Chris Ryan

I think that might be what they're trying to say, is that, like, this is a guy who didn't deserve to get out of the hole.

I don't know.

I mean, like, that is also, like... I would be very curious to know what Sam Levinson said about that.

You know, maybe at the end of the season, he'll talk a little bit more openly about some of this stuff.

You know, you can also...

speak to Elordi's popularity as an actor and his busy schedule and wonder how much of this was like, we have X amount of time with Nate.

It doesn't work.

He's not going to be able to show up at Lori's house with two guns to save Cassie or something like that.

Here's what we're going to do with it.

But that felt like a very small plot, like a subplot that just got extended for seven hours.

And it's...

It was an unsatisfying conclusion to an end of a character who's been on the show the entire time, I thought.

Okay.

There's also just something missing there where it's like, I thought Cassie was sending Nate money.

Was he not using that money to even put

She was like, this is awesome, I'm getting so much money, but I'm still living in, like, a courtyard apartment.

Oh, like people canceled?

But, like, she would have made... I don't know.

I just don't understand, like, what happened there.

But she's like, you're right.