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Whoa. This caught me off guard over at AICN. Positives: -JJ will have more time to spread out and devote to his three series and won't leave Alias out in the cold -Jeff Bell and Drew Goddard (The new guys coming in. That's right, those guys from Angel and Buffy are coming to the Alias crew...

The spoiler sources aren't giving anything away for the finale. Here's what I think will happen (Keep in mind I wrote this before this week's episode): Sydney is tied to a chair in a warehouse in China SUIT AND GLASSES Well well. Nice to see you again, you pretty little girl. SYDNEY...

I gotta defend this one. No, no, no. The West Wing is absolutely not a political propoganda piece. I know card carrying members of the Republican party who love the show as much as anybody else. Politics is the backdrop for drama. Aaron Sorkin does not sit down every day and say "Hmm, how...

Spoiler sources from other websites, I'm not giving anything away when I say this, say that the series could end with closure until the last five minutes of the finale in which a new story arc is introduced. Sounds good to me.

Thanks. I'm pretty proud of it myself. I've started every Alias thread since the season premiere. I think at this point I've earned the right to crap on my own foot.

I taped tonight's episode and an episode of The West Wing I'd never seen before (Season 3's "Enemies, Foreign and Domestic") and I gotta say, tonight's episode of Alias was a poorly acted weak effort of a show. Two, count 'em two high points for me. 1. "For the record, I can go through this...

After tonight there will only be the season finale left for fans of Alias. I really like the direction it's been taking in the last 3 or so episodes and I hope it continues to pick up. The finale is entitled "Resurrection" so maybe we'll get a surprise visit from DaddyVaughn?