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Peter and Walter were in a car sinking into the frozen water and the Observer pulled Peter out. It was assumed he pulled Walter out, too, but in light of what we know now, one would have to rewatch the scene (or have a better memory than I) to know for sure.

The one thing I keep waiting for is for Peter to call Walter "dad." I thought he was going to do it when Walter was freaking out in the beach house. I guess that's maybe a payoff for later. Like Brian Austin Green on Terminator, Jackson is someone I had dismissed and have been pleasantly...

So, the White House was destroyed instead of the WTC in the world Bell has decided to inhabit. I first thought she was going to see the towers when she looked out the window, but I tumbled to the fact that she was in one of them before they made it clear. The girl who led Liv into Bell's...

I think he knew it was her when he was looking at the tape. He might have even known before, but I don't know.

Two men in ski masks approached her and one of them shot her with a silenced pistol.

I'm starting to confuse this show with Alias a little bit, since Sydney was also the subject of an experiment when she was a child and had also blacked it out. I wonder if there's any connection there, or if it's just a coincidence.

The government throws away trillions of dollars like it's nothing. I don't give a damn about "wasting" a couple of taxpayer dollars to keep a roof over the heads of these guys who are saving humanity every day.

There were important things in this ep, but I didn't enjoy it that much.

My own fault. I didn't learn from last week and it cut off. Still, Idol . . . bring your shit in on time, dammit. Come on.

"Some guy?" Do you mean William Bell, head of Massive Dynamics? :D I think they should have gotten Chevy Chase. ;)

Rats and roaches, according to Walter. But, he's not exactly human. Maybe he didn't eat anything. His body didn't reject the nutrition it was given intraveneously, but we were never shown him eating anything or relieving himself (which was mentioned). I deleted it without watching it because...

I don't know who that is, but he looks too much like Walter. Could lead to confusion. My choice for Dr. Bell:

^^^ I can't wait to meet Alter-Walter. :D

"Oh, dear God. That is putrid. On a separate topic, do you like coffee cake?"

I try to avoid reading celebrity news when I can, but I stumbled on the tidbit in the paper today that Anna married the guy who plays John Scott. So, she's off the market. I know you guys are all broken up about that. :P

Same, though I liked her from the start. She isn't a glamour queen, no, but "regular looking" doesn't mean bad. And I like her super straight shiny hair.

It creates some tension, though. Especially since he's the SOB that Liv put away. Is she still not liked by a lot of people here? I grow fonder of her with every episode.

Thanks! I knew it was either Walter needling him about their attraction or maybe something that undercut his concern for Olivia. I'm glad it was the former.

That was a truly great episode. Back with a bang! "She is beautiful." "Who?" "The slug." :laugh: Anyone know what Walter said at the end, though? He told Olivia he was worried about her when she was missing, and then said something that made Peter say, "Walter. . . ."

Thanks, but I still have some shame to bear.

I screwed the math up bad. I forgot to times my seconds into minutes. Another good joke blown.

Fringe will return in 9480 seconds.

I haven't played IV in a while, but I think it takes things a little more seriously. So, no paramedic or firefighter or taxi missions (except for when you can still drive Roman's taxi). But, the previous GTAs let you steal taxis and pick up fares. The goal was fifty passengers, and unlike...

Wait . . . Grand Theft Auto lied?

I figured out it was a safe, but it really did look like he was simply reaching into something like one of those boxes with an opening for sterile gloves. It came across as if they were using cheap, obvious precomputer effects.

William Sadler, you deliciously evil bastard. Why won't you ever be good? I like the tension added by the idea that Walter might be sent back to the institution at any time.

I forgot about that. Wasn't he one of the agents who tested Sydney to see if she had been turned? Shades of My Own Worst Enemy.

"Who were the agents in charge?" "Coscarelli and Scrimm." Cool name drop, though it didn't seem to serve a purpose. I guess Abrams or his cowriter are just fans. Not really my favorite ep.

Tonight's the first episode in two weeks, so talk will likely pick up again.

I'm shallow, I guess, because Olivia had me at her in her underwear.