Brian Braddock waits by the phone.

All I'm left wondering is what will happen to Blue now that she's the solitary raptor on the island. Will a bond of orphans build between Blue and Rexy now that they're last of their kind? Or will she seek to escape the folly of human's theme park endeavours on that island by building a crude suspension bridge to…

The humour felt all over the place and I don't think it was bad, but that awkward kiss scene in the control room felt like it was from some different more self-aware parody of disaster films, which could've been pretty great if the whole film had been made like that.

I say in the middle too, I personally felt it kind of unmemorable, but then I've recommended my parents go see it.

Welll, actually Tim was the one to become the hacker on Person of Interest.

I figured something was up pretty early on because the flashforward scenes were just so vague and drawn out and more focused on Jack going off the rails than telling a hidden story like the flashbacks had done. It feels very HBOish in my mind when I think about it.

Sir, a lot of people in the comments are stroking guns.

You're Fired, Internet!

The bus hit a cowsay.

Moth, man, you're troubled.

Yeah I was thinking of the films, a few times they talk about the similarity between earth-science and asgard-magic like the rainbow bridge and wormholes, and there's something about some scanning machine in Thor 2. I don't really know much about Thor in the comics but you're right I think he's definitely magic there.

sounds like the goddamn spanish inquisition!

Ultimately, that's mostly correct