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If you think it's boring, then no explanation about it is going to change your mind. Nor should it. It didn't appeal to you. And that's fine. (I liked the first one a lot, but not the second one.)

According to producer Greg Beeman, originally, Mohinder pushed him out the window, and Sylar managed to survive the fall with TK and get away, but that was cut for budget reasons.

Don't forget that Peter has manifested the dream-projection ability - we've never figured out where that came from... :uhoh:

I've seen BBC America air (ok, it's cable, so technically it doesn't 'air') Eccleston episodes, so it's out there.

Well, they did get rid of Roger, and now Heather, leaving Jake and um...whatshername as the last couple standing. Hrm...

Jake seems to think short-term, not long term. A pretty good episode, I thought. I hope that Heather isn't dead. I'd be really bummed out if it's true. :(

The Doctor met the Face of Boe in Season 1 The End of the World - Boe was one of the invited elite guests to witness the destruction of Earth.

Sure, but Sawyer doesn't understand that. If there's no angle, he's generally not interested. And if there's an angle, the result is that the other person is going to hate him afterward. He may have natural talent in that area, but he doesn't know it or know how to use it.

In general, Sawyer doesn't want to be liked, and his ability to get people to trust him is a very different skill set than getting people to support him. Also, he doesn't have time (since Hurley said that the vote was imminent) to set up the long con.

Great episode, I thought. Nice tie-in on the flashbacks, on two different levels - Sawyer and Cassidy, and Sawyer giving the money from the prison episode to the baby that might have been his. Back in the real world, Hurley conned Sawyer into being nice. How cool is that! :D Where the the...

The movie 'Love Actually' had an interracial couple - Keira Knightley was married to Chiwetel Ejiofor. And at the end, Colin (the guy who went to America to find Denise Richards in a Milwaukee bar) brought back some hot american babes who were interested in his black friend.

Decent episode tonight. I'm glad that they're making progress on Hawkins' storyline. It definitely seems like things are sliding into anarchy.

I enjoyed it a lot. It was fun to re-visit some of the other scenes from a different point of view, and the Night Gallery type ending was fun too. Plus, we did get some traction in the storylines, as mentioned above.

LOL. ;) I can always use help in killing characters... not that I really need it. Last game, 3 of the PCs went into negative HPs, and of of those PCs did it twice.

The first one was horrible, yet fun to watch: kind of like seeing a slow-motion multi-car crash involving maple syrup, chickens and kerosene. The next one can only get better - I'm hoping that the Silver Surfer stuff is better than the Doctor Doom stuff.

The flashbacks serve as explanation for the character's motivations in the current storyline, so when Sayid spares the Russian's life, we know specifically why he did it. That's what the flashbacks are for. In many ways, the show is more of a character study, and in that sense, it's very well...

Well, I did say 'a little' ;)

Fun episode, and we learned a little bit, too.

A couple of quick comments as I head out the door for my weekly D&D session. 1) I just now put together the weapons shipment that Hopper found earlier with the raid on the courthouse. Before now, that part seemed to make no sense - a dead end/red herring, I thought. Now, I get it. 2) I still...

I liked it too, and I'm mad that ABC made me use their crappy on-line streaming to see the last few episodes. I guess that was Jared at the end. I don't know who else it could be. I never understood how Damian and Uncle Nick knew each other. Can someone explain that?