• 3:00 — Three Years Later

  • Are we supposed to care or even understand what’s going on?
• 5:30 — Jack the Ripper
• 7:00 — Spirit possession
• 8:45 — Is that Chinese?

• 9:00 —

  • Russian language
  • Turkish language

• 11:00 — The subtitles actually spoiled it.

  • s01e07 @ 16:00 — Yeah it took that long for an in-show reveal.
• 12:00 — I’m confused. Why was there that quip about shotguns? It made no sense..
• 13:45 — So that’s either prescience or time travel.
• 15:30 — Boers
• 16:45 — Mongol Horde

• 17:30 —

  • X-ray
  • Wireless
  • Electricity
• 26:45 — Crow

• 29:30 —

  • Faust
  • Opera
• 32:15 — With a gift like that, he could heal very rich and important people and make a lot of friends.
• 36:30 — Crown jewels
• 39:30 — It’s a reference to Cunnilingus
• 40:30 — “An employee” is the singular; idiot. You don’t need to use one single word. A space is a valid character within a concept.

• 41:45 —

  • prognosticator
  • Precognition
• 53:30 — Polyglot

• 12:00 — Dracula – (1897 book), by Bram Stoker

• 38:30 —

  • A murmuration is a behavior in a flock of starlings.
  • Aphrodite
• 41:45 — I still think the elephant broach is some sort of defensive invention.

• 48:00 —

  • Augustus
  • Dalmatian (dog)
  • Was that a strange breast superpower reference?

• 51:00 —

  • The quote “what does not kill me makes me stronger” is often attributed to the German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche. It can be found in his book “Twilight of the Idols, or, How to Philosophize with a Hammer” (German: “Götzen-Dämmerung, oder, Wie man mit dem Hammer philosophiert”), which was published in 1888. The original German quote is “Was mich nicht umbringt, macht mich stärker.” — ChatGPT

• 2:30 — Shoot her and roll credits.

  • 20:45 — Thank you.
• 7:00 — Did nobody notice?
• 9:00 — Horatio
• 11:30 — Candlemas is a thing, but I don’t know about there being a “Candlemas park”.
• 15:15 — Why oh why does this show need to have such a sexual streak?

• 19:00 —

  • Trade union
  • Telephone
  • Trapeze
• 30:30 — Moriarty is a reference to a character in Mr. Sherlock Holmes.
• 39:30 — Oh god she’s mean.
• 42:15 — Water to wine
• 50:30 — So explain how she’s actually using sound waves..
• 54:30 — Is any of this supposed to make sense?

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• 3:45 — Darwin
• 14:00 — Capital Punishment Amendment Act 1868
• 31:15 — Longbow, specifically the English longbow
• 44:00 — What’s that woman’s thing? I feel like she is a temporary non-character inserted so as to be disposable (not that women will get killed).

• 47:15 — Jellied eels

I’m not sure I’m following chunks of this..

• 2:00 — I wanna watch this show instead!
• 26:45 — Financier (cake)
• 27:45 — Can-can
• 29:45 — Wedding cake

• 1:30 — London – United Kingdom – August 3rd 1896
• 6:00 — 1899 (whenever)
• 16:00 — Yeah, the immediate spoiler from the first episode.

• 10:00 — A big blackbeanit(?) A black bean in it? A black bee? Help me out here..

• 11:00 — Agatha Christie

  • See also /tag/agatha-christie
• 21:30 — He’d just be standing around, right? Why wouldn’t he step to the side first..

• 42:00 —

  • Ceres, the god of harvest and agriculture.
  • Saturn (mythology), the god of abundance and liberation.
    — God damn was it annoying to decipher his accent.
• 50:30 — How come that Italian woman has her brain?

• 8:00 — Cocaine

• 13:00 — Shouldn’t she be hurrying?

I kinda stopped caring..

• 41:00 — Casual misandry.