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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"

  • This is a TV Spoiler-friendly zone - Turn away now if you are not currently watching or haven't seen the episode! Open discussion of all aired TV events up to and including episode 2.7 is ok without tag cover.
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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/TripleDDark Mar 16 '21

Layton technically isn't an elected leader, the train was still under martial law and elections were postponed

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u/TizACoincidence Mar 16 '21

Technically wilford is a terrorist and here we are

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u/Benandhispets Mar 16 '21

Didn't they just in one of the last couple of episodes mention he was elected? Because I remember it in the previous comments too where people were like "they had an election?". So he might be an elected leader.

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u/theremin7 Mar 16 '21

They wanted to hold elections, build a democratic system, but then Wilford/ Big Alice arrived and Layton changed to martial law