Exactly.  I love how they've been using Lincoln to delve deeper into Peter's relationships.  It's hard to believe there was ever Fringe without Lincoln Lee … let's hope this separation doesn't last long.

Exactly.

How come you immediately assume that "losing" the baby was not actually losing it,  i.e., a miscarriage?  The episode seemed to be pointing in that direction, with its focus on little things being different in the two timelines.

I enjoyed the shot of the pig lying on the beach with the tribe's camp right behind it.

Speaking of Mike Skupin…

No! Please don't add more teams.  There are already too many teams at the beginning (22 total people) that it's overly difficult to get to know any of them, and the producers struggle to give every team their due.

The enthusiasm with which the Bollywood director revealed and handed out the clues should earn this episode at least a B.  It should be mandatory for all local clue-givers in the future.

The Detour options were not thrilling, you're right, but I don't think they needed to be.  They were great in their simplicity since they were everyday tasks of the local people, challenging in their own right, and remarkable in their ability to draw a contrast with our own lives.  Not to mention, the long line of…

I thought that was one of the best parts of the episode — an example of the Amazing Race doing something it can do but most other reality shows can't - film beautiful and remote settings around the world and still have it be relevant to the show.  I wish they would take more advantage of the gorgeous locations they…

Just go ahead and give it an A now.  That's what you'll want to give it once you watch the whole thing.

Yeah, I think we were to assume that Austrid was there to tell Col Broyles that Lee had died.

The game is afoot!

Somebody on this show's writing staff must be from Kansas City.  I am continually impressed with all of the genuine KC references in each episode — the Crossroads is a real arts district in Kansas City, for example, and Jack Stack is a very good (but not number one) bbq place.

I disagree with one thing — the "Leonard sings Black-Eyed-Peas" scene was hilarious … but maybe because that's exactly what I do whenever I'm in the car alone…

Rizzoli & Isles is on TNT, but good effort!