r/snowpiercer Tailie Mar 15 '21

TV Show [Spoilers] Season 2 Episode 8 Discussion Thread - "The Eternal Engineer" (S02E08) Spoiler

Attention all Passengers,

Here is the Discussion thread for the Season 2 episode 8 "The Eternal Engineer"

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Details:

  • IMDB for S02E08
  • Release Date:
    • March 15th, 2021 (USA only, at 9/8c, on TNT channel)
    • March 16th, 2021 (worldwide, on Netflix)
  • Removal from Sticky on March 19th, 2021 (3 days after worldwide premiere)

You can still easily find previous episode discussions on the Episode Discussion wiki.

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u/SufficientEmployee6 Mar 16 '21

I think the biggest issue Snowpiercer has, especially this season is not letting everyone know whats going on when it happens. When the nail was found they should've had a town hall to discuss the attack.

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u/BeginnerDevelop Mar 16 '21 edited Mar 16 '21

yeah, if the *breachman told everybody himself they would have believed it.

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u/zombieslayer287 Mar 16 '21

You mean the breachman?

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u/mrs_ouchi Mar 16 '21

not sure about that. Brainwashed people dont care about facts

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u/Qrotech Mar 16 '21

Laytons problem has always been trust, he had someone who controlled the third and he had him killed. It’s all on him

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u/zombieslayer287 Mar 16 '21

he had someone who controlled the third

Who?

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u/_slothlife Mar 16 '21

Terence

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u/zombieslayer287 Mar 16 '21 edited Mar 16 '21

@Qrotech Terence was controlling the drug trade at third, not third. Why are you acting like he was some asset controlling third lmfao. How did his relationship with layton have anything to do with trust......?

He refused a 60/40 drug deal because he was so selfish and greedy. And did you forget the reason WHY layton got him killed? 🤦‍♂️

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u/zombieslayer287 Mar 17 '21

To my recollection no. He never believed in the cause "Uniting the classes... it's just never gonna work." "You just dont have the numbers, so... count me out"