Sure, I laughed…as a way to release tension from the shock it gave me. Wasn't a negative reaction at all. Thought that was the best shot of the hour, and maybe series.

"Rubicon" stole the hell out of that detail.

Clearly, they're all razorbacks to me. Hard to tell them apart. Will go fix.

Agreed. It might be my favorite fight in any show ever.

I went back to the original scene in which Clayton debriefs Weaver and Company, looking for a reference to her. Sure enough, he slips in a small detail about her as the daughter of his right-hand man. It's a small detail, to be sure.

Hospitalized way after.

As it stands now? You betcha. But with not one, but TWO "Idol"-esque results, how long until every network has one, or two, or three? Just musing out loud about a scenario that is a lot less implausible than I'd like to believe.

Or, alternatively, reveals someone that isn't superhuman 24/7 but has blind spots, especially with those closest to her. In addition, she has the capacity to recognize that she overreacts, and seeks to make up for it later. Even if it's just via leftovers.

And get yourself free.

FOILED. *shakes his fist at Canada*

Spy Daddy is generally the alpha and omega of awesome, especially in the early years.

It was a bit "Knight and Day," no?

"There are two divisions, Sydney. One is light, the other dark."

There are a LOT of cool casting things coming down the pipe. I remembered this one, but there were 4-5 that made me go, "Oh, RIGHT!" while doing research for this series.

Absolutely. In general, it will be 2 episodes a week unless I make note of it, but I can easily let you know at the end of each review.

Todd is correct.

I'm nothing if not a populist.

This thread makes me extremely happy.

And their tussle brings them all the way to Harlan County, where they start a four-way feud with the Givens and Bennett families.

I'm rolling on a river, not in my grave. Not just yet.