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I'm glad someone here knows what’s going on--You have the best explanation SALAYDOUK--Thanks.

They probably used the same footage over and over.

I don’t know which is worse: The “Callings”, or “Debris”, --such craziness, but fun to watch--a distraction at least from our everyday lives.

Probably--will we ever know? When Ben awoke from his nightmare, the caption read, “two months later”--does that mean two months since the crash, or two months since the last episode, or two months since......? That would mean Pete has been in jail two months, Grace two months at the cabin? I liked this episode as it focused more on the plane, which is the core of the plot. I do like how Jake is putting two and two together. I must say that Vance’s henchman looks like a creep, not someone who would be working for Vance/the government. I’m thinking too that Micaela’s partner has eyes for Jared.

Pete reminds me of a younger Jack Black... And, if this is set in current times, I wanna know--where are everyone’s masks??

They are probably “readers” from Target.

Go Paul!!

That is saying a lot... They are both convoluted.

I miss “Walternate” (Fringe) ...

It seemed a bit odd to me that in the little town of Patience they had a restaurant that served escargot, chicken paillard, with upscale waiters, etc. I live in a city of 200,000+ and I know of no restaurant here that serves escargot--have to go to San Francisco or L.A. 🙂

Well, yeah, true. Both look pretty spiffy in their cowboy hats...

Why is it the sheriff reminds me of Sheriff Bart from Blazing Saddles?

I liked the show very much--it’s a cross between Paul, and Starman, in Fargo. Nice to have something fun and quirky to watch in these recent times. I didn’t like AlienHarry taking out the real Harry either, but hey, it’s a t.v. show, and on SyFy.

Enjoyed most of the Colombo episodes on the Sundance marathon this weekend--48 hours’ worth.

Not fair for those of us who don’t have Amazon Prime, or who choose not to--another ploy to switch/add Amazon.

Mousegirl: I'm going to watch this episode tonight, for the third time...

You got it all right, saber5055. I, too, got a glimpse of Mayfair. And, one of my favs, Lou Diamond Phillips!

Yes! Why introduce characters vital to the story to just write them off? The daughter (don’t remember her name) didn’t really seem to add to the story after the fact she was introduced. You may be right MANDIGIRL.

ZIP works that fast? Really? First it was take down Shepherd and Sandstorm. Now it is take down Madeline. Boring. I know, I know, I can stop watching anytime...

I can’t believe we have to muddle through four? more episodes. I’m a glutton for punishment, so have to watch this series to the end.

I wouldn’t want to snuggle up to neckbeard either.

There is absolutely no comparing this with the classic Perry Mason episodes. I know we’re not supposed to but... You have to look at it as a whole different story/series; just the names are the same. I’m not a prude but I can do without the profanity, nudity, and sex scenes. Why didn’t they just produce this new show with new names so I don’t have to picture Raymond Burr in the sack with that woman. I don’t know if this storyline was based on stories by Erle Stanley Gardner or not. I really liked Matthew Rhys in The Americans, and he is a good actor, but I couldn’t watch even the first episode to see if I would like to watch.

Every time I see Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, I picture her in The Abyss: “Virgil, you wiener”!!

I haven’t seen it mentioned, but then again I haven’t read all the prior posts (the long ones I skip), and I really don’t mean to be critical, but Jennifer Connelly looks anorexic. Her hands look unusually large.

The train is described as a perpetually moving train. I’m not exactly sure what that means. I believe trains of today are powered by electricity and/or diesel, but how is the Snowpiercer actually powered? Does it generate its own electricity? Not too saavy in this department but would like an explanation, someone?