I wondered about the noises too. But then I read some stuff that made me decide stuff like that doesn't matter. Cause when you think about it, why does a dog's bark sound the way it does? Does that matter?

Well, what caused it to come into being is when Jacob threw his brother into the glowy cave. That's all I need to know, personally.

Perhaps unnecessary advice: she should NEVER get a dog.

The first two seasons of Alias are must-see. The rest, despite some high points, is a big let-down.

Well, what the island is was answered - source of all life, etc. As for where the island is, given its mystical properties, I don't think that question can be answered, or matters.

Oh, and as for what mystery went the longest, it might be "What is the monster?" which wasn't fully solved until the last season.

I wouldn't be surprised if there was already a chart about that on the internet somewhere, but I'll probably make one when I'm done. I'm a slow re-watcher, though. These reviews have caught up to me; I'll have to start re-watching season 2 somewhere between now and September 24!

I just checked, and I only have 7 answers listed for season 1 versus 32 mysteries, so they were certainly witholding!

Aw, thanks. I was worried people would be annoyed because such a clinical breakdown lacks depth.

1.23 EXODUS (PART ONE) A

I can't tell if you're joking…

If the intention was to draw attention to your spoiler, mission accomplished.

It was boring. I watched it for about three minutes before turning it off, and that's the last I saw of it.

Natural Born Killers, no contest. Seeing that for the firt time was one of the most exhilerating movie-theatre experiences I've ever had. It felt like being around for when cubism was first thought of.

It's because you misuse apostrophes.

The video is blocked at my work computer, but it better be Nick Offerman in the shower.

On the horse-drawn carriage, right? Glad I'm not the only one who thought that.

1.21 THE GREATER GOOD B+

Fantasizing about being raped is VERY different from wanting to be raped.

1994’s The Stand does not stand the test of time