I almost feel like their relationship is more father/son or older brother/younger brother - and in so many ways, Peter feels responsible for Neal. What started out as a "I'm responsible for the safe deployment of this criminal as a useful investigative tool" evolved into "I'm responsible for the evolution of this…

I agree - I thought he had great chemistry with Sarah. But I've also, in my own mind, always thought of Neal as a one-woman-man kind of guy and figured that while he would be charming no matter the woman or the reason, he'd only really "spark" with a select few.

I agree - I thought he had great chemistry with Sarah. But I've also, in my own mind, always thought of Neal as a one-woman-man kind of guy and figured that while he would be charming no matter the woman or the reason, he'd only really "spark" with a select few.

Word. Not sure how she landed the beautiful DG either. (Man, is it time for TVD yet???)

Word. Not sure how she landed the beautiful DG either. (Man, is it time for TVD yet???)

Would have LOVED that turn of events for all reasons mentioned here. That kid annoys me so freaking much - and it would have made Ben exponentially more badass!

Would have LOVED that turn of events for all reasons mentioned here. That kid annoys me so freaking much - and it would have made Ben exponentially more badass!

Actually, that would be a good answer to this whole scenario and way smarter than I would have anticipated. Kind of hoping that is where we're going now.

Actually, that would be a good answer to this whole scenario and way smarter than I would have anticipated. Kind of hoping that is where we're going now.

I object. The worst young actor on TV is Henry from "Once Upon a Time". That kid never met a bit of dialog he couldn't bungle or a scene he couldn't crap on.

I object. The worst young actor on TV is Henry from "Once Upon a Time". That kid never met a bit of dialog he couldn't bungle or a scene he couldn't crap on.

For me I keep seeing him as Channing Tatum's friend in "She's the Man" - sad, I know. But in that one, he was the cool jock with a secret crush on the somewhat creepy girl. So this is a step up!

For me I keep seeing him as Channing Tatum's friend in "She's the Man" - sad, I know. But in that one, he was the cool jock with a secret crush on the somewhat creepy girl. So this is a step up!

Since we know the harnessing process is biological and the harness slugs are alive, perhaps he can feel or sense the glow - because it's now a living part of his physiology rather than simply a piece of implanted metal. I don't find that too hard to believe, particularly given that it's essentially organically wired…

Since we know the harnessing process is biological and the harness slugs are alive, perhaps he can feel or sense the glow - because it's now a living part of his physiology rather than simply a piece of implanted metal. I don't find that too hard to believe, particularly given that it's essentially organically wired…

Agreed. SO CREEPY. My dad happened to come over to drop something at my house when I was watching it the other night and was like "What horror movie is this?!" I tried to tell him it was a post-apocolyptic sci-fi show about alien invasion but seeing the harness slugs crawling over the kids made it impossible for him…

Agreed. SO CREEPY. My dad happened to come over to drop something at my house when I was watching it the other night and was like "What horror movie is this?!" I tried to tell him it was a post-apocolyptic sci-fi show about alien invasion but seeing the harness slugs crawling over the kids made it impossible for him…

Team Pacey forever and ever, amen.

Team Pacey forever and ever, amen.

Oh it's definitely Dawson. No one, in the history of forever, will ever be as truly, mind-numbingly awful as Dawson Leery. It's like the opposite of super powers: He whines! He nags! He's sanctimonious! He's mean-spirited! Completely self-involved! Dawson Leery - the antithesis of what an awesome character should be!