#plothole?

So the exterminations have only been around for 7 years? Given there's cell phones in Hell, we know that the show is set somewhere in the 21st century. Before then, sinners couldn't be killed (unless they were the overlords Alastor targeted)

So where is everybody?

No seriously, let's go with the 100 Billion total humans ever figure. Let's say further that only a small portion, 5% were bad enough to go to Hell. That's still 5 billion people.

Those people would include Roman emperors, Ghengis Khan and his conquerors, British slave traders, Hitler and the nazis, etc

So where are they? Why haven't we seen Stalin or anybody else pop up with a cult of personality? Or seen their influence on Hell like through Roman military traditions or seen swastikas plastered on buildings. You're telling me Alastor and the exterminators managed to get all of them? As in, even the people inspired by them?

Millions of people joined the crusades and the nazis and other large movements full of genocide, rape, and other sin. Enough to make large communities and have cultural transmission to older communities when they get down to Hell. If Pentious went to Hell for turning a blind eye to murder, where does that leave the literal tens of millions who in the past century alone have turned blind eyes to genocide?

This is turning into a ramble, but are you guys seeing my point? There would be so much conflict alone from having communists vs nazis squaring off, there should be evidence of endless chaos as eras clash and fight for their own ideas to stay alive (or undead in this case), alliances forged between peoples with similar ideologies. Hell shouldn't be anarchy, it should be bloody civil war

I need some explanation for these scenes. Isn't hand touching a very intimate act for Vulcans? Spock usually avoids all hand contact through the series, yet in the first pic ("Metamorphosis"), he's casually shaking Cochrane's hand , a man who he just met. In the second pic, he greets his long-estranged brother with a hand-to-hand Vulcan salute ("Star Trek V"). Wouldn't this be the equivalent of greeting your brother with a kiss on the lips!? I don't remember Spock ever greeting his parents in such a way!!

Sara takes photos of merlyn right before she dies, presumably on the 7th of October. Merlyn was in Starling then.

Merlyn tells Oliver in 3x04 that he came back to Starling because Thea did, but Thea was belived to be in Corto Maltese at that time. So he had no reason to be in Starling at that time.

Thea came back to Starling in the previous episode, a whole 2 episodes after Sara's death.

Oliver knows this.

Pete says he got mugged on the way home from work well they must have been some pretty fast muggers