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My vote is Rambaldi.

So...where did the machine come from? Peter, Walter, et al from the future actually built it? I'm confused by the whole time paradox thing.

So was the funeral pyre a special thing or is that how all people go out in the future?

Gotta give 'em credit for taking risks.

That was part of the problem - I didn't know his name, so I was like, "OK, whatever. HOW DO I KNOW THIS GUY?" :D

The actor who played Scarecrow was Cillian Murphy, but I agree there is a strong resemblance. I couldn't think how I recognized the guy, but then it was next week's preview that I realized he played the same character from the other side. Must be getting old or there is something behind the...

It's distracting in a "I am Acting" way, not a "this is bizarre" way. But I think you understood my point, though you may not have agreed with it. Maybe if Bellie is going to hang around awhile we'll get some other physical alterations to really sell the effect.

I'm still not convinced the impression as it is is necessary. Comments from those who think it's great praise Torv for getting the cadence down. While I give her that, the alteration of her vocal pitch and the gravel are distracting and unnecessary (and logically a little silly, considering that...

I almost said the same myself, but am holding out hope. Though has a shark ever become un-jumped?

I cringed. I'm still not sold on Torv's acting skills, so this doesn't help - at all. It sounds like she's doing a bad Sean Connery accent.

The sequence is a novelty version used when the show goes back to the 80s. It's meant to look dated to fit the time period.

I'm pretty sure it was supposed to look that way. I get my HD channels over the air.

I was still trying to sort out what exactly happened with Olive's crossover to Walternate, when they included the final scene with his phone call to Elizabeth. I appreciated that, because I wasn't doing very well making sense of it. :)

Overall I felt very sad for his mom, who didn't want to go down the road of accepting Peter as hers but ultimately could not and knew what she had done. I wonder how many years later it was that she took her life? I suspect there is something Walter did to make Olivia and Peter forget their...

The puzzle she was working on looks like something they used in Alias.

With the emotional bent to last night's episode, the show seems to be laying the groundwork for the emotional underpinnings of where Peter will direct the Machine to do its work. At this stage I'm not sure I entirely buy it, but the theme of father and child is becoming fairly integral to the...

It makes sense that most would be uninterested in the other universe - we've had more time to be invested in the characters of the "A" universe. But in some ways they are also more interesting, perhaps because they are more flawed. The "B" universe has cooler tech and a history we want to know...

Julie McNiven was super cute as Mona "Bug Girl" Foster. That was also pretty slick proposal. "Hey you forgot this." Faux-livia's on cue throw up was a bit too convenient, with an equally convenient explanation.

Nice touch having a Dr. Spock book on Belly's bookshelf.

As far as I know B-Olivia was something that the writers started calling her and has not been used in the show like Walternate.

Is a vagenda the outcome of sexpionage? :)

Hmm...I'm curious about the Ford Taurus now.

I do recall William Bell saying in the alternate universe that Bell and Bishop never had occasion to meet, so I extrapolated that to mean Bell never was inspired / motivated to create Massive Dynamic.