Try this list: http://www.ign.com/articles…

Just for fun, try doing Elias's lines in Mathazar's voice.

"I always think if Machine is a scalpel then Samaritan is like a Hammer."

Yes, yes, you did.
My husband and I did our own tour of LOST filming locations on Oahu in March, and I shed a tear or two then as well. :-)

"I’m just going to put this scene from “The End”—you know which scene I mean—in a hyperlink, and tell you that I definitely shed a tear revisiting it. So you’ve been warned."
Darn it, now I'm crying too.

LOL - I couldn't remember his first name.

"I'll miss you, Greer. I really will."

I just rewatched Razgover. Besides Shaw duct taping her wound, and giving herself a blood transfusion courtesy of the Russian mobster, you have Carter's epic takedown of Lasky.

"You realize I'll probably have to try to kill you the next time we meet."

Don't you mean Brick McSmirky?

"That's the thing with corporations in Hollywood scripts, they never make any fiscal or business sense. Corporations have boards (We're spending how much? For what, again? It's going to take how long? Are you crazy?). Even Pablo Escobar's drug empire or Jeff Bezo's retail one wouldn't fund such a long term risky…

Finch had more than one library; I remember he and Nathan discussing that in a flashback. So maybe he still has a place to hole up in the city.

I was thinking, "Is he *really* dead this time?"

I don't have time right now to see if anyone else posted this, but I enjoyed the insights in this io9.com article. http://io9.com/on-person-of…

Here you go: http://www.youtube.com/watc…

I *loved* Lost - just spent a day in March visiting filming sites on Oahu - but IMO you can't really compare it to PoI. They're two very different shows.

We still don't know who was talking to Finch at the end of the 911 call center episode.

This week, Reese took him to the safe house, where he's hanging out with Root's tech team.

Samuel, Nahum, Habakkuk, Jonah. You're welcome. :-)

I'll go with the "quiet, unshowy competence." There's no way she's anything like Fanny, though. Maybe Elizabeth Bennet, minus the vivacity…