Good lesson in cultural and confirmation bias. Dude with good intentions was so blinded with what he wanted to see, he totally missed what should have been obvious the whole time. Most of the audience (including me) didn't notice until way too late even though it was clear something was off.

My main question was “how deep does it go?” Are they a bit racist or very very racist? (Also: I caught on because my partner said, during a scene before the terror attack, “there are no black kids in the playground” and since then we had been keeping track)

The revealing scene with Abedajo was chilling!

(Still prefer the first season)

Not to be an asshole but at the end of the first episode I had already a theory (how those his brother and father are still alive ?) and the episode where his dad take a photo was the last bit of info that I needed.

However, like accoshimipo was saying, the confirmation biais depiction was spot on and well made, that’s the strength of this episodes

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Also, I don’t remember did his brother