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True Detective Night Country COMA THEORY REVEAL episode 5 · Drama, Darling: A Real Housewives Comedy Podcast

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  Drama, Darling Drama, Darling Drama, Darling. Hello, darlings, I'm
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  here. We are ready to get into this episode of True Detective. It
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  is Monday morning. Emily Teresis is here. Hello. EM's hello, Amy.
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  What a festive bunch we are today. Gosh, got that right.
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  We had to shift our gears from you know, Taylor Swift's boyfriend winning the
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  Super Bowl Yes, to night Country, and we did a great job.
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  Let's talk about what we're wearing. Emily, you go first. I'm wearing
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  a blue and orange shirt showcasing everyone's favorite Alaskan fruit and or everyone's favorite Ennis,
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  the Ennis logo. Now, this was not in your wardrobe. I
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  realized I may have set the bar a little high for myself by having two
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  pieces that matched the show, and I couldn't like stop now. So I
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  found an orange shirt that's amazing, and the fact that it's blue and orange
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  is unreal. Is customized? Yes, go on, Oh my god,
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  it's customized. Okay, wow, congratulations, thank you for showing up.
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  You know, you really showed up for True Detective. Recap. Now I
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  am wearing what I already had in my wardrobe, which is a Mermaid t
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  shirt from J Crew. As you can see, she is screaming into the
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  which I think she's more of a siren because look it says Las Siren.
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  Y. Now we know the difference between a mermaid and a siren. We
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  sort of went over it at some point, but sirens basically are screaming into
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  the water, whereas mermaids are, you know, hot of your big difference
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  to which sirens are always being a pain in the air. They're just like
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  so cool, They're just really sweet, you know, just a different nature,
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  different demeanor, and a siren, you know, is much like just
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  reminiscent to me of obviously true Detective. Because we've got the the voices on
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  the ocean, we've got the the the eerie screaming, we've got the mythical
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  creature Sedna, who is an underwater creature as we know, missing fingers because
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  our father chopped them off, you know. Right that being said, we
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  are on episode five and we really jump in by not mentioning at all from
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  beginning to end about the fact that last week Navarro's ears we're bleeding in front
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  of a Christmas tree at the Dredges, and that's just it unforgivable that we're
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  not going to talk about that. Yeah, oh, we're not going to
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  talk about it. I need Lisa Renna to be like, oh, we're
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  going to talk about it. Oh her ears we're bleeding because she's dead,
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  honey, you know, like what's going on. I have some new takes
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  after this episode, you better, and they are out there, and I'm
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  telling you, I'm alone on the ice well and I am looking into a
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  void. Don't go six inches, okay, because you'll fall in. Okay,
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  here we go. I'm going six inches. No, don't I could
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  do that? How could you go six inches? Don't you know that where
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  I dug this hole in the ice in six inches? You'll die, you
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  idiot. Emily's facing zoned out and Amy pulls my legs back in. Yeah,
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  get on the ground and do an army crawl and I'll grab yet.
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  You know. But as Emily always says, her family, they always,
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  you know, something is calling them, and so they've got to go.
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  Yeah, something's always calling, and I can't stop listening. Amy, agad.
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  I don't blame you. I know it might have been usher, you
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  know. Yeah, yeah, by day Yeah, I thought it was a
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  great Super Bowl halftime show. I thought it was great, excellent, so
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  entertaining, Oh god. Yeah, And I like that he did it for
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  the cameras, not the stadium, because sometimes that can look so massive on
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  a TV that you can't like. Rihanna's performance was for the stadium, so
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  the people so spaced out, whereas ushers was like condensed for the camera,
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  which as a viewing audience at home, I appreciated. Wow. Interesting take.
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  You said you were going to come in with some hot takes today,
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  and I mean you did. The best or minutes of all time was Bruce
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  Springsteen in the E Street Band. But that's you know, neither here nor
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  there. I think it's there, but I think it's no, it's not
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  there, it's here, it's just here. I think you're asking to write
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  questions in your shame, the right things. You're sure your right crush the
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  former. How many strongs did you know? Usher? Mm hmm. That
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  surprised me. Not as many as I thought me too, But I loved
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  it. But I loved it. Yeah, it was great. Yeah.
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  Well, okay, so we didn't talk about the years bleeding. We did
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  not talk about the years bleeding. We're just gonna carry on, you know,
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  which and then also, okay, let's just go what why what why?
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  Okay, here's my new theory. It's not about good and evil with
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  the orange and the blue. Okay, we're getting to the color theory.
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  Okay, yeah, and this is gonna then lend itself a little bit to
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  the Bleeding Years. The color theory to me is that it's about new worlds
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  that have to exist equally, but are constantly fighting each other fire and ice,
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  past and present, living and dead, and you have to have equal
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  or the other one will crush the other one. That's why we're seeing it
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  in equal parts, back and forth, back and forth, and the colors
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  changed, so I don't think it's like one we I don't think is good
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  because Silver sky Mine was totally blue, and then like oranges and bad.
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  Navara was wearing an orange hat like and then we're seeing this and so like,
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  I think that that's part of it. So we're having to see like
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  I think that's more of what it means. But here's where, if I'm
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  right, America will riot. I wonder if we are in if Danvers is
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  in a coma and we are in her coma with her, because I wonder
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  if all the echoing So why is she in the coma? I don't know.
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  Is it from was she shot by Navarro at Wheelers? Don't know?
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  So I'm wondering if all the echoing music is people in the room talking to
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  her. She's awake, these are things she's hearing. Oh my god,
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  So that and people just freeze and then like you know, you don't know
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  what they're looking at. And then there's a jump scare, and then the
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  scene changes and there's so many loose ends of the ears bleeding or so I'm
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  wondering, Okay, here's one step removed. That so a lot of this
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  happened and Danvers is reliving it, but it's all convoluted like a dreamscape?
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  Yeah, or is it Russ Cole's dream from season one Matthew McConaughey with the
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  swirl coming back in So this could be really crazy and as a nation,
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  as a nation, we can't handle a dream reveal again. So like we've
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  done it. We've done it with New Heart, We've done it with Doubts.
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  New Heart. You're going back, of course, that's of course where
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  you went. Of course you did I love a New Heart reference. Wow,
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  all right, But I'm just wondering if that's what maybe is happening.
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  And this you're asking the right questions Russian right questions. No, stop asking
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  questions. You gotta know when to stop asking questions. Stop right questions,
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  the right question, special right question. Don't ask a great questions. Stop
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  asking questions, just the right question, your question. Crusius. She does
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  something where she's like you where to go time she got from mad and then
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  she like an go on top at the higher pointed mountain. We're going in.
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  I don't know. It's like turn to Bill Murray. That's like from
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  Caddyshack. Okay, let's get back into what you said. Wow, blowing
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  my mind. I'm loving what I'm hearing. I fully sign off on this
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  theory that she's in a coma from the car accident that they got into.
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  It's not a car accident, we don't know. I'm just saying that they
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  got into before that. Okay, she's on that road. The roads are
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  so dangerous, and I think that they got into a car accident because the
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  polar bear was in the middle of the road and then they swerved and then
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  they hit something and Holden died and her husband died and she's an amazing somebody
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  and she's just hearing twist and shackcause somebody's playing all the time in a right
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  right, Yes, because when you think I don't know the chi maybe the
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  husband and the child are the ones that survived. Oh and the child,
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  she's one of the dead that is in between the rose. And then like
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  it's like purgatory or something. It is purgatory and Navarro died in Yeah,
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  Navarro's dead too. It's like the sixth Sense meets Newark. But wait,
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  now that's the story now that I want to see. Yeah, we're seeing
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  it. And then and then what the child. What Holden is saying to
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  Navarro is tell her that I'm okay, I'm a lot. Tell her like
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  maybe Navarro's a medium or something. Yes, oh my god. And her
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  ears bleed when she gets a vision maybe and then and then and then she's
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  awake. Is because Dan versus she's waking up or they're trying to get her
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  to wake up? Yeah? Yeah, I feel like I want to cry
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  right now because we are so wrong. I'm sure, I'm sure we're dead
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  wrong, but I love this. If you are right, I'm going to
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  give you your twenty bucks back from the uh Monica Bay. You're gonna see
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  that pop up, okay, I And I'm I'm happy to be I'll want
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  this to be right because if this is what it is, Emily, I
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  won't be mad at all. It will all make sense. Yeah, Like
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  it would make sense, and I wouldn't have a problem with it. I'd
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  be like, this is okay because it's it's going to be a beautiful ending.
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  And I'm sure that there's all kinds of other things that are that are
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  going on in that town that are actually happening, because they're coming to her
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  bedside and they're telling her what's going on about the town and the water and
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  the mines and the pollution and the protests. And when the daughter says in
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  this episode, I'm not going to give up on you. Yes, she's
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  talking to the coma. Yes, Oh my god, I think I'm gonna
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  cry. Well wait till we're right, because no, I know this is
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  right. It feels right also because like, how else are they going to
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  wrap this up in one episode? No, it has one episode left.
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  It's got it like it can't be sixth sense, but it has to be
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  in that direction because there's too many irons in the fire for it to unfold,
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  right, because it has to be connected back to the orange and the
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  blue, because she's in a sleep and awake state and it's the sun and
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  the moon, and like there's everything is like it it all like it's the
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  ying and the yang in terms of like you can't have one without the other.
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  But if you have too much i e. Night Country, like that's
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  no good. I mean, like it you're just seeing. Also, there
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  was so much focus on past and present, especially this episode with like young
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  and the old. I don't know if you notice, but they showed that
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  Alaskan Police Force badge on their shoulders. It was almost in every shot.
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  After one scene, it was like and sometimes it was like there three or
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  four times in one shot, like you'd see all of their bad all of
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  these shoulder patches with the mama polar bear and a baby polar bear standing on
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  ice with the reflection up like the shadows on the ice. Well, and
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  no, of course when she falls in the ice next episode, will that
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  be the flashback? Oh my gosh, I don't know. Good point,
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  okay, hold on, just be with me, be with me. So
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  when she falls in the ice. Is that the actual accident that put her
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  into a coma? And who got her out of the ice? Was it
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  Navarro? Was it? Who would have who? Who? What makes sense
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  about who would have gotten her out of the ice? Would it have been
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  Pete? Would it have been Navarro? The way that Hank got Pete out
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  of the ice, you know that's gonna come full circle because he explained,
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  how you know the tide you know, I mean there's a current under right,
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  so that he's got to go down further and put an axe a hole
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  in the ice there in order to pull him up when the current takes him
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  further down. That's why he went further down in the ice. He explained
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  that that was total foreshadowing. I think it was foreshadowing, but I feel
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  like Rose, but I don't know Rose. Yeah, because he knows how
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  to do it. You are hitting this on all cylinders. I have goosebumps
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  underneath my Siren T shirt. But again, like I don't know, it
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  might be too low branch to be like it's a dream sequence maybe, but
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  it's more than a dream sequence because if it's a coma, it's reflecting real
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  life and people talking to her, so it can be connected to reality and
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  what she's hearing, and there's a there's a case going on outside of her
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  about Annie Kay. So I think that the real I think the true detective
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  case if you want to come down to detectives cracking a case, which is
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  good cop, bad cop. They have to to break the rules in order
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  to break the case. Right, So there's that aspect of true detective and
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  the supernatural aspect is that she's in a coma and she's connected in that way,
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  and that's what's gonna So there are two linear stories that are going that
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  are somehow connected. And whoever is coming in there and telling her about the
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  case is maybe maybe Navarro that's talking to her about the case. Maybe commonly,
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  well, they were having an affair. I don't know if he'd visit
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  her in the hospital. Well, I mean it's still somebody that he would
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  care about to go visit. I mean, wait, no, wait,
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  hold on, let me think for a second. If she got into an
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  accident, they would have never had an affair because she'd be in a coma.
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  She had an affair. They have been having an affair for seventeen years
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  ago. Oh right, you're right, you're right, you're right. Sorry,
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  Sorry, that whole thing about like thirty years ago. If I just
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  wanted time jump, because we're talking about like the past and Otis, you
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  know, them figuring out well, she was like, how did you drive
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  your injuries? You know when she went to go talk to Otis, how
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  did you survive these injuries? And he was like, I have no idea.
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  I there was a blizzard right right, and then he just woke up,
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  broke up in the hospital. And did he say that? Clark said,
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  back then she's awake. Yes, well he said, he said Raymond
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  Clark uh wanted to know how he survived his uh, how Otis survived his
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  injuries, and then he then the last conversation he had with Raymond Clark was
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  him telling Otis that she she's awake. Okay, So that was reason that
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  wasn't okay because Raymond is not that old, So okay, gotcha, all
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  right, that makes sense. I just was wondering did that come up for
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  him thirty years ago, because I'm like, wait, this happened she was
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  a thirty years ago, and that was some foreshadowing, but that was separate,
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  okay, And this is the second time they've made a point to tell
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  us that Otis survived some accident that he doesn't remember how it happened or how
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  he survived, which also might be some foreshadowing for Danvers if she survived whatever
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  this accident is, because Peter tells us last episode when when we're introduced to
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  the idea of the map maker, Otis that he survived some accident and she
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  said, how you know how he survived or something, and he's like,
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  that's the question. No one knows how he possibly survived because he was the
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  only one that survived of that cave flooding, right, so yeah, and
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  then remember anything else? Mm hmmmm. He's so useless. This's heroine addict.
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  Just great, and now you're dead, you know what I mean?
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  Like we were get Otis, thank you, but no thanks nothing. That's
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  not kidding. He told them where the best point of the entrance is down
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  Bear Creek. I know the highest point of the cave, right, how
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  dare you? Dare you? I you know, I wanted a heroin addict.
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  I wanted to spend more time with him, being like let's go down
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  and here it's like you're gonna trust this guy to lead you into a cave
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  after you, you know, juiced him up. Well that's why she gave
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  said before Now now where where where I love it? She's like, can't
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  kid your heroin? Are you crazy? All right? How'd you some heroin?
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  Don't do it at my house? Are you nuts? Don't do it?
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  All right? Here's your heroin? Go it my house? Should my
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  house? You should make yourself at home? Go ahead? You can.
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  Can't get you a needle, You just gotta smoke it here from four there's
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  some tenfoil turformin form. Yeah, because I gotta go crack throw from caves.
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  Okay, I love that. Like we go to sky sky Zone whatever,
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  yes, sky Zone sky Wait? Wait, what's the James Bond movie
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  sky What Skyfall? Oh? Yes, sky sky Zone? Is it sky
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  Zone? No, it's called Skyline right? No, what the hell is
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  sky written? Here? Sky's Silver Sky like Silver Springs would be a much
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  better song parody's here we are at Skyfall and I like it. Okay,
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  So we're at this like, first of all, annis is this this po
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  dunk town in the middle of nowhere right right? And then we get to
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  silver Sky and it's like two space, you know, it's like, yeah,
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  gorgeous Ennis, what movie are we in? All of a sudden?
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  Where are we with the lights, the the LEDs, the you know all
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  logo, because that's their logo, is the like the eighties Chrysler logo.
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  You're right and and it's just like what is going on? So that was
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  very very funny to me, And I love that Danvers comes in there and
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  she was all like yeah, Judish and then they're like, oh, bamboozle,
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  you know, we gotcha. And Kate's like, what were you doing
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  on our property? The cave? You can't go in there, Kate vander
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  Pump, She totally Lisa vander Pump of Ennis. How dad, you come
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  into my cave? We blew it so nobody would find it. Yeah,
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  that's the thing I think since the beginning, which is would work well in
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  the dream theory that somehow Danvers doesn't know about what seems to be the two
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  biggest employers in terms of moneymaking machines do, Like she kind of knows what
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  the mind does, but to have no idea what Salal did is until like
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  people were dead, you'd think everyone in that town, it's you know what
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  I mean, Like if it was real, right, you would of course
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  be like, oh, it's a research facility. You wouldn't live in a
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  small ass town like that and not know what that that a little bit about
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  what was going on at Salal. I mean, if anyone who's anyone,
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  I mean everybody knows Salal is doing. They're they're obviously crunching bad numbers for
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  Silver Sky, and they are absolutely searching for the meaning of life and these
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  micro organisms that can be found in caves. Yeah, it's probably like,
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  uh uh you, We're going to give you some cool numbers mining company,
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  and then you look the other way while we are trying to crack this organism.
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  Again, to your point, the yin and yang, you got to
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  do a little dirty work to you gotta be orange in order to be blue.
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  You got to be blue. To be orange. You got to like
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  keep it balanced because and the detectives have the same issue, Like they want
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  to do their jobs. So they're willing to compromise, you know, by
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  giving a junkie some heroin. They're willing to compromise by doing things that they
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  wouldn't normally do in order to get to find out who killed this one person
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  any cave, which at the end of the day, I keep thinking.
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  I mean, it is just one person. Can we all move on,
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  you know, like I mean, I hate to say it, but like
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  you know, well it just goes to show when you think about how many
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  people are killed every single day and no one gives a shit and cases are
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  closed, cold files. You know, nobody follows up. But in edis
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  they care. That should be their travel logo tagling. There's two cops on
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  duty until there's a riot, so those two cops have to pay attention.
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  But when there's a riot, somehow there's an entire police force in that sprinter
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  van. Where did they come from? I don't know, and they think
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  they are, you know, although yeah, a bunch came out, but
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  then for some reason there was only one guy just beating the shit out of
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  everybody. Yeah, and Leah, especially Leah. Yeah, that was crazy.
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  Yeah, and then Navarro took him down. Fully recovered from her prior
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  injuries. No pun intended when I said prior, aha, but she's fully
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  recovered from getting the shit kicked out of her by those guys. But although
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  I will say this is a week wait, it's a week later, right,
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  We're at New Year's Eve, and that was Christmas when she got in
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  the fight. Sorry, my mind is going somewhere right now. Oh yeah,
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  well, I just am thinking about like Leah and if that is her,
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  that's so that's her stepdaughter, Is that right? Yes? Okay,
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  so obviously so she Let's just go back to your koma theory and let's say
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  she's obviously one of the people that are visiting her in the hospital on a
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  regular basis, Okay, And so she's I'm just trying to go back into
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  the scenes with Leah and Danvers and why Danvers is always left alone? Like
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  on home why so who? Yeah, she's leaving. So it's like,
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  why won't you stay here on Thanksgiving? Will you please come back for New
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  Year's Like she wasn't there for Christmas? Please be here for Christmas? Yeah?
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  Oh shit, yeah, I think she's in a coma. She's one
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  hundred yeah no, And that's the way her mind is like seeing it.
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  And you know when she's in the bathtub and she like pulls the curtain,
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  you know, like there's always a separation between the two of them. She
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  puts her in the jail and she doesn't even go and talk to her.
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  Oh that she is in the car with her a lot, though they do
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  have a lot of conversations. I'm just trying to think back to where,
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  you know, how separate it is, so like when we're getting the story
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  told back to us next week for the seventy five minute episode, we're going
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  to see flashes of Leah leaving the hospital being like Merry Christmas, mom,
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  and then being like be back tomorrow, Happy Thanksgiving, Happy New Year's right,
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  you know what I mean, Like we're going to see these and then
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  we're going to see the flash to like her throwing the turk, the turkey
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  in the trash. Yeah, man, I mean this is gonna be pretty
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  heavy. It's heavy dock. Yes, sometimes Jodie Foster. Really, I'm
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  not gonna say Jodie Foster. Danvers has some of the same characteristics as Marty
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  McFly, the same movements since speaking, especially with that uniform on. I
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  know's there's a heavy doc and the bar was like heavy heavy. Why do
• 27:44
  you keep saying heavy? Everything dance in a coma is okay, I gotta
• 27:48
  stop anyway. So she would have never been the chief of police, I'm
• 27:53
  sorry, not the chief of police, the head detective in Ennis, right,
• 27:57
  she never would have been that don't know when Well, yeah, we
• 28:02
  don't know did this happen at the wheeler incident? Because oh what had happen
• 28:07
  with the wheeler incident? Where where it wasn't a murder suicide? Or did
• 28:12
  Navarro shoot her accidentally? Yeah, so like that's what I don't know.
• 28:18
  Penn drop, pen drop, And so that would make sense that Navarro shot
• 28:25
  her. Mm hmm. Oh no, now we're going in a different thing.
• 28:30
  Well, was always That's why everyone's pointing at Navarro. That's where you
• 28:34
  thought it was. That was my hunt. Yeah, like maybe that's why
• 28:38
  we keep going back to this wheeler incident. It didn't go down the way
• 28:41
  they thought. And here's and Danvers is still in the coma. Oh my
• 28:45
  god, what if Navarro's the one in the coma? Well I've thought about
• 28:51
  that too. Your mom is waiting for you. Yeah, the sisters upset.
• 28:56
  She can't survive without her sister. Yeah, yeah, that's the other
• 29:00
  thought is like, it's it's if one, if it's a it's three people,
• 29:06
  it's either Navarro, dan Verse or hang definitely, you know, because
• 29:15
  he sings so beautifully. You know, you can only sing like that if
• 29:21
  you're in a coma. Yeah, and thinking about it, Bride's coma,
• 29:26
  it's the Russian Bride's coma, it's the stuffed rabbit animals coma. That would
• 29:36
  make sense too. I mean, I I can't. I'm not going to
• 29:38
  go with a russ cole because you'd have to know about that. You'd have
• 29:42
  to really know season one. And I don't know if they're going to tie
• 29:47
  it in like that because I think people who are watching this for the first
• 29:51
  time will be very, very confused. Right, Okay, so let's limit
• 29:56
  it. We'll take him. We're gonna limit take him off if I If
• 29:59
  I can be so bold as too voting him out tonight, he's voting out.
• 30:06
  He's good tomorrow, He's not going to show up at breakfast, you
• 30:07
  know. So dan versus on the table and Navarro's on the table. Yeah,
• 30:18
  pretty equally. I would say either one could be a trader. The
• 30:26
  praying, you know with Joe with Danvers not believing in God, could be
• 30:33
  why she's in the in between. She's struggling with that. But see,
• 30:37
  Navarro does pray, so but does she she because she's kind of vague about
• 30:47
  what she says she does when she prays. Some of someone's talking to someone
• 30:52
  in that room about praying and yeah, okay, And also when you just
• 30:57
  put the title of the show night Country, I mean, like that is
• 31:02
  a good way to describe your state of mind in a coma. In a
• 31:06
  coma, I can't believe. I can't believe no one is saying what you're
• 31:10
  saying. Trust me, I googled it and I can't find it, like
• 31:14
  I did look on like Reddit and stuff. That's why I like, I
• 31:17
  feel like I don't know if this is right, Because it is right,
• 31:21
  it's right. Well, we can just say that it's the idea, it
• 31:26
  symbolizes a coma, and then we're right. I can't imagine a better way
• 31:33
  to wrap this up than weird theory. And if it doesn't come out this
• 31:37
  way, then I'll be disappointed. I think whatever the ending is is not
• 31:42
  going to be as good as what you just wrote. Yeah, I didn't
• 31:47
  write this, I mean my thoughts and well, yeah, I just wrote
• 31:52
  it. How about Okay, So let's let me let me go through a
• 31:59
  couple of bullet points here. Okay, yep, let's talk about I'm trying
• 32:06
  to see where I want to go first. All right, let's talk about
• 32:08
  the morgue, okay, and how how Danvers goes to the morgue to see
• 32:15
  to recognize all of the stillbursts that are there. Oh right, right right?
• 32:21
  I thought you meant the opening when Navarro is getting the wire an ice
• 32:30
  in terms of the cremation, cremation and they have to frozen frozen, Yeah,
• 32:38
  okay, so I have to wait till everything thaws. I mean,
• 32:43
  it's got to be that the Danvers isn't in a hypo what is the thermic
• 32:50
  hypothermia hypothermic state, and this is all happening. She's frozen. Jodie Foster
• 32:57
  is frozen, and this is all happening while she's frozen. And yeah,
• 33:00
  she's a she's in a frozen coma. Yeah, she's part of the corpsicle.
• 33:09
  What if she's part of the corpsicle? Okay, so yeah, okay,
• 33:15
  So she goes to that morgue and she sees all of these bodies and
• 33:21
  if she's having this vision in her or do you think that it's Navarro seeing
• 33:30
  that? Now? I don't know. No, Okay, this just I
• 33:35
  lost my train of thought. But that happened. So that happened, right,
• 33:37
  Yeah, she went to them work all right, so that happened.
• 33:42
  The child in the street points at Navarro. We know that another person always
• 33:46
  pointing at Navarro, right and only at Navarro, and the person at the
• 33:54
  wheeler case and the wheeler case pointed at Navarro too. Okay, back to
• 34:00
  the dream theory. If this is right, perhaps these are all people trying
• 34:05
  to tell Danvers in her coma that Navarro shot her. M m m m
• 34:08
  mm hmm. So perhaps yeah, yeah, and then Navarro's trying to cover
• 34:16
  it up, and Pete cracks the case. Because Pete's such a great detective.
• 34:25
  As we've seen, he's he's a great detective except for wasn't somebody posting
• 34:31
  that? Except for he makes his password as kid's birthday. Oh my god,
• 34:36
  did I die? Oh my god? He's so smart. But it's
• 34:39
  like Pete's password exclamation point. If Pete's password explain one, two, three
• 34:44
  four, he makes his password one two, three four. Oh yeah,
• 34:45
  it was he he cracked opened the phone the iPhone. I was able to
• 34:50
  crack this iPhone. Oh ah, the same guy made his password one through
• 34:54
  three four. But okay, so, but I do think in the end,
• 34:59
  the true detective is Pete Pryor because he's the one that will identify who
• 35:07
  killed who in the Wheeler case, and it wasn't Wheeler. It was either
• 35:15
  Danvers mm hmm or Navarro. Right, so one of the cuts. Yeah,
• 35:23
  but will he actually will he reveal it or will he hold that secret?
• 35:30
  Mm hmm, like because that's also being compromised in a way that the
• 35:36
  show seems to want to do. So, ps, do you think Hank
• 35:44
  killed himself? Was that? Did he draw that fire from Peter? I
• 35:50
  think he did? Oh yeah, like a deliberate suicide. Yeah, yeah,
• 35:54
  because he knew that he would protect her. Yeah, what a scumbag?
• 35:59
  What I fuck? That's the worst thing of all time. Like,
• 36:02
  I can't imagine a worst parent ever. So I hated that even though,
• 36:10
  like, yeah, I just hated that so much because it was just like,
• 36:16
  just shoot yourself. That's hard enough for someone to get over. You're
• 36:20
  gonna make your kid do it? You psychopath? Psychopath? And also the
• 36:24
  dirty work of him having to clean it up. I mean when Navarro was
• 36:30
  like clean good and gave him I know what I'm doing. Yeah, right
• 36:40
  here you go. This is a trial size. If you like it,
• 36:43
  we'll get a bigger size you Okay, do you have any refill like any
• 36:52
  other Costco refills for this or am I just using soap and water here?
• 36:58
  Like? Yeah, that was actually the only scene where I don't think we
• 37:04
  really saw orange and blue. Like that scene she's wearing red like there's and
• 37:13
  it's like blacks and reds. So but yeah, I think and then Navarro
• 37:20
  has her hair down, which is interesting because then it's really symbolic of these
• 37:24
  women that you keep seeing, right the sirens, you keep seeing their hair
• 37:30
  down or in the washer. Yeah, that washer hair. That was some
• 37:35
  weird stuff. I mean that was gross. Yeah. I was like,
• 37:37
  oh, I mean, whoa yelsers, someone's extension fell out? Is when
• 37:45
  I was like summarizing, I mean, it's a public laundromat. I'm sure
• 37:50
  it's someone's extension from Ennis, you know what I mean? Yeah, absolutely,
• 37:53
  they don't look too far into that washer. Novarrow for an answer.
• 37:57
  It's just an extension. It's just an extension, just cliff On. Yeah,
• 38:01
  that laundrymat could not have had more tide products orange and blue everywhere.
• 38:10
  You were really looking tonight because I was just like, every time you're in
• 38:15
  a laundrymat, like it's hard to find detergent around and if it's in like
• 38:21
  a locked safe. Meanwhile, this place is just like free tide pods.
• 38:25
  Well any people and it's are trustworthy. How dare you? I mean if
• 38:29
  they're not like polluting the water, I mean you can trust them in a
• 38:31
  laundromat. Yes. Also, last time I'm going to do this. What
• 38:37
  did you notice the snack choice that Peter provided to Leah and the cell pepsi
• 38:45
  which she said, you know, I hate pepsi and she took it and
• 38:47
  drank it. Yeah, and you can Oh my god, holy shit.
• 38:52
  Okay, how are you have perfected your craft? Milady? I'm that wait
• 39:00
  till I'm so wrong, I can't. I will be very upset. I'll
• 39:05
  feel like I lost the super Bowl personally. Yeah me too, me too,
• 39:08
  because I'm really leaning in here. So we'll see. Okay, So
• 39:15
  we're at the laundromat. Grandma is at the dentist in that other town.
• 39:20
  There's that one other town like Franklin Lakes or whatever, right Lakes, which
• 39:25
  is in Jersey, as Caroline Manzill lives. But so she's over at the
• 39:30
  dentist and that's why, Uh, who's there? Who's Oh it was well,
• 39:37
  it's Kayla's grandma. Whola was there? Was filling in? Yeah,
• 39:43
  and yeah, I thought that was I don't know why that was interesting to
• 39:46
  me, but it was that like, yeah, it didn't It just was
• 39:52
  okay, like sorry, well, I just thought, like, if you
• 39:57
  take the dream thing away, there's then there's something else that this means.
• 40:00
  But I just don't know what it is. I know, because we are
• 40:02
  like the only thing I can think of is that that space the laundromat maybe
• 40:14
  is the hospital room or some level of the hospital and you just hear the
• 40:20
  goings on's and I don't know. I'm just doing make your work. But
• 40:23
  so, but why was the gramma not there? Oh? Well maybe?
• 40:32
  Okay? So then all of a sudden, Kavick, Kvid Quavick or whatever
• 40:39
  his name is shows up with his pal Kenny. Oh, Eddie runs in
• 40:44
  with that damn rock, Yeah, Eddie and some new guy we don't know,
• 40:47
  Eddie. Who's Eddie? That's his first name. Quavik's first name is
• 40:52
  Eddie, isn't it? Oh? I thought, Oh, I didn't know.
• 40:54
  I thought so, yeah, maybe I just I thought it Quavick was
• 40:58
  his first name. Okay, cool? So then he brings in his friend
• 41:00
  Kenny, and he's like, oh, yeah, yeah, I happened to
• 41:05
  know all about this symbol, like we grew up here. And I'm like
• 41:07
  thinking, well, how do you know? And not everybody else know,
• 41:12
  Like it's like hunters knew about this. They used to put this sign on
• 41:15
  the ice to deter hunters from falling in because they were marking thin ice,
• 41:22
  and that his you know, his family would say, you'll fall into the
• 41:25
  night country. You don't want to end up in the ice caves or something
• 41:29
  like that, right, right, right, right, So here we've got
• 41:34
  Quavic being like squeaky clean now because I was, I had my eyes on
• 41:37
  him, but then when they really exposed him for being like a really we
• 41:40
  were skeptical of him. Last week, I kind of pulled back my skepticism
• 41:44
  because I thought they're just me misleading us. So then then ohhen Blair walks
• 41:52
  in. So Blair with the three fingers. Remember from the Blue Crab,
• 41:58
  Blue Crab and the Siren, the folklore about the mermaid who loses her fingers,
• 42:06
  Yes, he said nothing, yes, yes, So she's just there
• 42:09
  like looking all suspicious with her three fingers, and you're like, well,
• 42:13
  what do you do? Say something? You know, you see something,
• 42:15
  say something, and she's just like, I gotta get my laundry free tide
• 42:21
  pods and then you know, you know, she leaves. So it's just
• 42:23
  a weird scene and what else. So that's that. Oh wait, let
• 42:32
  me talk about let's talk about Julia's cremation at the beginning. And then she
• 42:37
  goes to put her in the ice as like a burial, and Rose is
• 42:40
  there, and at that point I'm thinking, Okay, Rose does not exist
• 42:44
  because there's no damn way that she was going to have Rose, you know,
• 42:46
  cut a hole in the ice. This is an older woman who,
• 42:50
  like you, were in war. Why aren't you doing that? Yeah,
• 42:54
  so that was interesting to me too. And I didn't know if that was
• 42:59
  like a ceremonial thing where Rose is like, here, let me do this
• 43:05
  for you or something. I don't know what that was about. It's like
• 43:07
  she knew where in the ice was the exact spot that would be safe where
• 43:12
  you could reach the ocean water without falling through. So she was going to
• 43:16
  do it, I guess. I don't know, but it was weird that
• 43:19
  she was right. And also that's where Peter needs to take the bodies to
• 43:25
  Rose and where the spot she put Julia in. So that's that was the
• 43:34
  That was the orders when Navarro left Peter at the last scene, So same
• 43:38
  spot and Rose is going to be involved. And that's what made me think
• 43:43
  Rose is real because now they're calling her by name and in between characters and
• 43:50
  talking about her, and Peter understood what to do. Yeah, Peter's like,
• 43:52
  oh, you know, he didn't say, there's fucking no Rose,
• 43:57
  babe. Rose doesn't exist. I don't who is this Rose character that you're
• 44:01
  talking about. And you know, dan Versus wasn't like irrational question between normal
• 44:07
  wroges, like stop talking about so that to mean fuck your fucking weather roche.
• 44:19
  Remember that outburst. Yeah, yeah that was I love an outburst.
• 44:28
  But yeah she didn't. No one put up a fight about taking that like
• 44:30
  Rose is the cleaner, you know, right, Yeah, I wonder what
• 44:35
  that is. It's very weird. Yeah, I can't put that all together
• 44:42
  yet, can't do it even under the microscope. If Danvers is dead,
• 44:49
  what would that mean? It's just that Rose is. It doesn't even need
• 44:55
  to make sense. Really, I don't think Danvers is dead. I think
• 45:00
  she's in the in between. I'm sorry. I don't mean dead. I
• 45:02
  apologize. I'm at coma. Yeah, yeah, I just am trying to
• 45:07
  get it right. It's hard. I'm trying to keep up with you.
• 45:16
  Yeah, okay. Oh. She A Navarro at the protest saw another hallucination
• 45:24
  of Annie Kay that turned into fire. Oh the image went away and it
• 45:32
  was like she was in front of it was the fire barrel behind her.
• 45:37
  Oh that's right. Yeah, fire and ice. I know Game of Thrones,
• 45:44
  baby, Yeah, and those really fancy fireplaces that people call fire and
• 45:47
  eyes with like those they look like ice cubes, those pebbles, and they're
• 45:52
  super It's just not my style, you know what I mean. Yeah,
• 45:54
  it feels like a vibe. Yeah, it feels like we're going to see
• 46:00
  those in Ariyan Murphy John in forty years and be like, oh my god,
• 46:05
  remember the fire and ice fireplaces? So cool? How about when Pete
• 46:12
  gets kicked out for like everybody on Reddit I was laughing, This is another
• 46:17
  thread about Pete getting kicked out. His wife is like, you know,
• 46:22
  it's been maybe ten days since he's been on the biggest case that's ever happened
• 46:27
  in Ennis, and she's just so mad. You know, like her kicking
• 46:30
  him out was very ridiculous, and then for Danvers to be like, don't
• 46:37
  be even more stupid, correct to Hank, here's my keys to my cold
• 46:40
  shit. And then he goes to the shed that has nothing in there and
• 46:45
  it's freezing. I that was confusing to me too. I was like,
• 46:50
  surely there's a space heater, but they may look for space any of that.
• 46:54
  Nothing. Very reminiscent of the more I will say, boy, now
• 47:04
  you've done it, have I because I don't even know. I don't know
• 47:07
  what you've done. I don't know you're doing it. Oh my god.
• 47:15
  Slab avalanche. Slab avalanche is what Connolly says. That's the case is closed,
• 47:24
  and those scientists died from a slab avalanche. And well, now I
• 47:30
  did read something about this. The director of Oh the Detlove Pass in Russia.
• 47:37
  Yes, you read it too, Yes, So this was kind of
• 47:42
  based on a real circumstance. The avalanche and the results of the solal lab
• 47:49
  guys is similar to something that happened in the fifties, Yeah, nineteen fifty
• 47:53
  nine in Russia. Yeah, right, And so the director was kind of
• 47:58
  a little bit obsessed with that story and worked it into this, but there
• 48:04
  are a lot of people that don't know if that was actually the avalanche.
• 48:08
  Like there's a lot of you know, conspiracy and thoughts around that. So
• 48:14
  it's not saying like that could happen necessarily or that's what happened here, but
• 48:17
  that, I guess was the launching point for this. Yes, and another
• 48:22
  case as well, which was not an avalanche, but it took place at
• 48:25
  sea is Danvers. Everybody, hold on one second, okay, I that
• 48:35
  was the they're spraying for fruit flies again, those weird fruit flies that have
• 48:37
  taken over orange, their orange taking over the orange trees. Yes, okay,
• 48:45
  okay. So there was another case that happened, I think in the
• 48:47
  eighteen hundreds where it was a boat that was found completely abandoned and as well
• 48:55
  as the whatever boats that you would take out what we would call tenders now
• 49:02
  you know life rafts if you will, but whatever they use back in the
• 49:06
  day on her toys. Yeah, the banana was missing. I don't know.
• 49:10
  It was really weird conspiracy theory. Uh And so yeah, they and
• 49:19
  so that's a mystery too. And I'm thinking, well, obviously just went
• 49:22
  in these boats and they probably all just sunk, but it is something that
• 49:27
  I think that she's referenced as well as a mystery on the sea. Yeah,
• 49:35
  okay, so we're Yeah, she is weaving in some but I don't
• 49:40
  think that those are necessarily I think those were just motivations for the show to
• 49:46
  show something that could have different answers. But I don't know those incidents,
• 49:53
  Like, I don't know how much it's worth researching those incidents. But maybe
• 49:57
  I'm wrong, like an answer, yeah, you're asking the right questions.
• 50:02
  So now Connelly is saying the case is closed. I know what happened on
• 50:07
  the Wheeler case. And so she, you know, she and Navarro have
• 50:12
  a very you know, intense conversation and yeah that was they for sure.
• 50:31
  She's like, oh shit, okay, And then of course Pete comes in
• 50:37
  and he's like, hey, I've connected these two things. Tuttle the mind,
• 50:44
  sollution, salal, so on and so forth. Also, I don't
• 50:51
  even remember how they got into the Wheeler case. Oh I know, because
• 50:54
  duh. She's like, how did they find out how to kindly find out
• 51:00
  about Wheeler? Did you tell your dad or something like that. So it's
• 51:04
  like he's in his computer and he was able to find well, yeah,
• 51:08
  he must have been able to. Is Hank that good of a detective that
• 51:12
  he would be able to actually piece together what Peter was trying to piece together.
• 51:15
  I have a lot of like a hard time believing that he was able
• 51:19
  to do that, because it's not like he was, well, maybe he
• 51:22
  was like, dear Diary. You know. My theory is that Navarro actually
• 51:27
  shot Wheeler. You know, I think Pete was. I think Pete is
• 51:32
  that naive that he would put those kinds of notes in his computer and think
• 51:38
  that no one will see it. Okay, all right, well I guess
• 51:42
  we have to believe that. Yeah, and then Hank put it all together.
• 51:47
  I guess very quickly, very quickly. Who would have thought. And
• 51:52
  he's like, I'm no killer to Kate, and he wants to be the
• 51:54
  chief. He wants to be I'm sorry, the head detective in that town
• 51:58
  so badly. And she's like it's just not what it used to be because
• 52:01
  he was supposed to get it. Yeah, right, and the bureaucracy,
• 52:07
  like Kate can no longer control it. It sounds like so in terms of
• 52:12
  getting Hank the lead job. So and it sounds like she's like we gave
• 52:19
  you the money and he said it's gone. So that's probably what he was
• 52:21
  sending his Russian bride. Oh hell yeah, yeah, how funny would it
• 52:25
  be? Like let's say Dan versus in the coma and she wakes up and
• 52:30
  everyone that's in the room, it's like, you know, Leah the grandmother.
• 52:40
  Pete Pryor is like next to his dad. His dad is the the
• 52:45
  head is the head detective, and he's standing there with his Russian bride and
• 52:51
  like they're really nice. Like can we get ourselves like a Wizard of oz
• 52:54
  ending? Yeah, yes, yes, a Wizard of oz ending. Oh
• 52:59
  my god, that's exactly right. Okay, okay, I'm with you.
• 53:04
  I think we would have had more greens, but maybe i'm wrong in red
• 53:08
  sequence yeah, red rubies, I mean not sequence. Yeah, red rubies,
• 53:16
  greens, not so much oranges and blues. But again, could be
• 53:22
  wrong. Did you also notice in the Laundroymount out of nowhere there was a
• 53:27
  girl with orange chair, Like I mean it was like a naturally orange,
• 53:30
  like long redhead orange chair. Really no, I didn't know, yeah,
• 53:36
  because I was like, for a hot second, I was like, oh,
• 53:38
  Patti Scalfa, No, that's Bruce Springsteen's White Oh thank you okay,
• 53:44
  yes she has orange chair. Yes, thank you for this episode. We
• 53:47
  only say thank you in memory. Okay. His song was good, though,
• 53:53
  wasn't it? It was excellent And he's a real musician apparently. Well
• 53:58
  I looked him up and he doesn't have that's not his thing, Like,
• 54:06
  oh I thought I heard that. Oh okay, oh, maybe I'm wrong.
• 54:08
  But on I looked at his Wikipedia page. He was in Deadwood.
• 54:14
  But I don't know if it is a SoundCloud, you know what. I
• 54:16
  didn't look at his soundstop. I went as far as to see so now
• 54:22
  it's George Bush, George W. Bush. Hush. Now I thought I
• 54:30
  was like, did he sing this song for True Blood? And then I
• 54:34
  know he has that same vibe totally yeah. And then when I when I
• 54:37
  saw that he didn't do that, then I was like, oh, he's
• 54:40
  not a musician. So in fairness, maybe I didn't really look that far.
• 54:44
  I don't think you yeah, that's well. Look, you're no Pete
• 54:49
  prior today, but you were yesterday. No, you figured everything out except
• 54:53
  Hank's musical career. I think we can give you a pass on that,
• 54:57
  Emily, Okay, I think we're a okay with you and okay, well,
• 55:04
  jeez, I feel like is there anything left to say? I am
• 55:07
  so in love with your coma theory. Now, I just need to decide
• 55:13
  who it is. I mean, I it has to be Danvers in my
• 55:15
  opinion, it's got to be Danvers, and that Navarro is the one that
• 55:27
  I'm sorry now I'm back. Yeah, maybe they're both in a coma.
• 55:30
  I mean, could be. Yeah, it could be. Uh that would
• 55:38
  be weird. Yeah, I can't I go back and forth who it is
• 55:45
  because also, like like to your point about your mom says, come to
• 55:51
  Navarro and she keeps getting called into the distance. So m hmm, yeah,
• 55:55
  there's that, and then the pointing, you know, it would make
• 56:00
  sense if they both right, they both are they both got hurt in whatever
• 56:08
  accident. Yeah, that they would both be in a coma. That would
• 56:14
  make sense, and maybe the you know, they could condense it down and
• 56:20
  compress the time so much that literally between the if they fell into the ice,
• 56:27
  that between transporting them from the ambulance to the hospital. No, no,
• 56:34
  no, because that I was gonna say, then they woke up,
• 56:37
  but I mean she's awake, is exactly what you say about someone who's in
• 56:44
  a fucking coma and they wake up. I think they're waking up. Yeah,
• 56:50
  she's making gestures or something, and people are getting excited. Yeah,
• 56:57
  and they're saying listen, and then have you did you notice the listen?
• 57:01
  Oh? Yeah, yeah. But then but then it could also then to
• 57:09
  your Navarro point, Eddie or the bartender. Her last scene with him,
• 57:15
  he tells her to come back like three times. So they're both in a
• 57:22
  coma. They're both in a coma. They are both in a coma.
• 57:29
  Yeah, Oh my gosh, I mean, and then we got eagle eye
• 57:34
  Cherry at the end. That was weird. That was crazy. Everyone had
• 57:39
  a problem with that. Everyone had a real problem with that. Yeah,
• 57:44
  everybody's like, it's not worth waking up about this coma. Yeah, there
• 57:51
  was. There was a lot of symbolism to I mean, not just like
• 57:54
  it was weird that Otis was wearing a blue New York jersey, Like that
• 58:00
  was weird to me. I couldn't figure that out. I noticed that Kate
• 58:05
  looked so much when she's in the scene with Hank in the truck. She
• 58:08
  looked so much like Fiona shaw I e rose that it was almost confusing,
• 58:15
  Like if Fiona Shaw weren't in the show, I'd be like, wow,
• 58:20
  she looks like Fiona Shaw right now. The fact that Fiona Shaw is in
• 58:22
  the show and Kate's the lighting inside the truck when she's talking to Hank and
• 58:27
  she like has her head in a certain way, I was like, is
• 58:30
  this intentional? Corn there, aren't it? Your theory explains everything away,
• 58:37
  and if we really do lean into i mean, these two cops they were
• 58:45
  apart and now they're together all the time. Yeah, right, right,
• 58:52
  and technically not in the same agency, right or in the same like force,
• 58:58
  but they all both have those APF patches, but right, but one's
• 59:01
  a trooper and yeah, and yeah, it's all confusing. I mean,
• 59:07
  yeah, you know, I don't know. There's just and there's so much
• 59:12
  symbolism between the two of them and the paths and working together. So the
• 59:19
  question is if you want to really just pass on with yeah, yeah,
• 59:24
  ask the right questions. I mean, that's why Dan okay segue, That's
• 59:30
  why Dan Versus is getting so mad at Pete because she's almost like, you're
• 59:37
  you're onto this mm hmm. She's she's basically the only thing she can do
• 59:43
  is say, is ask the right questions to her because she's just laying there.
• 59:46
  So maybe she's twitching. Maybe she's twitching when he is asking her questions,
• 59:54
  and it's he's like, twitch your right finger if if this is right,
• 59:58
  you know, and she's like mm hmmm, and then it's like she's
• 1:00:00
  saying, no, that's not it. So ask the right questions so I
• 1:00:05
  can ask me the right question, so well as er no question, yes,
• 1:00:07
  yeah, ask me the correct yes or no question, so I can
• 1:00:10
  tell you what's Yeah, you're not asking the right questions. You're not asking
• 1:00:15
  the right questions. But to that end, he did ask the right question.
• 1:00:19
  Did you know that Wheeler was left handed? And she says no,
• 1:00:24
  yeah, that I didn't understand. Okay, so somebody else went in and
• 1:00:29
  reversed all the photos, which must have been in a borrow. Oh so
• 1:00:35
  if they both got hurt, which I can't, I can't imagine they didn't
• 1:00:40
  get hurt from the ice. And at the same time, however, is
• 1:00:49
  it possible that they got hurt in two different ways, that somebody got hurt
• 1:00:59
  Maybe Wheeler shot Danvers and then Navarro shot Wheeler. No, because that would
• 1:01:06
  be excused, there would be no there would be no investigation, and why
• 1:01:09
  it would be dirty coppying. Okay, so forget that. But what if
• 1:01:15
  Danvers died in some way with the I'm I'm sorry. I keep saying died,
• 1:01:19
  got hurt some way with the ice, but Navarro didn't get hurt until
• 1:01:22
  later and she's Nope, that doesn't make sense. They had to have had
• 1:01:27
  an incident together where they both ended up in a coma, and maybe it
• 1:01:31
  was at the very beginning of investigating the salal thing. That wouldn't make sense
• 1:01:38
  either, because then it wouldn't explain the kid thing, and it had to
• 1:01:43
  have happened. I think it happened prior. I think that's why I was
• 1:01:50
  intended. Oh my god. Maybe that's a little nod is that their names
• 1:01:55
  are prior because things happened prior to Maybe it's interesting not not a not a
• 1:02:04
  thing that the character created, but the direct you know, the writer to
• 1:02:07
  like plant the seed. But you know that Ferris Bueller on the Loop,
• 1:02:15
  like that's something that kind of does happen when you're dreaming, like you incorporate
• 1:02:20
  things that weirdly like that. So I think that whatever happened happened, she
• 1:02:27
  was I think the season started and this is all in her coma. Yeah,
• 1:02:31
  I agree. I agree with you lived experiences that she's reliving or being
• 1:02:37
  told about and incorporating details and solving Yeah m hm. So ironically. Guess
• 1:02:49
  when this came to me want a dream last night? And I'm not you
• 1:02:52
  kidding? Stop it? Yeah, And then I woke up and I was
• 1:02:55
  like, actually, that would make sense if she was in a coma.
• 1:03:00
  Wait, so tell your dream. Oh my god, are we in a
• 1:03:02
  dream? Am I in a coma? Oh my god? Are weena coma?
• 1:03:07
  Are you? Are we? Navarro and Danvers? Oh my god,
• 1:03:13
  what is it happening? Am I actually turning fifty this week? Oh my
• 1:03:24
  god? The Orange? It makes so much sense because we recap Real Housewives.
• 1:03:30
  We were talking about oh c we were Oh god, John Jansen and
• 1:03:34
  Shannon never broke up. Oh thank god, Oh thank god. I'm so
• 1:03:37
  happy about this. WHOA, that was a close one. Mauricio and Kyle
• 1:03:42
  are still together. Larsa and Marcus, Larsa and Marcus. That was when
• 1:03:47
  I that gossip hit yesterday, and all I could think of was Larsa being
• 1:03:52
  like, how do you know how do you know, like the way she
• 1:03:57
  Gernie, yeah, Marcus and followed you, LARSA, how do you know?
• 1:04:02
  Well? Ian followed summer Moon, he unfollowed Sheenanigan's and he and followed
• 1:04:09
  you. Please give us a clearer Larsa, do you know? How do
• 1:04:15
  you know? Wait? And I can't do that. I don't know.
• 1:04:16
  That was it? No? That honeina yah. And someone's like the fact
• 1:04:25
  that they have to see each other at the Traders reunion. I guarantee you
• 1:04:29
  Marcus won't show up, No, he will. He's thirsty. Marcus is
• 1:04:31
  showing up again. He's the Marcus Jordan of getting Michael Jordan's attention, So
• 1:04:35
  he will be at that Traders. Everyone's like, can you believe that he
• 1:04:40
  happens to be with his father yesterday? I'm like, it's a super Bowl,
• 1:04:43
  Like of course they're together. Like questions, all right, let's go
• 1:04:48
  back, let's go back before we wrap this up. But I don't remember
• 1:04:54
  what the question was, What is up? What is I don't know.
• 1:05:00
  I think that's it. I think we got to stop. No, what
• 1:05:03
  was your dream? You were gonna tell me what your dream was? Tell
• 1:05:06
  me my dream? You're very, very basic in that it was like,
• 1:05:11
  you got to remember tomorrow when you wake up to tell everyone that Dan versus
• 1:05:16
  in a coma. She's having a fever dream. This is a fever dream.
• 1:05:20
  This is gonna be like Kevin Finnerty and sopranos. And then I argued
• 1:05:24
  with myself and I was like, there's no way they're gonna do a like
• 1:05:29
  when Tony soprano. It's iconically a weird, bad episode. I was like,
• 1:05:33
  there's no way like Newhart, No, they're not gonna Like I'm arguing
• 1:05:36
  with myself and then I was like, I'm telling you, she's in a
• 1:05:41
  coma, she's sleeping. Look how clearly you're putting it together and you're sleep
• 1:05:45
  That's how she's putting it together. I was like, that was my dream.
• 1:05:47
  I was having that conversation. Oh my god, that's amazing. I
• 1:05:51
  wow, Wow. I took a very strong gummy. I will also add
• 1:05:57
  before wonderful opened up areas of your brain. The truth, maybe, Detective,
• 1:06:05
  the truth, Detective? Was it a darling gummy? I wish?
• 1:06:12
  I am. I literally did not expect this today. I am so impressed.
• 1:06:20
  I'm blown away. I feel like, even no matter what happens,
• 1:06:25
  next week. I'm going to be satisfied with your ending and what we put
• 1:06:30
  together today. I am in love with this. I won't be disappointed at
• 1:06:35
  all if she's if she's in a coma, if one person's in a coma,
• 1:06:39
  or if both, or if it's just the whole thing symbolizes it too.
• 1:06:45
  Like I don't know, I don't know, but yeah, I will
• 1:06:47
  say I do not agree now with the theory of orange and blue being good
• 1:06:53
  and even no, not agree with that. No, no, that was
• 1:06:56
  just fun for the ride, and that was a good theory, laying layering
• 1:07:00
  of you know, interesting. But I but you're you're just popping off in
• 1:07:05
  every area today, nailing it head to toe. And I think like with
• 1:07:11
  the color theory being that it is a yin and yang, it is a
• 1:07:14
  fire and ice, it is a balancing of good and evil, and that
• 1:07:16
  is well right, right, right, But I don't think. I guess
• 1:07:19
  what I'm saying is it doesn't describe a character to be good or bad exactly.
• 1:07:25
  Yes, yes, wow, wow. I mean I don't know if
• 1:07:32
  I can wait a week to get back to Ennis, I don't know,
• 1:07:35
  but I I don't know. I just feel lucky to be in your presence.
• 1:07:42
  I just feel happy because I was coming in today with like, I
• 1:07:45
  can't believe this episode took a turn for more the reality based storyline and are
• 1:07:53
  we just going to get rid of all of the supernatural themes and theories and
• 1:07:58
  influences in this because because now we're not even mentioning it, We're not mentioning
• 1:08:01
  at all, and and you know, like, why are it bothered me
• 1:08:06
  so much? We came back in and are we to believe that they wouldn't
• 1:08:11
  investigate why Navarro's ears were bleeding, which was an actual symptom of the other
• 1:08:17
  victims, including Otis and some of the corpsicles. That was part of what
• 1:08:25
  happened to them. And that was such a dreamlike scene because you're you've got
• 1:08:32
  a tree, the Christmas tree, like if youre tree is going to be
• 1:08:36
  in that hospital room, right, or just being talked about on a generator
• 1:08:42
  being run on a generator in like it just there was so much going on
• 1:08:46
  there that like, you're right, we didn't revisit any of it. That's
• 1:08:51
  bizarre. Okay. I know we keep saying we're gonna wrap up, but
• 1:08:56
  let me just say one more thing. If they wake up and they say
• 1:09:01
  she's awake with the wounds that both otis had and survived. Where someone's going
• 1:09:10
  to be blind and someone is definitely going to be blind. Someone's going to
• 1:09:14
  be blind, yes, yes, because that is just too common. Someone's
• 1:09:21
  going to be missing fingers and someone's going to be blind. And that's why
• 1:09:27
  and her ears would have maybe been bleeding in real life. That's why they
• 1:09:31
  were bleeding there. But that Christmas tree mark your words will be in the
• 1:09:36
  will be uh when you when they wake up in the hospital room, You're
• 1:09:42
  going to see that special toothpaste there. Somebody brought up the SpongeBob. Yeah,
• 1:09:47
  you're going to see that Christmas tree. You're going to see polar but
• 1:09:54
  the Polar bear Stuffy mm hmm. You're gonna see see that funny stuffy.
• 1:10:00
  Hank's bunny. Yeah, Hank brought them somebody bunny he brought He waited at
• 1:10:05
  the plane for the bride with that bunny. Yeah, she never showed,
• 1:10:10
  right, you might see that bunny that well. Hank may have brought it
• 1:10:15
  to see them. Yeah right, Yeah, you're right. You're gonna see
• 1:10:20
  a lot of stuff. It's all gonna come together, Okay, it's got
• 1:10:27
  to it's we got one episode left. Let's make a count America. Okay,
• 1:10:34
  I'm really excited about this, really jazzed. I am jazzed up.
• 1:10:41
  Okay, yeah, sound off in the comments with your theories. Volume up,
• 1:10:45
  guys on this one. Yeah, because uh whereas Mark Wahlberg says,
• 1:10:50
  prayer up, Oh my god, that was so the most so many religious
• 1:10:55
  commercials last night, you know, good Lord, and then all of a
• 1:11:00
  sudden he's like, hey, pray with me, you know, pray with
• 1:11:02
  me, Hey, lou all right, Flint, I'm like, okay,
• 1:11:11
  well, I'm giving up Mark Wahlberg for Lent. Oh I'm I'm gonna not.
• 1:11:16
  I'm gonna not. I'm gonna take up Mark Wahlberg for Lent. That's
• 1:11:19
  what I'm gonna do. Here you go, Sirens, Sedna, oranges.
• 1:11:27
  Okay, okay, all right, okay, we gotta we gotta cut and
• 1:11:32
  run. We love you guys for bearing with us. Really feel like we
• 1:11:36
  did something today. I really feel like two true Darling detectives. I mean,
• 1:11:41
  I'm only I'm on your coattails, you know what i mean. I'm
• 1:11:44
  just riding your coattails. I'm in the passenger seat. Taking notes. No,
• 1:11:47
  but like you were very hot. We got we got to a lot
• 1:11:49
  of places together. And again, darlings, app sound off. Let us
• 1:11:54
  like I want to hear a series. I want it, I want right
• 1:11:58
  questions like yeah, let's do it. Yeah, that's it, all right,
• 1:12:01
  let's let's get the funk out of here. See you, darlings,
• 1:12:06
  get your get your now. You're asking a right questions. Drama, Darling,
• 1:12:15
  Drama Darling,