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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Aellic Mornbringer" data-source="post: 9761841" data-attributes="member: 6688808">I'm with Snarf on the mixed feelings. I was hoping for more character plot lines (and characters) reaching conclusions but this definitely set up the pieces for Season 2. I am left wondering about Kirsh. Did he get blind-sided completely or is this something he thought could potentially happen. Until we know more about his agenda, I am still in the dark about that. I thought the title, "The Real Monsters" was clever given the twist with the hybrids. Instead of reading it as, "Oh the humans are the real monsters" as opposed to the horrors they've brought back from deep space, I think it can also be interpreted that now unleashed and angry at everyone, the hybrids themselves may be the real monsters. As someone upthread mentioned, Hermit is definitely realizing more and more that Wendy/Marcy/whomever she has become now, is not his sister and is getting more dangerous as time goes on.Given that "Yutani the Younger" (I think that is what Morrow called her?) is on one of the troop transports, I would guess/hope that the second season picks up almost immediately. Next to the Kirsh show, I'm also excited to see what hijinks Zombie Arthur and Eyeleen get up to.Speaking of Eyeleen, she must be made out of rubber. A couple of human powered kicks to the eyeball would be devastating enough. A hybrid treating you like a hacky sack though? Ouch.I'm going to hazard a guess we're going to find out how some of the non-xenomorph species reproduce in season 2.</blockquote>

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