Mercedes? what the F does it mean?

So I have a German car and it physically wont let me lock the doors with the keys inside. (they left the keys in the car with radio playing)
If I open the door and get out, and push the power lock or manually push the thing near the window down. As soon as it detects that I've closed the door it automatically unlocks it again. It just wont let you lock the doors with the keys inside.

Kind of a plot hole unless they somehow took the car apart and rigged up a door sensor to not know they are closing it. Its not one of those button sensors you could just hold down with tape, its inside the door on the latch. Eh i think about stuff too much.

Watching the last episode for the first time now - think about these things right away cant help it. Kinda takes me out especially since i thought of it right when they found the car still locked up early in the season.. figured it was proof they vanished and not ran away. But its just technical error on writers part.. eh

The #1 I would go with on belief of the show............... I am not trying to ruin a show I love, this is the best show I have scene on TV in "like" a decade. As a writer you cannot use this tactic to fool with us for no reason. Unless you follow up on it.

#2 I will accept that.




But I absolutely guarantee you that they had NO IDEA of why they put in the exact same car to develop a story.

Just a slam a beer and move on segment I guess.



I love the show!

I cannot explain to you enough how this show (redundancy) ......

But this little tidbit should have been addressed.

Yes, however why is he driving in Evie's friends automobile?


They did that for a reason.

I am asking why?


The show is great, I will not dispute, but it leaves so much interpretation.... Which leads to conflict on such things.