[Random User 7]

Do they even have the capability on base to do that kind of testing?
I mean we're still talking circa 1979 or so.
The type of machinery for that testing was fairly heavy.
(I may have been involved in moving some of those machines.)

Yes, it's basically just a piece of paper like a litmus test. The Russians invented it in this reality.

 

[Random User 7]

Something called "11:59 Club" in 1983 -- I would have guessed a punk/goth club, not a jazz piano bar with drink coasters.

Punk goth may not have been popular until the 90s in this reality.

 

[Random User 7]

They're heavily foreshadowing a "Mrs Robinson" situation with Gordo's son and Karen, IMHO.

I was waiting for that last episode.

 

[Random User 7]

Wow what an episode

 

[Random User 7]

Wow, we really have low expectations about Tracey’s husband ethics.

 

[Random User 7]

Meh to S3E6,

I mean it had about 5 minutes of interesting material but was for the most part nothing that couldn’t have been included in another episode. Typical mid season stretching it episode.

edit: this explains it well

’The Boys’ Creator Slams ‘10-Hour Movie’ Style Of Television-Making

’The Boys’ creator Eric Kripke is not a fan of streaming shows being touted as ’10-hour movies.’

uproxx.com

 

[Random User 7]

and now all evidence is gone and Danny gets a statue that his brother can steal allowing Jimmy to finally feel like his part of the family.

 

[Random User 7]

I think they should just let them all die and end the season. Next year a fresh start, 20 years later and Mars is colonized, and they flash back with lessons learned.