To bad Dennis Haysbert's busy.

The 75% scene played out beautifully.

Jack Nicholson.

Or Jodie Foster.

Or John Hurt.

(Greer grin)…

'So our creatures have been misbehaving…'
"Never mind that… Samaritan has it all under control.'

But they seem very interested in 'the booty', though.

Not necessarily. Think it can be Jeff Wright's character, too.

Check out the way her character writes e-mails in the viral marketing sites. Saucy as hell…

He's probably the scrubbed out partner, whose backstory'll be covered in flashbacks.

Christening it now: 'THIS. FUCKING. SHOW.'

Glad the show's back. Simple story to open the season, & LOVED the closing montage. Tom Ellis's singing is truly remarkable…

My watchlist was pretty full for the season, but just felt like giving this a go. Totally unplanned, but I really enjoyed this. Cool concept, well-etched out characters, & smooth performances. Looking forward to more.

Though I haven't seen The Machine (in my watchlist), the logline sounds good (and it reminds of 'THIS FUCKING SHOW'). Expanding on the film is good, long as it's done right. Since they got the guys who originally did it, hope it goes through.

Helps that the topic's a real familiar one to the guy who's co-running it. Natural step forward, I suppose.

Come across 5 writeups by folks who've watched anywhere between the pilot & the fourth episode, and all of them have been positive. Really happy about that, cause most hyped projects usually tend to fall short.

They indicated wanting to wrap up Samaritan in the fifth season. Think that held good, if it was a full season, as well. They just had to compress that aspect, if I'm right. Also indicated that they wanted to do other stuff, post-Samaritan in S6 & beyond, which they probably can do, if it's revived somewhere down the…

That, I don't know.

And episode 5, if I'm right. Vincenzo Natali, who did the fourth, mentioned it was the one after his.