@ElimGarak: Excellent points. I think that, at the end of the day, Caine and the others got lazy and thought that they'd be cared for and saved on a daily basis by the aliens or god or whatever. When that didn't happen and they had to get their butts off their seats, it was too late.

@thedarkerside.to: If you're right and that's the direction the show is going, then I'm signing off. I had enough of god, angels, and god-did-it faith crap in BSG and Caprica.

@arthurborko: Good point.

"maybe they want us all to get into a big debate of logic versus science, but in the end of this episode it seemed pretty clear that science had won."

This was a terrible episode, indeed. I'm beginning to think that I should not have spent the time I spent watching the first 8 episodes a couple of days ago.

@ezacharyk: So do I. :)

@ezacharyk:

@beaker:

@ezacharyk: Presumably, each of them reacts differently to the compound in the lip gloss. After all, they have different genomes and different powers. It's not a big stretch (within the context of the show) to imagine that each of them has their own kryptonite.

@gmuslera:

Yeah, the hospital scenes were ludicrous at best, but what made this episode pretty good in my view was JJ's rise to the occasion.

@Captain_Tripps:

"And no, I'm afraid this won't help you: 1) turn your best friend gay, or 2) turn your sister into a vicious attack animal. Human sexual and attack behaviors are a lot more complicated than those of fruit flies, though I know sometimes that's hard to believe."

@Norseness: Welcome! :)

@polle404:

@ParryLost:

@emoliant:

@Hypnosifl: I couldn't agree more.

@polle404: Did you live in, or near, Helsingør? It's a truly beautiful little town, in my opinion. I've been there once, when I went to visit the Kronborg castle.