I looks as though it read "not afraid of comets," but I can't make sense of that.

Well, yeah. I was going to add that it's not exactly as though Isaak & Eddie were receiving either top-notch or immediate medical attention.

Well, yeah. I was going to add that it's not exactly as though Isaak & Eddie were receiving either top-notch or immediate medical attention.

A gunshot injury without an exit wound resulting a higher probability of death isn't so much a TV trope as a medical fact. When a bullet goes straight through, it means it's likely not of the variety designed to expand or break into smaller fragments once inside the body, something which would cause more severe…

A gunshot injury without an exit wound resulting a higher probability of death isn't so much a TV trope as a medical fact. When a bullet goes straight through, it means it's likely not of the variety designed to expand or break into smaller fragments once inside the body, something which would cause more severe…

Except I think that Charisma failed to inform Whedon of her pregnancy until the eleventh hour, shortly before she began to show. Her return has presumably already been written & shot. The writers were forced to rewrite quickly.

Oh, they will. When Zach G. hosted, his monologue was pure Zach G.

Oh, they will. When Zach G. hosted, his monologue was pure Zach G.

I think the greater narcissism is in that he actually believes there were that many, that his existence is so important to have touched that many women.

I think the greater narcissism is in that he actually believes there were that many, that his existence is so important to have touched that many women.

I was under the impression that Tommy died because he was beaten to death by the wolf pack. He shifted into Sam (and Hoyt's mom, for that matter) more than once before he died. So what gives? How is Luna's shift suddenly potentially fatal?

I was under the impression that Tommy died because he was beaten to death by the wolf pack. He shifted into Sam (and Hoyt's mom, for that matter) more than once before he died. So what gives? How is Luna's shift suddenly potentially fatal?

That scene occurs in an earlier episode, before Claire befriends Parker. But I agree, it's a great one.

That scene occurs in an earlier episode, before Claire befriends Parker. But I agree, it's a great one.

Language!

Language!

Okay, so we've finally gotten Meloni in a nudity scene, but goshdarnit to heck, the wrong person was nude. I suppose suit-clad to shirtless is a step in the right direction, but let's push it further, shall we? And by further, I mean downward.

Okay, so we've finally gotten Meloni in a nudity scene, but goshdarnit to heck, the wrong person was nude. I suppose suit-clad to shirtless is a step in the right direction, but let's push it further, shall we? And by further, I mean downward.

Oh, happy trail & pelvic indent (a la Tyler Durden) will be enough to satisfy me.

Oh, happy trail & pelvic indent (a la Tyler Durden) will be enough to satisfy me.