Thursday, 14 January 2010
9 PM Eastern/Pacific
This actor has played a cop the last five or so times I’ve seen him. Can’t remember his name, but he was in the Lost World series from a few years ago.
ETA: Well, so much for him. 
Dueling Banjoes! LOL 
Considering all the mutated mountain folk in sci-fi, I’m both disappointed and thankful that I never ran across any when I lived in West Virginia.
It’s the military’s fault. Of course.
I like this show. I know other people do, too.
So where is everyone? 
So the little kid screwed it up for everyone and got 6 people killed, including his own father.
That’ll come up in therapy. I wonder if Edina has a mutant therapist. :rolleyes:
I’ve watched this one before, but I’m curious what I’ll get out of it, knowing what I know now.
They do kill a lot of cops in this show. :eek:
“What if he’s in there?”
“Walter, he’s not in there. And I promise you, I will never let you get kidnapped again, OK?”
“No. No. I’m learning to appreciate cowardice. The lion had a point.”
“The lion?”
“The Cowardly Lion.”
“And again, that was just a movie. And there are no flying monkeys inside the grocery store.”
“I saw a boy who looked like this once. He was young, like this child. And he played the banjo, I think. It was a haunting melody.”
“There may be werewolves in these hills.”
Walter saw a man turn into a wolf when he was in London. 
Martin Cummins! Great Canadian character actor. Dude pops up everywhere.
“Ever get the feeling that doing this job makes you less and less normal?”
“Absolutely!”
Peter’s not too bad of a shot himself.
For the guy who never uses a gun, Peter hit the guy in the throat? Impressive.
“Come along, Astrid.”
He’s getting better.
“Devil Dogs! I love these.”
“Walter, we can get you a fresh one.”
Do they even still make those?
“A friend of mine once wrote that sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.”
Walter knew Arthur C. Clarke? I could see that.
“What did Peter say?”
“He wants us to head into town to find the source of the electromagnetic pulse.”
Oh, Astrid. So naive.