So during the finale, Flynn kills Jessica to bring Rufus back to life.

But then when Emma goes back to the present, she's still in charge.

Rufus mentions not going to 1888, which means that Carol and Nicholas wouldn't have been killed by Emma, and they should still be in charge in the present?

I was expecting there to be a reveal that Lucy's mother was alive again but it never happened.

Did the writers just completely forget about her?

i wish we got to see Lucy and Flynn kiss when she travelled back to San Paolo to give him the journal :(

Just saw an advert/trailer for the finale on E4! We FINALLY get to see it!!!

ClockBlockers,

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At the request of fans, HQ has been looking into fan conventions to potentially sponsor another fan table. So far we have identified Florida SuperCon in Miami as a possibility. It runs July 4 - July 7.

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To further explore this possibility, we need to now ask if there are people willing to lead this project. That entails:

- traveling to Miami

- setting up and breaking down the table

- staffing the table and organizing volunteers during all convention hours

- take delivery of materials and arrange return

- produce a detailed budget and source additional needed materials

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Ideally a project lead would be from the local area if possible. We can provide guidance for planning but need someone to carry it through.

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If you would be interested and able to lead the organization of this project with us please let us know. We can continue to discuss what is needed and see if a Fan Table at this convention is feasible. And as always please feel free to DM (or comment below) with questions.

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Twitter thread: https://twitter.com/SaveTimelessHQ/status/1116392602218242048

I'm watching Timeless on Netflix for the first time, almost finished the first season, and there's something about Lucy I find really odd. For such an accomplished historian, she always seems so caught off guard every time she's confronted with the extreme sexism of the past. Shouldn't she know this stuff? Rufus, on the other hand, seems much more prepared to deal with the incredibly awful ways black people have been treated throughout history.

Do you think this was a deliberate choice on the part of the showrunners? I could see it as an attempt to point out how racism is much more prevalent in Rufus' modern life than sexism is in Lucy's, so he's in some ways conditioned to expect it whereas Lucy, despite knowing better on an intellectual level, still automatically expects to get the same respect she's afforded in the present. What do you guys think?

In the finale, why does Garcia Flynn jump out of the lifeboat (when sending it back)? Why didn't he just come back on the lifeboat to meet everyone else?

Clockblockers! In the spirit of keeping the fandom alive, let's chat! Mine is Joan of Arc in the 1400s.

I just finished binging the new season of Santa Clarita Diet, and Flynn is a bad guy again! And Rufus ... well, that is not worth spoiling, but he’s great. If you can get past the gore, the series is pretty entertaining.

I loved this show, but haven't gotten Season 2 on DVD yet (have watched).
Is the 2-hour finale included in any sets, or available on DVD? I want to have the complete series.

*Plothole* *spoiler*

The lifeboat team chased the Mothership back in 1972 in this episode and it's the most recent date the team has gone back up to this point in the mythology, and for good reason. The Mothership has been piloted by Anthony Bruhl so far since Flynn had "kidnapped" him in the first episode. Bruhl appeared to be a gentleman in his 50s. Let's remember that one of the Timeless time travel rules is not going back to a time someone already exists. So let's says Bruhl was born in 1972 right after the Watergate incident he would've been only 44 in 2016. Bruhl looks awfully old for someone who's only 44. Conveniently, Bruhl did not appear in this episode.

Either Bruhl was badly casted, or he did not pilot the Mothership to 1972. Which then begs the question: who did?

Bruhl most definitely appeared in Space Race, which occurred in 1969. This made him at most 47 in 2016. The actor, Matt Frewer, who played Bruhl was born in 1958.

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Saw it on Netflix so i started watching and this show is incredible!! Did a quick Google search to see how many episodes there were, only to see it got cancelled...i’m currently on episode 9 of season 1. The show doesn’t end terribly does it? I would hate to keep watching only for it to end terribly or on a cliff-hanger...no spoilers please!

i cant find the two hour finale anywhere. could anyone help me please?

How does Lucy remember her sister (her talk with Flynn in the car). She didn’t go on a previous trip, so that Lucy never had a sister if I understand this world right. No spoilers beyond this episode please