Remus Lupin
Adventurer
My thoughts on the episode:
I thought it was actually a solid piece of work. I missed the whole "villains" arc, and so I'm coming at it a bit fresh after the writer's strike, so maybe some of what others aren't liking doesn't bother me as much.
As for the Speedster (I watched enough of "Villains" to at least know who she is), I hope she stays dead. It's always a problem in comics too when they can't leave dead people dead, and its been a recurrent problem on this show.
I'm also hoping Nathan isn't lost to the dark side. If he and HRG are working an angle, then it could lead to a very satisfying conclusion (probably to the series, alas!).
I'm surprised that nobody mentioned psycho-microwave boy's mom was Linda Carter (Wonder WO-MAN!)
Another thought on thinning the cast herd -- is it possible that the hooded prisoner that went out the back of the plane while still bound last episode was Maya? Man, I hope so!
I thought it was actually a solid piece of work. I missed the whole "villains" arc, and so I'm coming at it a bit fresh after the writer's strike, so maybe some of what others aren't liking doesn't bother me as much.
As for the Speedster (I watched enough of "Villains" to at least know who she is), I hope she stays dead. It's always a problem in comics too when they can't leave dead people dead, and its been a recurrent problem on this show.
I'm also hoping Nathan isn't lost to the dark side. If he and HRG are working an angle, then it could lead to a very satisfying conclusion (probably to the series, alas!).
I'm surprised that nobody mentioned psycho-microwave boy's mom was Linda Carter (Wonder WO-MAN!)
Another thought on thinning the cast herd -- is it possible that the hooded prisoner that went out the back of the plane while still bound last episode was Maya? Man, I hope so!