I believe that he is a former SEAL, now military advisor/instructor. He's still capable but his main duty is overseeing ops and training Nicaraguan commanders in field work.

And in a perfect Communist world, charity is unnecessary because the State provides for all who are willing to exchange labor for support. Only those unwilling to work will go without and then, it's their own fault.

I loved how in that moment after Philip stormed out, most mothers would have gone to their daughter and tried to comfort her and explain away Dad's outburst. Elizabeth was frozen to the spot until Paige ran out, still unable to provide that maternal warmth.

She's been consistently better able to fold her own life into the "truths" of her cover identities - note the ability to talk around her own rape as leverage with the sailor to get to Larrick.

Most definitely -Philip might have made his peace with it if Paige became just another American hedonist/consumer. But to see another force command such sacrifice in her (and with love and acceptance instead of the fear that the Soviets use) is just too much to bear.

I think we still might - Stan will lash out at something if/when he finds out Nina had been playing him and she's sleeping with Oleg.

It's the combination of Emmett and Leanne's murders followed by the increase of innocents getting in the way that are getting to him in a way they hadn't before.

Paige's transgressions in her parents' eyes: inviting her family to church and donating money to African missions. What a bitch.

Louis XIV already did it for the Flash Gordon series on SyFy a few years ago.

While they were enjoyable, they were most definitely not cool.

That's Venusian Aikido, thank you very much.

Agree with Gargoyles. And again, I'll stump for Samurai Champloo - you've already done Cowboy Bebop so you're practically there!

WELCOME TO YOU'RE "DOOM!"

T.R. Knight's looking for work!

Does everyone hate or just forget "Seeing Sounds? Because that album is pretty damn good as well.

Eh, not really. The 10/90 deal (if the first ten episodes do decent ratings, the next 90 are ensured) is becoming more prevalent in the cable world. It allows networks to have a reliable, syndication-eligible show for a relatively small amount and it gives actors/producers/crew a steady paycheck, good exposure and a…

She's Andy/Bright's grandma! And I too enjoy when Jerry actually gets treated like a real person. In all seriousness, he's kind of an idol of mine. People like Leslie find fulfillment in their work - which is perfectly fine - but he made a conscious choice to make his family his ultimate priority.

His hair is thick like a Bolshevik commissar.

Sitting in a movie theatre in 1999 watching his third-rate ripoff of Indiana Jones, I swore that never again would I pay to see one of this hack's pictures.

I'm a big BSG fan but this is one of my least favorite episodes of the show. Perhaps it's because I was never in thrall to the Kara/Lee/Anders triangle, but the smoker setup just struck me as incredibly childish and unprofessional. I always put it like this: if you were a fellow pilot, would you trust any of these…