Double agreed.

Also Patsy Kensit. That meant a lot to a 13-yr-old boy.

I basically only watched this during its original run, but I agree with you a little on the Epitaph eps - I felt that, while I really appreciated the idea of extending the premise to its logical extreme, that was just it - it was something I appreciated more than enjoyed.

I'm betting he's her son, and in an apocalyptic future, he discovers her diary and it has a clue to saving the world, forcing him to go back in time, yadda, yadda.

Totally - I got a similar vibe.

I'd like to apologize - I watched the ep a day late, and didn't see your comment until just now — and I posted the same the same thoughts! Totally agree on basically fronts.

I started wondering, especially now that the tech is researching Spencer's family, whether the sort of butterfly effect will quickly be impossible to track — next time Spencer comes back to the present, what if somebody lives/dies in the past that leads to the Hindernburg never being designed, or her real father never…

Probably any number of American Music Club songs will fit this bill, but the first one that comes to mind is "Sick of Food" off of Everclear. Not only do the lyrics take me back to a very specific time, but the fact the song doesn't so much resolve as hurtle into an abrupt halt always makes me lurch, wanting more.

My Jeopardy teen story about this movie: in my town, the ABC affiliate radio would simulcast whatever was playing on the TV channel after Ted Koppel was over. When this movie came out, my parents were NOT about to take me to see it, but a year or two later, I stayed up until like 2am listening to it like an old time…

There's also the suspicious butler and housekeeper, Mr and Mrs Eaves.

He's certainly no MacGyver, but yeah - there's often conspicuous shots of his getting rid of guns he confiscates. (The Park and Embassy in Identity, the service hallway in Ultimatum, etc.)

Ok.

I'm terrified beyond the capacity for rational thought.

Ray, for your information, the interest rate alone for the first five years comes out to $95,000.

I saw the Venkman line, and got all atizzy. Apologies. I'll go back to my spores, molds, and fungus.

Yes, have some.

Yeah - got too excited! my bad!

Hey - did you guys see this pole?!

The neighborhood is a demilitarized zone.

Agreed - last season ended with gang sitting around that table, right? I remembering thinking, "OK, that'll do, show. That'll do."