Yeah, it really ticked me off as the scene was just went on and on where the villain just kept insulting her (and not very convincingly in my opinion) and she just kept looking more uncomfortable. Like she was a kid with no self esteem rather than an accomplished professional. Ugh. The women characters on this show…

One of the finest pieces of dialog from any show ever. I laugh at the thought of it.

Have always thought the redhead was up to something.

This episode was terribly written. As Kenny noted, Elizabeth is too trusting and level-headed to be so jealous, and would never insanely stalk Peter on a "classified" mission (or anywhere else, probably). She acts like an idiot. The "real" Ell would know she was endangering her husband and probably Peter, as well as…

Really? I wouldn't trust her for a second. Remember what she did to Harold.

Really? I wouldn't trust her for a second. Remember what she did to Harold.

Really? I wouldn't trust her for a second. Remember what she did to Harold.

Really? I wouldn't trust her for a second. Remember what she did to Harold.

Really? I wouldn't trust her for a second. Remember what she did to Harold.

Really? I wouldn't trust her for a second. Remember what she did to Harold.

Really? I wouldn't trust her for a second. Remember what she did to Harold.

Really? I wouldn't trust her for a second. Remember what she did to Harold.

Really? I wouldn't trust her for a second. Remember what she did to Harold.

Really? I wouldn't trust her for a second. Remember what she did to Harold.

Really? I wouldn't trust her for a second. Remember what she did to Harold.

Really? I wouldn't trust her for a second. Remember what she did to Harold.

Really? I wouldn't trust her for a second. Remember what she did to Harold.

I don't agree that there was a "John and Carter sitting in a tree moment" at all. Never took that to be a romantic declaration of love, but an acknowledgement of respect and, yes, love, but love for a fellow warrior who had helped save Reese's life and soul.

I don't agree that there was a "John and Carter sitting in a tree moment" at all. Never took that to be a romantic declaration of love, but an acknowledgement of respect and, yes, love, but love for a fellow warrior who had helped save Reese's life and soul.

I don't agree that there was a "John and Carter sitting in a tree moment" at all. Never took that to be a romantic declaration of love, but an acknowledgement of respect and, yes, love, but love for a fellow warrior who had helped save Reese's life and soul.