Can I just say, I loved the ending of the episode. They didn't wrap everything in a pretty bow. The guy got out but after too many years, and even though Hank's intentions and efforts were good, the consequences of his previous actions (or lack thereof) can't be erased. They kept it realistic, having the guy slam the door in his face. And you could see Hank having a little revelation moment there. I think this may make him work harder to help Erin out with her troubles in the finale, especially since she helped him out again here. Wondering if he and Jay will team up and make it their mission..

One of the biggest plot holes if Hank turns out to be Erin's biological father: her feeling like she owed him for saving her would be pointless, because he left her with Bunny for 15 years. Even if he never knew she was his, it would be ridiculous since if he slept with Bunny he would have to at least suspect it. Therefore before he saved Erin, he left her to grow up in hell. Also, Justin would have liked and kissed his half-sister 😷😷😷 Really hoping there's a twist coming..

I still don’t think Hank is Erin’s dad, although his comment and the fact that Jay is gonna get a DNA test (which I think is gonna prove Jimmy isn’t her dad) could be proof of that. But Hank knowing Bunny for all of Erin’s life and not doing anything until she was 15 is weird enough, without him being her father. If he knew there was the slightest possibility he was, wouldn’t he want to find out so that he can save her? I also don’t imagine Hank sleeping with Bunny, especially since he was with Camille.. Thoughts? (I love the “family is not defined by blood” aspect of their relationship so I don’t want him to be her biological father)