I would prefer that doesn't happen (not Reese!), but I do think one (at least) of Team Machine will perish. It has occurred to me that the Machine might sacrifice herself if it means killing Samaritan once and for all. Don't ask me how that could happen, I have no idea….

I dunno. It seemed absurd that the story of the scientist's death was on the news right when evil med tech turns on the radio. I thought Greer's minions were just trying to convince Sameen she had really killed the scientist.

Samaritan will say anything because its end justifies the means. So, yeah.

Well that explains the show's crazy cancellation.

And Joss Carter no doubt.

It's very irritating and so disrespectful to this great show. One that CBS has already shown they don't care about. It's such a stupid shame. But I'm gonna enjoy the hell out of the remaining episodes while I can… whimper… sniff

One on Monday and two on Tuesday. Crazy!

Yeah, both Gaad making a break (heh heh) for the window and the Russian bozo assisting in his demise were pretty amateur moves.

I don't think much of Pastor Tim, so it doesn't surprise me. He's probably as married to his church duties as he is to Alice. His trip was a really dick move.

I do think this great episode did advance the story. In one episode we learned exactly what's been happening to Shaw the whole time she's been missing, and the severity and potential implications of what's been/being done to her. As well as beautifully demonstrating her strength and courage in fighting off the…

I agree. Would love to have seen that. I'm pretty tired of the nearly omnipotent evildoer, except when he's amusing. It's the unbeatable aspect I'm weary of.

Yes, what with the unreliable threads on Soviet jar lids and all. I shuddered and thought of that infected rat in a jar. Yikes!

Like Elizabeth, I've really come to like Young-hee, with her funny, sunny disposition and her obvious love for her family. Elizabeth just betrayed and possibly destroyed what was probably the only real friend she ever had. The drugging/fake seduction of Don made me feel dirty, and bummed.

I totally think there's good reason for Oleg not to trust Tatiana. She's up to something, if not in this instance then in the big picture, that is not in his best interest.

There have to be SOME perks to visiting Stan. After all, he's never there to spend time with his son.

Yeah, I think Stan will realize the beers are gone, but not know why (if) that necklace looks vaguely familiar. Priorities of a guy's memory.

Agreed. Gabriel and the Center have made it clear they don't trust their own highly valued agent to make decisions about an asset that only he really knows. It's like being treated like a child. An untrustworthy one.

Totally agree with the reviewer that it's a lousy idea to steal these two great characters from the show.

Yeah I liked Nicole immediately and was really sorry when she was just as quickly killed off.

Maybe, after Mulder and Scully suddenly re-appear on the scene and start sniffing around again like old times, the evil plotters decide it might be best to re-install them in the FBI, where they can best be observed, perhaps semi-controlled (or so they think!). This would explain their inexplicable re-hiring to the…