AndySmith

How I'd rank each season of Alias, from favorite to least favorite: 1. Season 2 2. Season 1 3. Season 4 4. Season 5 5. Season 3

Yeah, Dubai doesn't exactly scream "Romantic Wedding Destination"...and especially not this time of year.

And Ridge isn't even a bio-Forrester. I just wish more people would say to him (or about him) "Dude, you're a Marone!!!" Re: Brooke and schawarma: Scenes like that make me cringe. They do sell schawarma in LA, right? Brooke, of all people, should have tried it at least once (girl wasn't raised on champagne and caviar, and it's not she was all Joan Collins even after marrying Eric).

Wasn't the original mission statement "Family from Minnesota moves to Beverly Hills and is shocked - shocked! - by the inevitable culture clash and difference in morals?"

"Donna Martin graduates!", while not a JTS moment for me, is interesting in that, watching it as a kid (I would have been a freshmanhigh school), I was totally on the side of the kids, but looking at now as a guy in his mid-30s...Donna should have gotten her barely-covered-in-short-shorts ass suspended. And Brandon too. For me, there was no actual JTS moment. My favorite era of the show probably remains the summer after season 2 up until the end of season 5. I still watched the last 2 years of college, and then somewhat lost interest during season 8. I'd guess I bailed on the show sometime during that season. I did tune in for the final episode, and didn't watch the rest of the series until years later. The only thing I can say I really missed during that time was Steve and Janet. Much of the rest, like Noah, Gina, and Matt I didn't feel about not seeing during the shows first run.

True, but we did get occasional past scenes where people would knock on doors and the person living there would open, but usually in those cases the person visiting be an unwelcome visitor...and nobody in LA has doors with peepholes anyway ;) I do remember one awsome scene back in the day where Stephanie answered the door and as soon as she opened it, Sheila snarled "You bitch!" at her. Fabulous. I understand exactly how Shira feels. I am still visiting that "other" site even though I am now registered here. After 10+ years, it's hard to let go...and I'll probably still keep visiting there until the site is gone for good.