Revenge - new series - E4 - 7th January

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My guilty pleasure but I really enjoyed the first series

Actually ignore that, they are spelling it all sorts of ways!

Curiouser and curiouser

It was spelt "Carrion" on the list of Nolcorp R&D that someone (can't remember who though) was reading through in one scene.

not reading any replies, will watch hopefully tonight/tomorrow

cant believe almost monday and havnt seen this weeks yet

bloody work getting in the way

Just watched it - hurrah for Padma the baddy and Marco the goody. Ashley back being arch and rather annoying as per, but at least she won't be getting jiggy with Daniel.

Why has Marco (actually Padma) started digging into Carrion/Karian after all that banging on about Amanda-Emily being owed lots of money?

I thought we were getting a bit close to the old boat blowing up ... it can't be Declan, surely. Poor sweet Declan the moral compass of Revenge?

What is this Carrian/Carrion/Karrian business? Did I miss that?!

BookFairy its a program that was in development that Nolan scrapped, Marco had it on a stick drive and tried to give it back to Nolan but he shied away from it. The Initiative want it for some nefarious reason so Daniel has been led to where it shows up in Nolcorps R&D and wants to know why it was scrapped etc.

Thanks for that whatkung. It can be v tricky to keep up with everything!

Finally watched

Blondes brains explode

Is pashmina a baddie or goodie

I assume she set macro up

Looks like Padma is in cahoots with the Initiative. Naughty Pashmina.

I liked the scene when Aiden, looking all jealous and manly, interrupted Daniel and Emily's cosy stiff drink.

Oooo everything has stepped up a gear here! Nolan has realised that Padma is in cahoots with The Initiative. Aiden's sister may be dead. Aiden looked pretty sexy truth be told in his tortured angst Not sure what will happen with Jack/Duncan...

Marking place

Carrion is dead meat that scavengers feed on, isn't it??!!

Nolan explained that carian would make the city go black/ off in a second. But that he still had the final sequence in his brain. Without that it was meaningless. Emily wondered what horrors the initiative would do, when they got hold of it.
Glad Padma has been noticed, although not yet exposed, as a baddie.

So is the rift between Aiden and Emily-Amanda another ruse for the benefit of the outside world? It seems somewhat unbelievable that the Initiative would have cashed in their only chip (Aiden's sister) so quickly.

So Aiden's sister died? We saw here alive, being told to strap her arm, ready for injection.
But then Aiden, didn't cpomlete his mission, to kill Victoria.
Then we saw her lying, with what looked like something dribbling out of her mouth.
So we assume she's dead.
But is she? And how do we know when these clips were taken. They could have been this minute, last week, years ago. We don't KNOW that the second clip happened, because Aiden didn't complete the mission of killing Victoria. Aiden is mad with Emily because when Emily stopped him killing Victoria, Aiden things that made his sister die.
But thats not 100% clear, is it? We can't blame it on Emily. Yet. (Although most of us would like to , becuase she is gettign viler and viler, colder and colder.)

We don't even know the person in the video is Aiden's sister. He's convinced but then he would want to believe, wouldn't he? And yes, there's no evidence the video footage is recent, isn't staged, etc.

A conflict between them was inevitable from the point where it became clear they are both linked to Flight 197. I'm hoping Takeda will step in at some point!

I think they said The Initiative had just bought majority shares in some sort of emergency rescue company. They want switch all power off and then charge for the service of rescuing everyone... Or something...

I agree with tribpot re. Aiden's sister. I think they are using it to flush out Aiden's associates. Emily might blow her own cover in order to save Aiden's sister and her relationship with him.

Yes, that's right - it fits with the idea that the Initiative is about 'economic terrorism'. This Stonehaven or whatever it's called is some kind of profit-making disaster relief organisation (whatever the hell that is) but apparently rather than make money out of the many, many disasters there already are, it's simpler to manufacture ones on American soil. Yeah right.

I wondered if Emily-Amanda's Appalling Philosophy Moment at the start of this ep (and btw I do love the APMs, they are such good value, I hope whoever writes them doesn't take them seriously) might be a clue she's going to get pregnant and won't know if the father is Daniel or Aiden. I hope not, I can't cope with another 'who's the daddy' extravaganza.

But she didn't sleep with Daniel, this time, as part of the faux-getting back togther thing, did she? Wasn't it just a dream?

Oh yes-the fauxmance!

Yes, she was only dreaming about shagging him (god knows why). But I think she genuinely does have feelings for him (ditto).

Yes she was dreaming

Still think Emily will get with Nolan

Glad Nolan knows padma is a baddie and hope he set her up

Not sure about Adiens sister - would she really happily band her arm to get a fix?

Is she a druggie/addict?

I just caught up, I am so behind on all my rubbish-but-good telly this week. Padma doesn't look that comfortable when she is plotting so perhaps the Initiative have an Aiden-style situation with her too? Something over her? It's all getting a bit ridiculous with the Initiative, they seem to be all-knowing but we have only ever seen one woman, they put all their energies into being bad in order to make money and have power but they can't be arsed to do it legitimately despite seemingly having endless resources and corporate knowledge.