Yes, I think is acting up a bit today, I couldn't get in earlier.

I really noticed the Cole personality differences in each viewpoint in episode 2. Noah's version had him so closed off and tough. While Alison's viewpoint had him as much more lighthearted, warm, and fun. Even I didn't care for Cole in Noah's version.

I didn't know Colin Donnell before this show, but I also thought he was a big standout in this episode.

I find Alison consistently "forgets" things in her version. She said wasn't a smoker in ep1, although she was. She didn't admit to smoking weed in ep2 although she clearly does smoke up, based on her sister in law inviting her to join her smoking a joint first thing in the morning.

I found it interesting that Noah remembers telling Alison he loves his wife. While she remembers him saying maybe he made a mistake marrying her so young.

I love Helen in both versions, casual or snotty rich.

And wow, Noah paid $40 for jam? Sucker.

Colin also stands out because he's stunningly gorgeous.
And yes, $40.00 for jam was like wtf!!!

After seeing the clip of Noah and the detective talking about a feud between the Hodges and the Lockharts I am convinced that it is a Lockhart that dies, but is it a hit and run accident, or murder, and why does the detective think that Noah and or Alison are involved.

Surely forensic evidence from the body would point to the sort of vehicle involved and any suspect vehicles would be examined.

Noah seems quick to point the blame at Oscar but would bad blood be enough to make someone take such a drastic step or is there more to it than old feuds.

Hopefully the next episode will give a few answers or maybe just a few more questions.

What Noah said about the feud between the Hodges and Lockharts is very interesting but i don't know how does that fit with the murder/accident. I think there is more behind that feud. Noah mentioned the Moonshine production in Montauk during Prohibition and i wonder if he was trying to imply something bigger than an illegal alcool production.