In case you forgot what you were watching, or why - RECAP (3:06)

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Has a tiny intro from Abrams and Kripke.

Note: there's no spoilers or scenes that we haven't already seen in the promo/up til this point, and you can ignore the 'Can they destroy the Train?' thing - I think someone on YT got lazy and c&p'd it.

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The second was of Miles and Rachel together, although you couldn't tell much from that shot, other than the fact that Miles does, evidently, find and possibly frees, Rachel.

MILES DOES WHAT. That's actually one thing I never thought would possibly happen. IDEK what to think.

OOOoooooo I'd give my eye teeth (what even are those?!) to see that promo. *pouts* I can't see it on YT yet tho.

I need another Sneak Peek! One that has Charlie or Rachel in it.

I've been trying to piece all these clips together in my head and make them all work into something cohesive. So, this is my personal theory, that will likely be proven to be completely wrong, on Monday night.

Lol, we'll all be wrong and it won't even matter. Because we'll also be dead of flail.

The episode will open with the scene of Monroe being awoken out of bed by Neville with the news that Miles is in Philadelphia. That seems to make the most sense from a continuity standpoint. What has me intrigued is the clip of Miles, Nora, and Aaron walking across a field, with no sign of Charlie. It makes me think that Charlie has been caught, but I'd love it if there was a twist and she allowed herself to be caught on purpose so that she's on the inside to aid in rescuing Danny.

Because I've been talking to Ivy about this I've probably talked myself into this, but we've been discussing the possibility that the gang break in and take over the Neville household for the night - hence the promo pics of Nora and Charlie in someone's living room. And then Miles takes off with Neville (probably) to get something and Nora and Charlie end up getting captured (no idea what happens to Aaron in this theory). Also, Jason might get involved - ifffff he's home. And awake.

So, maybe the Monroe-Neville scene gets followed by the Miles threatening Julia scene and goes from there?

(I'd love to see Miles use Dark!Miles to get what he wants - just hinting to people who knew him before, that they know what he's capable of and shouldn't test him)

That M,N & A field walk confuses me too...I can't think of a reason for Charlie not to be there. I mean if it was Charlie and Miles missing it'd make more sense. She's captured, he's rescuing. OR they're both captured. But...IDK. I can't work out what the building/structure is behind them. Maybe they're all off to save Charlie and Danny?

I hope she gets captured on purpose too, and she does have that milita mark she can flash too - if need be. And maybe use her cadet uniform as well? Be a shame to never wear that again.

GAH!! I've spent WAY more time pondering this Fall Finale than I should, but I'm a Revolution Addict these days!!

Right there with you. It's almost like this show found me, not the other way around - and now we're Miles and Bassing it. Where I might want to get some space from it, stop thinking about it every day, but I can't seem to move away...

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OOOoooooo I'd give my eye teeth (what even are those?!) to see that promo. *pouts* I can't see it on YT yet tho.

It was very brief, and not even full screen, but just ran in the lower corner with a voice over by one of the football announcers. Since my team got SLAUGHTERED the Revolution previews were the highlight of the game for me, so I was actively watching for them. It also helped that I was taping the game since I wasn't sure if I'd be back from my mother's house from Thanksgiving dinner. I've watched the clip several times and can't get anything more from it than what I've already mentioned.

Because I've been talking to Ivy about this I've probably talked myself into this, but we've been discussing the possibility that the gang break in and take over the Neville household for the night - hence the promo pics of Nora and Charlie in someone's living room.

You know, I've been thinking that maybe it's actually Miles' house. I mean, I can see Miles looking for a place to hole up once their in the city, and I can also see Monroe keeping Miles' house untouched, in the hopes that Miles would return. And it only stands to reason that Miles would have had a residence in the city, right? Of course, it would also be a stupid place for them to hide, because they did leave dead bodies behind in Militia controlled tunnels and Miles SHOULD consider the possibility that Wheatley got a message out to the militia...he did have an entire day to do so after all. So, Monroe could have had the house watched.

I'd LOVE to see one of the events that takes the show in the new direction they are talking about in this clip being that Jason joins up with Miles & Crew. Maybe he walks in on Miles holding Julia. Miles finally figures out that "Nate" is Neville's son, and that Neville essentially gave Miles permission to kill his own son. If Miles dropped that bomb, along with the info that the Militia is holding Charlie captive, I can see Jason switching sides without much hesitation.

And, remember that Entertainment Weekly article, the one with the scans of the pages and the 4th page didn't enlarge enough to read it? Well, I tracked down the magazine and it DOES say that Danny is rescued before the end of the year and that the second half of the season would concentrate on the revolution of the shows title.

That's one reason why I'm CONVINCED that Miles doesn't actually stay in Philly and rejoin the Militia. If they are going to explore the idea of a revolution against the Monroe Republic, which is what the article stated, than only Miles has the charisma and force of personality to be able to lead it.

AND, you have to remember, the local rebel unit thinks that Miles and Nora betrayed them, since all their people ended up dead and never learned that it was actually Wheatley who was the militia trader. So, they won't be able to rely on the rebels, meaning Miles will find himself in the position of once again having to build an organization from the bottom up, something that he found purpose in with building the Monroe Militia...only now maybe he can learn from his mistakes and get it right where it benefits everyone.