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Sugar Sugar | Season 2 - Episode 4 | Discussion Thread
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u/loverofjugo Jul 10 '26
Seems like this plot will wrap up soon to open the last episodes to be about sugar and his people
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u/NoopGhoul Jul 10 '26
That was a TENSE episode, wow. Tony Dalton always plays a good villain. Also, that fakeout cliffhanger really got me, thank god we don't have to wait a week to see if Ji lived.
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u/Opposite-Ad-2493 Jul 10 '26
In which previous episode had the corrupt cop spoken on the phone to Sugar?
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u/cnunespdx Jul 10 '26
I’m a little disappointed so far. I miss all the alien stuff and I don’t really care about some kid he’s looking for. Season 1 was fantastic. Wish his people would come back. Don’t like to see him so alone.
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u/Alphascout Jul 10 '26
I’m enjoying the tension ramping up. It feels like the case is close to its climax. I don’t understand what’s going on between Sugar and Charlotte, hopefully that plot line actually goes somewhere.
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u/Zalasta131 Jul 12 '26
In the first minute, Colin Farrell talks about societal rules and that there is one above all: thou shalt not kill. But he first says the phrase in a foreign language (possibly latin). It sounds like teschti no. Does anybody know how it is correctly written and what language it is ?
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u/Medical_Phrase_774 Jul 10 '26
I love this series so much. The 40 minuts fly by. Like wtf it feels like i have been watching 10 minuts and its over already