Utopia on C4 last night

why no recoil/smoke on the shotgun when Wilson shoots the thug in the church?

definition of "dad" in Jessica and the killer's case...

Wilson shoots the thug with both barrels, to cover up for Milner the "MI5" woman, who killed him with her service weapon. No mention is made of how she intends to explain discharging the weapon, whether or not she actually hit anyone...

I'm starting to question just how big the Network is - the scene where Milner 'saved' Ian seemed off to me. We only had Milner's word that there was anybody at all watching Ian (or his family). My feeling is that the Network really isn't that big.

- I'm starting to doubt Jessica Hyde, killer combat moves etc.. she's more likely to be an assasin.
- I'd prefer it if Becky was actually Jessica Hyde. What the hell are the pills she keeps taking - antidotes/vaccines?
- Why didn't Arby kill 'Jessica' when he had the chance?
- I knew the little girl was going shoot Lane

MrsC also reckons Becky might be JH. The pills I think are to stave off the degenerative disease that killed her dad. Possibly her spilling the drink was a hint at having run out of medication.
Arby AKA RB AKA Pietre didn't shoot "Jessica" either because she isn't who she says she is or because he recognises her as one of his own and doesn't see her in the same terms as other creatures to be killed. Possibly.
I think it was clear Alice was going to shoot the guy with the (magic, recoil-less) 12-bore, as there was no real reason for Grant to give her the gun other than a plot device.

Given that Jessica comes from the same background as Arby, it seems, and the Network was very quick to play with names Raisin Boy = RB = Arby, can it just be a coincidence that there's a very famous rabbit called Jessica? Is 'Mr' Rabbit Hyde-ing in plain sight?

So Jessica and Arby are siblings, and Arby's real name is Pieter, it can not be coincidence there's a Jessica Rabbit and a Peter Rabbit.

Anyway, hope Arby's still alive - he's a great character

I never thought for a moment that the phone given to Ian didn't contain a tracking device. Surely a bunch of newly-suspicious fugitives might have considered the possibility.
The scene at Dugdale's house before and during the raid by the cops was a bit hard to credit, as was Mrs D's rapid adoption(!) of the plan to adopt his mistress's baby, to be cared for by the no-good, philandering man himself. No stored up issues there then...
Good point about the Peter and Jessica rabbits. I figured there would be a twist about the identity and I'm guessing it's both of them.
I also like the idea that the evil master plan is actually relatively benign, except for the impending doom of the uncared-for elderly.
There's definitely a feeling that it's building to a climax.

What was going to happen when Dugdale's wife discovered she wasn't pregnant (I can guess, but it was hardly made clear). Why were "Anya"'s handlers happy to let her go along with the whole thing? And did he really think he was going to walk off into a happy sunset with an 11-year-old girl with scorching PTSD and a murder on her conscience? Not to mention a dad somewhere, presumably? Social services will love that one.
Wilson's conversion to the Janus cause was hardly explored - other than to get him stabbed, twice.
Why did Milner just send Becky, Ian and Grant off on a jolly to Scotland (with what money? And with Grant still theoretically facing several murder charges). Indeed, was Grant not being watched on CCTV as he fashioned that highly effective faux-rabbit killing dagger?
And Letan. So, he had the Chinese word for rabbit scarred into his belly, so that when some unidentified future assassin heard about it, he would kill him, believing he was the rabbit protecting his/her true identity. Er, WHAT?