I was wondering that too, but I hope not. That's not very interesting and *SPOILER FOR WAREHOUSE 13 SPOILER* after Artie just did the exact same thing, I'm a bit tired of that device.

This is absolutely the best season of this show so far. I found it interesting that Audrey chose not to confide in the newspaper brothers about her memory of the Colorado Kid—those dudes are shifty and it's good that she's finally recognizing it.

Except...if she had a cell phone she would have used it to take a pic of the football-field-sized thing floating right next to her for 5 minutes—right? Right?

Uh, guys, if you look at the pic of the alien above and in your mind, line that image up with the shot of Tate getting anally probed, you will notice that the two tendrils drooping down from the face are very similar to the protuberances going up Tate's bunghole. The point of this is that HOLY SHIT THE ALIEN IS…

After watching the Walking Dead premiere I couldn't find the enthusiasm to sit through Revolution again. I think I'll read the recaps from now on and maybe watch the season finale, if the show survives that long.

Getting into fisticuffs with an Engineer? I'd play that game. And that :30 second trailer is already more entertaining than all 3+ aired hours of Revolution.

From the unknowns, I think the 2nd row down far right is Jar Jar on meth. Also the one below that might be the aliens from oldschool Doctor Who Warrior's Gate. If it isn't, someone should do that.

Yes this episode was outstanding, really a season finale-level of coolness, surprising for so early in the season. But did anybody notice this weirdness: a "drink water for your health" promo in the middle of the scene where Duke was puking up water? Was I hallucinating?

A few years ago my laptop hard drive died. I took it apart and put a tiny, miniscule amount of WD-40 on the spindle to get the platters spinning smoothly again, and it worked. It worked well enough to save my files and continued working for months after.

Bolt-gun guy, damn straight! What's his deal? Also, I don't believe they ever quite explained the FBI boss who originally sent Audrey to Haven in the pilot. I wonder if there's a connection, or if they just glossed over the whole FBI deal with the departure of the duplicate Audrey last season.

"Me and Belly wore swimsuits [in the tunnels]. Speedos!"

I was curious about the address Manfretti gave to Olivia, where he said his son lived. Was it a setup? What will she find when she goes there?

These tangent spin-off books always seem like a cool idea until you actually read them—remember Evil Twin from Lost? Still, I'll probably read it. OK yes I surely will.

Yes, yes and yes. That is excellent. If that had been part of the actual episode, it would have worked a lot better and been a good deal more emotionally resonant than it was.

Yeah, this show does a lot better with its own mythology—Audrey/Lucy & etc—than it does with the trouble-of-the-week plots, which have always been head-scratchers. I'm hoping the slow burning subplots of Duke the troubled killer and the two newspaper guys get some real attention soon.

Interesting—my first impulse is to see it developing into a political thriller, albeit with a good amount of military action. We haven't met the President yet, we don't know if the conspiracy is his baby or if there's a cabal in the govn't doing it all.

Got to say, I don't generally like military shows, the whole military sensibility is anathema to me, but I watched the first 2 episodes of this last night and enjoyed the hell out of them. Decent characters and good storytelling won me over. With Revolution and 666 Park Ave on my shit list for being crappy, this may…

What this really means is shaking people down, giving way more tickets for jaywalking and other stupid shit to boost the city's budget. They do it here in LA all the time.

"Pineal sac." Heh heh.

I made a terrarium but it died.