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Of course it isn't. But your post explains a lot. Thanks for your "comment", Cadfan!

- Enemies attacked them first, and the PCs defended themselves. - All constructs.

Cry me a river! Really now - anyone who's a professional has something called "professional development"... such as doctors, or even accountants like me. Regardless of how "insanely busy" it is at work, we're still expected to keep up with information relevant to doing our jobs and maintaining...

Probably because Lost has long since burned too many bridges thanks to the very bad Seasons 3 and 4. With that said, this season is much better... because, of course, they're telling us more about the island and the Dharma Initiative - the actual interesting things about the show. For Lost...

One of the better episodes in quite some time. I was happy when two heroes bit it (we need more cullings, not less - and I don't care if it's chicks or otherwise... well, yes, I do care. Tracy needed to go seasons ago), but I have a terrible feeling that Tracy is still alive. Sad. And, as...

Like what some others said: It wouldn't surprise me if it were true, but I doubt it.

Great 2-parter. That whole sub thing was creepy and interesting - the T-888 captain was particularly cool. As with others - the (at least) two machine factions is a great idea. Maybe something will come from the whole Ellison side-story yet. Heh. During the painting scene, I reached over to...

A very enjoyable episode. My wife called the neighbor-chickie a doll a while back, so she was pleased to be correct. Very cool way they went about the reveal, though. Good stuff. The whole 'inside-man' thing was very interesting, though done a little weirdly. The fight scene was really good...

The finale was okay, I suppose - better than I thought it would be, so that's something, at least. The first part with the huge battle, the human + allied Centurion commandos, etc, was absolutely incredible. Some of the best TV I've seen. Oh, and Tory getting it in the end as really satisfying...

Thankfully not a downside for me. If the series takes so long to complete such that the earlier books aren't even available for me to buy, then it's clear that series was never for me in the first place.

Great episode. That whole submarine thing in the future looks really intriguing. (And yes, I got the same impression from John looking at Riley's hands that others did here.)

Sounds like a good approach. For me, I solve this potential issue by never buying a series until it is entirely complete.

For the episode leading up to the 2-hour finale, that was really boring and disappointing. One might even say, discouraging. I'll have to admit, though - this season, with it's rather unfortunate lack of space-battles - has still kept me interested thanks to (finally!) getting some answers. I'm...

Okay. Okay. Then why would it "suck" for Star Trek to permanently die, to a certain number of the population? Just wondering. I only ask as this is along the lines of D&D's lame "save the hobby!" cries we hear every now and then, which often equate to "let's make things that suck to x number...

This was indeed a great, great episode. The scenes where she was working on her arm (complete with diagnostics) were especially awesome. It looks like there's a faction in the future who disagree with John Connor's use of Terminators.

Yep. The current year when the 2 groups meet up at the end of the episode is 1977.

Guess this is the only show you watch on Fridays. :D

Both good and bad things. Claire was actually semi-interesting (her Mom was great), though - of course - still incompetent. The Parkman/Peter scenes were pretty good - Heroes needs more "buddy" scenes. (I'm being serious here.) This "hunter" guy, though, is the most silly moustache-twirling...

For my tastes: No. Yes. Yes. No. No. Obviously, my poll answer is "Other". And what The Highway Man said - too many different things rolled into one question.