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You're a white dude in the US, Lincoln! It should be easy to disappear!

lmaooooooo how true is this

Honestly, it was my thinking as well. I don't know why he didn't try harder to hide his identity. As you said, there were plenty of things he could have done.

I also like Rosalind's character, even if she's super shady, and am curious to learn more. Yes, agreed on the kissing. My guess is that it's meant to be them ~seizing the moment~ because they don't know what the future will bring. But like you, I find it a bit gross and absolutely not the time.

Lincoln's dad played Dave Karofsky's dad on Glee, so I had an interesting moment of canons colliding when he showed up. But I agree with you completely on people just calling the police on their friends! Like you, I am so paranoid about authority. And even if I weren't, I'd want to hear my friend's side of the story and find out what the hell was going on. Maybe showrunners think that won't make interesting television. But I think it would have been so much more exciting if Lincoln's friend (I keep calling him 'Paul Karofsky' in my head lol) had stuck by him and helped him out. Or at least listened when Lincoln tried to explain.

Now that I think about it, wouldn't it make more sense to listen and be on Lincoln's side? If he's innocent, then the guy can feel good about helping him. If Lincoln is guilty, then the guy can pretend to be on his side and run when he has a chance. Because if Lincoln is dangerous, then what chance did he have attacking him with the poker/baseball bat (I can't remember what he attacked him with)?

So much YES to Mack and Daisy bonding! They're so adorable.

Why is it that the ATCU team still looks like it's staffed with Neo-Nazis????

Not-so-subtle symbolism? That's my guess.

What did you think of this week's episode? Really enjoying your recaps!