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I was actually holding out hope that Abaddon was going to be the guy from Fringe; sort of an expanded universe thing from Abrams and Co.

The Jacob/Locke comparison is pretty convincing. And as Locke once told Helen, "I'm not bald".

Or the original Jacob, since I believe everyone on the main island and on the Hydra island are currently in the 70s.

Ben shot Locke without hesitation when he found out Locke was "special" for hearing Jacob. Some things are confusing about Ben, such as why did he turn the wheel and banish himself? He seemed to believe it was what Jacob wanted. Did Ben just want to know where Locke was going before he could...

We're watching 24, so we keep forgetting Heroes is even on. My cable channel was putting Heroes on the "On Demand" list so I was able to watch the first two new episodes the day after they originally aired, but now at the third week, the new ep isn't listed, so this may be the end of Heroes for me.

Not much. What's going on with you?

Walt figured in one of the biggest twists of the Season 1 finale, when it turned out the Others were interested in him rather than Aaron, so it always seemed odd that Ben let Michael and Walt sail off like he did. Of course, Michael got dragged back in when the time was right, so why not Walt...

Christian offers John the chance to die and John cries tears of joy. Locke is a true fanatic. It was also interesting that Christian couldn't offer assistance. I don't think he exists in the physical sense. Random Thoughts and Questions: I like how Jin gives John the ring as proof that he's...

Oh. Well, if she said that, I guess I'm wrong. I must have missed that.

I would look at it from the point of her traditional upbringing. Even though Sun has become uncharacteristically liberated as a result of her ordeal, I think she absolves Kate simply because she is a female and blames Jack in full for ordering Kate to return to the copter. I don't think we've...

I think they want you think that, but it's clearly Jack she blames. That was the whole reason for the conversation with Kate, when she says, "I don't blame you." Jack stopped Kate from getting Jin. They even showed it in a flashback. Even though Ben did in fact cause the boat to blow up by...

And then there's "Special Guest Star" which actually pays more.

I've been known to lose a year from time to time. The fact that we're a year closer is actually very exciting.

Technically, there wasn't a Claire outburst on this episode but she should be railing against her Dad next week. Parkman was an okay character back in Season 1, but now he's just a dough-faced guy with little to do except talk to a dead African guy who, even in death, loves the Universal...

I just read and confirmed what you wrote. I thought we were getting 2 years of 17 and a final year of 16. I thought we were getting 7 seasons. How'd I do that?

I still watch 24, so I'm probably not one to render judgment. Once I start watching a show, I tend to stick with it. I tend to avoid new shows because I don't want to admit that I watch too much television. I have tried and failed to watch BSG. After initial avoidance, I did start to watch...

Sylar is now the only God-like character left. He has Claire's healing power, which is probably why he can't be taken down with a tranquilizer. I don't think they showed Claire get captured - they probably just forced her to go. As annoying as Claire has been through her many arcs, her...

I too am willing to suspend disbelief for our beloved ex-Lt. Matheson, so I'm gonna say "ground effect". Perhaps the distortion is more like a pancake than a bubble and blew out at a greater distance horizonally than vertically. The freighter was supposedly parked right at the edge of the effect...

Oh yeah, phenomenal. As someone mentioned above, it's another chill-inducing episode - when Sheridan steps out onto the parapet. Isn't it amazing that so many people can feel the same effect from that scene? The episode ends with Garibaldi missing, the Whitestar destroyed, and Sheridan presumed...