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<blockquote data-quote="Daniel Avery" data-source="post: 189475" data-attributes="member: 27">I was left wondering if Bo had actually tripped the gas main and caused the leak in that scene in the first act, but decided to write around it for lack of certainty.&nbsp; So he did cause it?&nbsp; Niiiice.&nbsp; He&#039;s gone from silent eye-rolling and disapproval to openly trying to kill them all.&nbsp; By the end of the season, we might have a remake of Cujo.&nbsp; Which might be kind of fun.&nbsp; I was also unsure if that &#039;object&#039; on the hearth was Adam&#039;s cufflink (left behind by Dominique to implicate Adam in causing the gas leak that was making Fallon lose her grip) or if it was something else entirely--like maybe a broken piece of the gas line with Bo&#039;s slobber all over it.Bottom line: If Fallon&#039;s room weren&#039;t so small (by the manor&#039;s standards) she would not have gotten such a concentrated blast of gas.&nbsp; She should demand a suite of rooms.I have to give credit to the person on the writing staff who came up with a passably clever excuse for the actors to burst into song like that.&nbsp; My only issue is the song choices.&nbsp; These were all hallucinations of Fallon, except for her actual singing to Liam over the phone.&nbsp; She&#039;s roughly 27 (thus born ~1993), but her subconscious play-list is all 1980s pop hits?&nbsp; Okay, whatever.&nbsp; Eighties stuff is pretty cheap to license, and inoffensive enough for a large audience.I was also left wondering what Dominique injected into those wine bottles.&nbsp; If it was a sampling party to draw in new business, it would have been sufficient to inject salt water or vinegar into the wine just to make people gag on the products.&nbsp; But seeing how casually Dom accepts responsibility for putting a houseful of people in danger...maybe those bottles of wine were meant to cause more bodies to pile up on the estate.&nbsp; Go big or go home, they say.&nbsp; What if the bottles are still out there, waiting to be cracked open?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Daniel Avery, post: 189475, member: 27"] I was left wondering if Bo had actually tripped the gas main and caused the leak in that scene in the first act, but decided to write around it for lack of certainty. So he did cause it? Niiiice. He's gone from silent eye-rolling and disapproval to openly trying to kill them all. By the end of the season, we might have a remake of [I]Cujo[/I]. Which might be kind of fun. I was also unsure if that 'object' on the hearth was Adam's cufflink (left behind by Dominique to implicate Adam in causing the gas leak that was making Fallon lose her grip) or if it was something else entirely--like maybe a broken piece of the gas line with Bo's[I] slobber[/I] all over it. Bottom line: If Fallon's room weren't so small (by the manor's standards) she would not have gotten such a concentrated blast of gas. She should demand a suite of rooms. I have to give credit to the person on the writing staff who came up with a passably clever excuse for the actors to burst into song like that. My only issue is the song choices. These were all hallucinations of Fallon, except for her actual singing to Liam over the phone. She's roughly 27 (thus born ~1993), but her subconscious play-list is all 1980s pop hits? Okay, whatever. Eighties stuff is pretty cheap to license, and inoffensive enough for a large audience. I was also left wondering what Dominique injected into those wine bottles. If it was a sampling party to draw in new business, it would have been sufficient to inject salt water or vinegar into the wine just to make people gag on the products. But seeing how casually Dom accepts responsibility for putting a houseful of people in danger...maybe those bottles of wine were meant to cause more bodies to pile up on the estate. Go big or go home, they say. What if the bottles are still out there, waiting to be cracked open? [/QUOTE]

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