With it being animated, the concept of him being a child doesn't come through at all —it's more like watching Little Man (and that's not something you ever want to do).

Faye is easily my favorite character, and her outfit in the beginning only clinched it. The show is doing a great job of quickly upping the stakes. I did, however, actually yell "Don't trust him!" at the TV when Jake tried to pretend he'd been attacked outside while the rest were captured.

This episode was excellent. … Not much else to add.

Are you kidding me? You mention Kate's pool playing as eye candy but not the glorious view her green dress offered? Once more I say: Glorious!

Two bits of constructive criticism to the writer of this article: it gets a little confusing when you randomly use either the characters' names or the actors' (especially for those who haven't been looking up the actors' names). Second, you REALLY need to proofread before hitting submit; so many duplicated words. (the…

Wait a sec.. The scapula is a shoulder bone, right? Why would an interior bone be made of wood?

And the new Dr. Pepper somehow equates 10 calories with pure Manliness.

Rowsdower!

Be unknown by anyone under 30?

Better yet, purists should get the Swedish audiobook; you know, because those who want to read their movies also like to hear their books.

Yeah but they only got the mainstream to see it because they put Brad Pitt front and center in all the marketing, with nary a subtitle in sight. I'd say Crouching Tiger was the only real subtitle winner, but that was a very rare case.

Sky Spy (Kate may have the biggest buck-tooth smile outside of a cartoon, but there's something uniquely adorable and alluring about her), Laura, Collette, Ricci

Well, Horse Rides For Hipsters fails as an ongoing business because hipsters won't do it if it catches on, so growth potential is self limiting.

Three Amigos!

I held off registering for as long as I could, but this episode made me realize the need for this avatar.

Yes, that was awesome. Evil Timeline FTW!

"Episodes like this are not going to attract a larger audience, it's only going to alienate anyone trying to tune in for the first time."