And Audi.

And Audi.

I was impaneled twice, actually. The first time for a drug case, and the second time was 3 years later (the earliest I was eligible again), for a murder trial. Both were very interesting. The selection process dragged on for both. Spent most of the time waiting and wondering. The murder trial was the one where we got…

I was impaneled twice, actually. The first time for a drug case, and the second time was 3 years later (the earliest I was eligible again), for a murder trial. Both were very interesting. The selection process dragged on for both. Spent most of the time waiting and wondering. The murder trial was the one where we got…

I was a juror in 2008 (in MA) and this was a thing. It was pretty interesting. The questions were all vetted by the judge first to make sure they followed the rules and stuff, but it was definitely pretty interesting.

I was a juror in 2008 (in MA) and this was a thing. It was pretty interesting. The questions were all vetted by the judge first to make sure they followed the rules and stuff, but it was definitely pretty interesting.

look at! I think one of the things I enjoy the most about the show is that visually it's so different from anything else I'm watching. I'm exposed to a landscape and terrain I'd not otherwise see, and even in an episode like that that felt all over the place, soon enough there'd be a stunning shot that brought be back…

look at! I think one of the things I enjoy the most about the show is that visually it's so different from anything else I'm watching. I'm exposed to a landscape and terrain I'd not otherwise see, and even in an episode like that that felt all over the place, soon enough there'd be a stunning shot that brought be back…

I'm more on board with the Master Plan with the triggers and whatever than I was last week. I think taking these episodes in pairs will go a long way. And it makes me wonder if the format for this season is suffering from the long form storytelling.

I'm more on board with the Master Plan with the triggers and whatever than I was last week. I think taking these episodes in pairs will go a long way. And it makes me wonder if the format for this season is suffering from the long form storytelling.

Thanks for the confirmation that it hasn't been more thoroughly explained. I thought I'd missed something where very little is buried below the surface.

Thanks for the confirmation that it hasn't been more thoroughly explained. I thought I'd missed something where very little is buried below the surface.

Did anyone else find this episode different from the others? I had a hard time figuring out what was going on and who everyone was. And I still have no idea why the triggers are so important. I'm sure it's been spelled out, but maybe not that clearly…

Did anyone else find this episode different from the others? I had a hard time figuring out what was going on and who everyone was. And I still have no idea why the triggers are so important. I'm sure it's been spelled out, but maybe not that clearly…

I'd also love to have reviews for the 3rd season. I rarely comment, but I do read every review and much of the discussion. In a timely manner! I'd love for this to continue!!

TVMcGee, I'm sorry I haven't joined in on the comments. I have watched every episode and read every review, as close to 3pm on Wednesdays as I can. I hope we can still do Season 3. I promise to participate more. I promise!

I think this is actually something I really liked about the show the first go-around, and wish it could have sustained. That there's so much going on, so much plot, and still so much opportunity for character development.

Well, it's not like it was the first time Sloane tried to have Sydney killed, so I'm not sure how genuine that sentiment was. Though it's possible he is torn between his duty as the head of SD-6 and whatever paternal feelings he might have. My impression is that he puts his SD-6 agenda first, though.

Syd's quick escape
While you have a point that we could have spent more time seeing Jack setting up Russek and saving Sydney, and all that went into doing that, I had a different impression.