Thirded

Decided to watch the finale after ignoring the last 5 or 6 episodes. This show plays like every time the writers get through a couple of pages and compose something that almost makes sense, someone sneaks up and slams them on the back of the head with a frying pan.

Mine arrived as well!

Me either. I emailed over 24 hrs ago and nothing. Maybe the publisher uses the same crack rapid-response tech team as the Gawker redesign.

I've got some low-hanging moons for you.

Welcome to the future.

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Goodbye, Event. You shall now join the ranks of V, The Cape, Flashforward and all the other crappy shows that are just too crappy to keep watching and are about to be cancelled/have been cancelled anyway. When a mocking video at the top of an io9 review is the best thing you have ever caused to come into being after…

I'd slurp bodyshots of urine off the camel before I'd take that memory recovery drug from yesterday.

Why the hell would you want to do that?

@ejs2000: Yes but Olivia gave Walternate her book of drawings with Peter in it.

@toniperdido: I also missed at least one of the flashes indicating a shift to Walternate; when they were talking about Peter being missing for 6 months I wasn't sure which world they were in, as it was right after peter ran off to find Olivia.

@Charlie Jane Anders: I also thought these were the events that caused Walter to end the experiments; when future Peter and Olivia visit the school the scorchmark on the wall is still there.

Is it wrong that I really want to see what the bathroom looks like on the inside? Somehow I suspect it isn't as glamorous as the exterior.

I wonder what the abandoned collider in Texas looks like now.

When Peter and Olivia were walking up the stairs at the end there, I believe they were implying coitus! But the kids episode next week suggests this show is about to fly completely off the rails.

The oldschool Lords of Acid track in the Sucker Punch trailer still beats them all.

In the too-bad-it-isn't-true new planet category, nothing beats the one about an Earth twin in an identical orbit always invisible to earth because it's always behind the sun.

Yeah, that's OK, you're pointing the camera at the right place.

This Antarctic-exploring Snowcruiser was actually built in 1939 and is one of the most fucking awesome things ever constructed IMO, even though it failed utterly in its mission. Also, it wasn't meant to kill people, which is a plus in my book. [www.thule.org] #tips