I like The World Is Not Enough….until Denise Richards shows up.

I like The World Is Not Enough….until Denise Richards shows up.

Fun fact: this was the first movie I bought on DVD, when they came out with the Special Editions in the volume packs in 2002.

Fun fact: this was the first movie I bought on DVD, when they came out with the Special Editions in the volume packs in 2002.

that is unbelieveable.  I just saw her in a roseanne halloween episode as teenage roseanne (from '92, I think) and I would NEVER have thought she was only 13 years old at the time.  She deserves better.

that is unbelieveable.  I just saw her in a roseanne halloween episode as teenage roseanne (from '92, I think) and I would NEVER have thought she was only 13 years old at the time.  She deserves better.

ditto "Bridesmaids"

ditto "Bridesmaids"

Well, we'll always have his very short film career, i guess.  2004-2007.

Well, we'll always have his very short film career, i guess.  2004-2007.

I was going to ask "movie(s)?" but then I remembered The Last Kiss.  Not a bad movie, if you discount the 100 minute long run time for a movie supposed to be paced at 90, maximum.

I was going to ask "movie(s)?" but then I remembered The Last Kiss.  Not a bad movie, if you discount the 100 minute long run time for a movie supposed to be paced at 90, maximum.

^ That's happened to me.  I was also 16 years old at the time, so, it spoke to me in a way that not being able to legally speak for myself only could.

^ That's happened to me.  I was also 16 years old at the time, so, it spoke to me in a way that not being able to legally speak for myself only could.

Yes, I agree.  This is where Alias and Buffy differ.  *Spoilers* While Buffy was able to go into new territory that may or may not have worked out, Alias Seasons 4 and 5 tended to go back into "safe" territory.  Working for a cladestine part of the CIA, the "I think i work for the government, but I only end up working…

The Counteragent set something new into motion for Alias.  Like they mentioned earlier, Syd had only killed in self-defense thus far (including leading Noah to fall on his knife in "The Snowman"), however, after she had "killed" Sloane in The Counteragent, Syd begins killing people now until the end of the series.

However, if you remember in the next episode, it actually serves more than one purpose…

SPOILERS