Talk:Hunters/@comment-47450919-20201120060409

Bootyhole is the homie, I don't think I have ever seen a more loyal friend in any other show.

Also, maybe Jonah shouldn't have stayed living in the same house, it is basic logic. His safta is killed, her killer is killed and anyone of the interconnect nazis could easily have postulated that the killing was in revenge, leaving Jonah as the most likely suspect, he clearly should have moved, any of the hunters would have known this.

Sidenote, lead bullets don't ping off of steel like a racquetball, the writers, directors, anyone in the production could have done a simple google search and found out what happens to lead bullets that are shot at steel, there are thousands of youtube videos that provide video evidence. Additionally, it is basic physics, lead is hella softer than steel so it deforms to a much greater magnitude, its deformity and breaking up (spalling) follow the path of least resistance aka as close to parallel to the surface of the plate as possible.

Also, Jonah would have had plenty of time to recall all of his items that accompanied him to Richter's toy store, how the fuck would he have forgotten his jacket, they would have done a sweep to make sure they didn't leave anything.

And, how the hell does Travis just step into a police van, find a uniform (that also fits), and waltz into a crime scene, steal evidence and get out of there, all of the acts unnoticed by the army of cops around him. Why would a uniform just be laying around, and who the hell wouldn't notice that he is a face they'd never seen before, basically hitman game logic, makes me cringe.

Also, who keeps a library of invaluable documents in a simple room and not basically an impenetrable sub-terranean bunker with redundant copies, physically and digitally, in like 30 secret backup locations? Who would do that?

Jonah: Has the opportunity to distance himself from an explosion, stands in the same fucking train car, why? p.s. an explosion strong enough to throw you like that kills you 100% of the time.

That's all, I just wanted to point out some failures in simple logic.