I wonder where Greenfield, Casey, and Daizo have been all this time. They're still considered part of the seven who could take back the world.

And could've been revealed on the Kid Scientists segment on Letterman.

I'm actually afraid for a Shaw return. What will she be after she's been in the clutches of Samaritan? Will Bear be able to tell if she is friend or foe?

The guy is 77 years old. And the Brits don't do facial lifts and stuff like we do. They're great at letting it all hang out.

I don't dislike her as an actor. I dislike the character.

I wish Claire had gotten the instructions on how to kill herself instead of Paul Zimmerman. I'm hating her.

Carter's death was front page news so I'm sure Zoe is aware. I don't think she knows anything about the latest on Shaw.

It's still unethical. There is no grey area here. Thankfully, it's not that kind of show where stuff like that is glossed over.

I'm not so sure that Shaw is in it for her own personal redemption. To her, this is just a job where she gets to hunt bad guys and she didn't feel guilt about her previous work with the ISA.

Oh, God. I hated that character. So insufferable.

When did he say that before?

Actually, John has asked to continue their therapist-patient relationship with regular sessions so she must abide by her professional ethics. Plus Iris is smart enough to know that if John had feelings for her, it would be an issue of transference and not based in reality.

You mean the pay phone? Yeah, it's satisfying. It's also hilarious that Jim Caveziel answers it as if he's in a trance every time.

Zoe was in the episode Lady Killer in S3 where Carter, Shaw, and she were the bait for the guy named Ian at the club. They all met at the safe house prior to going out where Carter and Shaw compared their weapons and Zoe showed off the taser she got from John.

She is absolutely bound by the ethical constraints of the profession. John is her patient and she knows that any feelings he might have for her is merely transference and is not based in any romantic reality. I don't think John feels romantic toward Iris. I think he just likes the closeness that he's able to have…

He said "It's Professor Whistler actually."

Actually, yeah. I think that was it. It wasn't that John was interested in someone else. It was that he couldn't lose anyone else today. But as we find out with Iris' last scene, he realizes that loss is going to happen so you might as well enjoy people while they're there. I think it was why there were so many…

I was really hoping to see Finch employ the two-finger eye poke again during the fight.

Somebody just got a thesaurus. ;)

No. (Prof Whistler)