Warning: The following article contains spoilers for Wednesday's episode of The Missing.
There's only one more week of The Missing left, so fans are working overtime to solve the case before Detective Julien Baptiste can.
Related: 12 questions and theories after that HUGE twist in The Missing episode 7
Tonight's episode offered a few pivotal answers (Alice is alive!) and yet raised even more questions by flashing back to 1991-era Iraq for a solid chunk of the episode.
For example, is Gettrick playing a long game of revenge after being deserted by Nadia all those years ago? And what happened to Lena Garber, the girl who went missing along with Sophie and Alice?
Let's check in with The Missing's fans, who have more NSFW theories about this series than we can even process right now.
What to Read Next
Alice is alive!
What happened to Lena?
A few more theories just to make your mind spin:
Keep coming up with these fan theories no matter how crazy they seem - because they're definitely entertaining Baptiste actor Tcheky Karyo.
"On the first series, there was a lot of interactivity from the audience," he told Digital Spy recently.
"But with this one, the way people react... there's all these blogs coming up with theories and people thinking they are my colleagues and investigators themselves!
"There are some theories that are completely goofy - very extreme. And some are really smart and subtle!"
The Missing reaches its sure-to-be stunning conclusion next Wednesday (November 30) at 9pm on BBC One.
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