure i own that water bottle

i like that we're getting the first glimpse of how powerful IT/judicial is—my vague recollection of the book is of IT being even more so

putting the shutoff valve in between the pressure relief tank and the pipe seems like bad design. also, what's producing the steam and couldn't they shut that off? or like, any way of bypassing the generator and venting the steam out wherever it usually goes?

ooh, wonder if that girl noticed the fake lush greenery

how is there no one better qualified than the clearly out of his depth kid?

or they could have taken out symmetrical blades to remove the imbalance and restarted it while they repaired the others. clearly this is written like this to force juliet to deal with her fear of water, but still

those gripes aside, this was a good episode—the tension of the generator maintenance was very well done

how on earth do they still have coffee

who the hell is that

i have no further commentary. this was a very good episode, i continue to really enjoy this show

boy, bernard is a really terrible speaker

is the magnification thing to stop them from developing more advanced technology, or to stop them finding out about something? and other questions i might know the answer to if i remembered the book

the pez dispenser is back, lmfao

So who's the shadowy man? My money's on Bernard; in the book he comes off way more powerful

i keep having no commentary, this show is just very good

an etch-a-sketch, lmao

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or could bernard just be faking the whole "i trust you jules, i'm on your side" routine