Yeah, it was so disjoined and overlapping that around episode 6 I was speculating that what we were watching from Elliot's story perspective was non-linear in terms of time (kind of like "Memento"). To me it was evident throughout the entire season that time was somehow relevant to everything in this opaque story - the makers would point our focus to it again and again - from countless single shot scenes "in real time", through Whiterose's obsession with time in beeping 1 minute advancements, her conversation with agent Dom about "alternate timelines" to the last sentence uttered by Leon in coda - "Do you have the time?". But man - was I wrong - it made no difference to season's story in the end - it was just another McGuffin to add incoherence.
Also - guys - just think how many characters we followed in detail turned out to be completely redundant in the end. I mean - even Joanna. We kept watching entire chunks of episodes dedicated to her slow, calculated, carefully arranged, premeditated attempts to frame someone else for the murder perpetrated by her husband and run some sort of god father like scenarios where she turns up with bodyguards in black SUVs at random places that Elliot attends etc. And for what? Entire season worth of actions of that character is made completely irrelevant in the end - her husband is primarily wanted by FBI for "five/nine" hack, not for being suspect in a murder case, surely someone already interviewed her and she's very much aware of it. So much effort, so much focus, and in the end - "bubkes".