“I’m managed to get us some privacy…”
OK, that was awesome.
“I’m managed to get us some privacy…”
OK, that was awesome.
“Don’t worry, Miss Dunham. I wanted to harm you, I would have. Long ago.” :eek:
Hmm, how long ago?
Dollhouse series premiere.
“Walter, put the cow away, would ya?”
“Patented to whom?”
“Massive Dynamics.”
“Why am I not surprised?”
This company is so massive and so dynamic. :rolleyes:
So the drug was only administered in Ohio.
And, of course, we assume that Nina Sharp couldn’t be lying or mistaken. :rolleyes:
Oops. Guess faking that test is coming back to bite you in the ass.
Use the Force, Olivia! Use the Force!
Aw, Peter came back.
Now, the question is: is she doing this, or is he?
“Which, despite the fact using it kills you, is pretty damn cool.”
“Kills you? It does something unthinkable, but it doesn’t kill you.” :eek:
“You passed.”
That was unthinkable all right. :eek:
“What we know as reality is only part of a much larger multiverse.” :eek:
“In Jacksonville, Florida. At a military base.” :eek:
Although, really, I think that was easy to see that one coming.
Oh craaap. Walter wrote the crazy manifesto! :eek:
He’s like a genius-level Tyler Durden!
Spiny Norman!
(Any Python-ites here?)
They kind of dropped the thread of these disks…I’m still hoping they reappear at some point.
Harris will get his, never fear…
Oh, many, many of us.
What do you mean?
I figured he would, eventually. I just wanted it to be sooner than later.
The men with the discs in their hands were not referred to again after season one; other than that they were trying to retrieve information off of John Scott’s in the basement of Massive Dynamic, we never found out who they were working for, or what was being done with the information they were presumably gathering.
Just another basement-of-Massive-Dynamic mystery. Maybe now that Walter has the keys to the place…
Uh-oh, demolition worker with a weird feeling.
This can’t end well. :eek: