5 Big Questions Watchmen Still Hasn't Answered

Or, as Laurie calls him, Mirror Guy. Last time we see him, members of the Seventh Kavalry are heading into his house with guns. Petey, Laurie's partner at the FBI, finds their bodies later, but there is no sign of Looking Glass.

Who is the mysterious silver vigilante Angela chases on episode four? Why is he watching her? Is he the brick from Laurie's joke, someone who seems unimportant but surprises everyone at the end?

So far, Veidt's story has stayed completely separated from the events happening in Tulsa, OK. Yet, he's a major character in the graphic novel and the reason the world is the way it is. Introducing such a big player and not having him do anything during the last act seems unlikely. But he's years away from Earth and currently in prison. Will he come back in time to save Dr. Manhattan? Or is he ahead of everyone just as he was in the graphic novel?

One episode to go and Lady Trieu's goal is still a mystery. She forms a partnership with Angela's grandfather and knows Cal is Doctor Manhattan, but while she says she wants to stop the Seventh Kavalry, we have yet to understand how exactly she will do that — if at all. And we still don't know what her Millennium Clock really does.

Doctor Manhattan, who can see/perceive the future, has declared it impossible for Angela to save him from being destroyed. Yet, determinism makes for poor season finales. Will Watchmen throw us a final curveball and reveal he's wrong?