In the original script, some things worked better. There was that thing where the Skyman says something about how cool it is that the FBI is there, and Web says, "Glad we could entertain you."

It was in the promos. I think that in the script Web's suspicion of him is more obvious.

GARETH HOFF Skyman says. Skyman says.

DANNY So that gonna be the defense, Gareth? Man in the sky told you to hurt those ladies?

GARETH HOFF I’m sorry, I’m sorry.

DANNY Well, it was the sky man 's fault.

GARETH HOFF Skyman says follow the pretty ladies. Show me. Skyman can see. He can see. He’s watching.

His eyes shift up. Paul follows his gaze. They’re passing under a SECURITY CAMERA. Paul reacts to that.

Where's Web when that's all taking place?

Here is my take on what happened:

How did Web get to the station? He tells Rebecca she was not alone suggesting he was on the train. There is a shot of people boarding the train and I think normally you would see Rebecca getting on. Instead there is a distant shot of a man in a black suit looking toward the camera but being careful to remain hidden behind another passenger.

How does Web know Simon’s full name? He at least pays more attention to who he is working with than Rebecca. But I think it’s more. He probably did the background search on the guy in the security video and knows his petty non-violent crimes do not fit the profile. Also Web knew he wouldn’t ask for a lawyer. I think because he knows he’s not too smart, which also means he couldn’t rig up a sophisticated video feed. So who is associated with the subway and could? The subway video security guys. So he does background checks on them. Rebecca has become too focussed on the victims but Web looks to the killer.

I have no idea how Paul knew what station to go to.

Where's Web when that's all taking place?

He walked in the opposite direction from Paul, Danny and the suspect. I had assumed he got on the same train as Becky.

I'm pretty sure it's Simon says, not Skyman, in the final edit. Maybe the lines got looped?

One thing I have noticed: the episodes play much better on rewatch. There's a lot of rewatch value, I suspect, due to the unfolding nature of the show.

Just watched last night. He says skyman which leads Puppy Eyes!Agent to look at the camera and go "oh, we got the wrong guy--it's camera guy.

I want to make this guy chicken soup.

Or at least make a network where things like Wonderfalls and G vs E and cool shit I like can live 4 evah.

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Wow. That show still sounds like it would have been really good. Makes me wish I had the technology to download it. (Which I do not.)

That does sound cool, and I love the moment he described about the 3 AM shoot.

Let's see if I can find it on BitTorrent.

ETA: Well, that was easy.

I'm pretty sure it's Simon says, not Skyman, in the final edit. Maybe the lines got looped?

The very first time when Simon points to his shirt, it may have been Simon says, but it's fainter.

But for every time? Not on my tv. It has the K sound in there.

Even on the copy I downloaded on my computer to double check something else.

Unless my ears are broken.