Exactly. I mean, she got fucked-up more than Nolan and Mark ever were, so she could get some scars or something.

She could come back with a voice-box and shit. I mean, Lucan survived while carrying his own guts, so…

NGL, the *ONLY* thing I know about Seth Rogen is his crazy weird stoner laugh.

But he’s great as Allen the Alien!

There’s one thing that’s not Ep3-specific, but I need to ask the question :

Why is Rudy even going in person on missions inside a new robot-suit when he had the tech to remote-control a full squad of robots + a giant one in Season 1?

Why not have a special room in the Guardians HQ from where he controls at least one robot like he did before?

Before, if robot “died”, Rudy was “safe” in his little pod back in wherever he was. Now, if robot dies, Rudy dies too. Sounds like a downgrade, especially if now he starts to freeze out of fear for his new body.

In Episode 3, Duplikate gives some kind of bullsh!t explanation about her having lived as long as him if you add-up all of the lives of her duplications who died. Like, that’s not how it works, right? All of her duplications never had lives of their own before being summoned. Or maybe it feels like it? When they die, does Duplikate-prime remembers all the thoughts of her duplications who died / have been dispelled?

However, the part where she says she experienced Death as much as the Immortal did and that allowed them to bound, that one I can get. Not sure how that’s enought to translate into a romantic relationship, but eh.

Still pretty gross age-gap, though. But the characters aren’t supposed to be right or have logics that make sense for them to be allowed in the show. Makes them a bit more real if they say/do bullshit.
It’s not saying Duplikate will stay with the Immortal for very long either.

Also, Rexplode kinda deserves getting dumped like that every now and then. ^^