So Dyson built a giant Recognizer. You have to wonder what would happen if someone dropped a word in Tesler's ear about that. The more chaos and infighting within Clu's forces, the better for the Revolution.

I wonder what that code in/on Beck's wrist means. And what was that thing with Clu and Tron? Also, I'm wondering why Beck just didn't straight-out tell Tron what happened and get his side of the story. Aside from the fact that it wouldn't be good for the plot, of course.

Tron was wrong in the previous episode, I think, about Beck knowing the stakes. Sure, Beck's willing to sacrifice his own life for Tron and the Revolution, but is he willing to sacrifice the lives of his friends? I'm guessing it will come down to it eventually, with the choice being continuing to fight or saving Mara, Zed, and Able.

Why did Dyson wuss out from fighting Able and Tron? He could've easily derezzed Dyson right there on the spot because he is that damn good. Far more dangerous than Pavel. It's actually bizarre because Tesler, Pavel and Dyson all three have ambitious attitudes wanting to be the 'top dog'.

But is the Super Recognizer the one they're building underground? I don't think it is. Whatever device they were protecting, Dyson took it with him. But if it is that Super Recognizer, then I wonder if that would provide better surveillance abilities and cargo load for prisoners? It's odd that Dyson was under orders to keep it classified from Tesler.

I suspect, however, it might be a self-destruct device to wipe Argon City out because CLU knows that Tesler would have nothing to occupy and rule over.

And as for the Stranger, err, Cyrus, that was bound to happen. They had to re-introduce him again to explain what happened to the sentry program after he freed Tron from Dyson's lab. Something tells me now that Cyrus knows who Beck is, he may threaten to open his mouth and expose his identity.

Whatever Beck had on his wrist, he's got a slightly new 're-write'. That bomb did something to him. And we can see the parallels of the Super Recognizer and Cyrus' Bomb both rising out of the surfaces. In a way, Beck did Cyrus an indirect favor by freeing him. One has to wonder why did Tron imprison him? Was it because he was growing too powerful out of fear that he would be like the next MCP? That mirror door reminds me a bit of the Phantom Zone in the Superman mythos.

A foreshadowing?

One problem I have with this episode is WHY did they bother to build the Super Recognizer inside Argon City when that could've been done somewhere else, say, Tron City?

As for Cyrus raising that giant electrical ball, would'nt CLU pick up on this with his advanced sensors and recon teams?

It sure -sounded- like Cyrus if you compare the voice to the one used in "Scars". Maybe not a sane Cyrus. But I doubt anyone would have been if they had been trapped in that prison. Anyone else have a faint memory of "The Black Hole" film when seeing that?" Trippy.

Yes, that's exactly what I was thinking when I saw the mirror, reminding me of the creation scene of Flynn kneeling down to open it up and create CLU. I wonder If THIS is the same mirror Tron used to entrap Cyrus? CLU can't do this so only a User could. Also, this was in the Outlands, right? Where Programs can't function on foot except for air vehicles?

If so, would'nt Beck's bike go out of commission simply by going into the Outlands? Even himself, losing energy? If I'm not mistaken, is'nt this Outland area close to where Flynn's hideout is at?

Sending Able to Dyson's secret operation was a stupid mistake because now the enemy can make the connection to Able getting 'involved'. Dyson is going to think "This guy knows something and he's now buddy buddy with Tron and he RUNS a garage business". Guess what? He's gonna lose his garage and if Dyson is that intelligent, he may deduct that the Renegade is operating within that place. Cyrus will also make things worse and threaten to open his mouth, although he hates CLU and his forces.

Now, there are two Renegades amok. I really think CLU is going to start cleaning house near the end of the series with a lot of derezzing going on.

I also wonder if Beck's odd vision of Tron and CLU might be a manipulation of CLU reaching out to him? Almost like the Emperor pulling Anakin Skywalker's strings?

I just realized something. Could this mirror be where creation all started and where CLU got his roots from? But can it also be how Flynn 'transferred' Tron through it as well? This might explain the storm's effects on Beck's vision.

I think it's the same mirror Flynn used to create CLU too. Tron could have stolen it and figured out how to use it in a similar way..

I have a theory about where the show might be going with the Cyrus-Beck plot.

I think they where part of the same program once, and when Cyrus went corrupt Tron figured out a way to extract the part of him that was still good, his conscience, kindness and sanity, and make a backup program using the mirror... Beck! The corrupt part of Cyrus was imprisoned and that's why he's utterly insane now, devoid of his former conscience... it would also sorta explain why he looks so different. Why didn't Tron just derezz Cyrus? Maybe he just feels guilty or maybe one cannot exist without the other, if Cyrus is derezzed so would be Beck.

Cyrus and Beck's dialogues also seem to hint at this:
"See? This is what I'm talking about. This back and forth. Like we are one mind."
"You and I are more alike than you know. -- Why do I know every move you're going to make before you make it?"
"You think you're acting beyond your programming, but this is your programming."