I think that the difference is when they change to full blown Wessen that everyone can see them, Nick can see them when they look human to everyone else.

Seeing her also reminded me of how pissed off I am that they cancelled The Finder. It was a fun show and probably far better than the next crop of soon to be cancelled shows that they will present to us this Fall. I hope that she gets similar work where she can show off her smarts as well as her looks.

I really don't like the new cheesy opening that they have for the show. The narration is just not needed. I can't seem to find a video with the new opening. The old one was simple and grabbed your attention.

I hope that you are right. Looking forward to seeing how they proceed from here.

I am glad that Hank is finally on board, I just hope that this doesn't take screen time away from Monroe, as Silas Weir Mitchell was the reason that I kept watching this show. His is the only character that has some personality, the rest are a pretty wooden lot. Juliette in a coma was not much different from…

Scary? We shall see...

That would be so cool and would allow a lot of different actors to to be part of the series. You might be able to get some 'big name' actors to do some TV for a chance to have a role on Star Trek for a one or two episode arc.

Bravo.

Great pic! They could cast him on that alone.

Yes!

Perfect! He has the look and colouring that I have pictured as well.

That is what I thought of as well!

Yes, my youngest was much more talkative than my older child and still is. It is interesting how much their character is set at birth. My youngest was a demanding baby and is the performer today, while the older was more the observer and is the quiet book worm today.

I would think that it would be earlier than 9 months. Kids develop at different rates, but my youngest was speaking in sentences, albeit short ones, at 12 months. Because she was small and bald she looked younger than she was. She would freak out the old ladies in Safeway, "Mommy, I want that." They would turn,…

That would be fantastic. I would love it to have drawings of herbs and the medical tools Claire uses etc. Like you said, the Outlandish Companions had some of that, but it would be useful to have it as footnotes. You should suggest it at her website - her publisher would probably jump at the chance to take more of…

The strong reaction and violence along with the destruction of the documents makes me wonder if this particular McDonalds is a front for some illegal activity.

I could listen to him read the phone book for hours on end.

Diana Gabaldon was actually inspired to write about 18th Century Scotland by an old Doctor Who episode:

I would so love to see this series to get a treatment comparable to Game of Thrones.

Needs to look something like this.