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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Henry" data-source="post: 476929" data-attributes="member: 158">John Doe was pretty good, but still failing its potential.The cops find a private eye who has been following Doe - and he has been "home-brew" eletrocuted.They call in John, who figures out where the woman who did the deed was living.John goes to a house with tons of pictures of Himself, Theresa (the woman with the scarf onthe barge fromthe first episode), and a big golden retriever.In a nutshell, Hatchet-Faced Witch shows up, tells john all about his past - Thommy Crowder, from Twin Falls, Idaho, he is, who was born with a degenerative brain disorder - and was put into a special medical program along with other kids - including Theresa.Armed with this, he goes to Idaho, spends time with his parents' next-door neighbors, and gets some of his roots back. He even gets some homemade cupcakes to take with him.The homemade cupcakes have an expiration date.He races back, and the whole thing, parents' neighbors, the farm, the parents' graves, EVERYTHING - is gone.He races back to Seattle  - he has been missing for three days - no one knows where he went, and what was Theresa's house, is now the house for the stalker who was obsessed with him - nad she is both dead, and also she is someone he has NEVER seen before.End of the show - the Hatchet Faced Witch is talking to someone heavily clothed on a park bench, in sign language, asking forgiveness, because she couldn't turn John to their cause. The heavily clothed figure tells HFW that she should have been honest with him, and told him the truth. She is assassinated from behind by a man in a dark trenchcoat with a knife. And that's that. In short, the whole show was a lie, and leaves you cloaked in mystery even more now than before.</blockquote>

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