Brothers in some versions. As for the singing part, are you sure you're not thinking of Alan a Dale?

DX has a grasp of these things. Will is shown to have less singing skill than Alan, yet more than Robin.

From the Tennyson version:

Thou blowest hot and cold.

Anyone else getting a Kate vibe here?

on edit: I am about to get fucked by the time zone thing, right?

t counts on fingers

Wait. No. Board time has not had time to get uselessly drunk, yet. Unless happy hour starts around noon, boardtime.

It's almost midnight my time, Gus. Sorry. I'm heading away to my nice snuggly bed. I have tricks and treats and actual chores to do tomorrow.

It's almost midnight my time, Gus. Sorry. I'm heading away to my nice snuggly bed. I have tricks and treats and actual chores to do tomorrow.

Sure, have a life. Don't let us expatriates spoil your fun.

Hee, hee ... I just watched TV on my computer. It was so fun.

I got the impression that The Marshall was a man scorned. Don't know what her crime was, but there was some personal stuff going on there, yeah? She seemed to ... I don't know whether care is the right word, but she seemed to feel responsibility toward him. (That is, I think crime happened, he was sent to find her or whatever, and then personal stuff ensued.)

Am finding the Kate and Sawyer knew each other theory interesting. I found Sawyer sympathetic post-shooting and generally hot, dudes, and Sayid tossing him the apple ... OMG, so true is their ... well, you know.

I was so sad that the farmer turned her in. For her, and for him. Though I was relieved that her crime had nothing to do with him. And he is so familiar; I feel like I've seen that actor in movies and such.

And a boy and his dog. Awwwwww. Couldn't read Locke's expression at the end. Inscrutable.

Last, I liked the closing song. I'm sort of neutral WRT musical montage closings, but the song itself, I liked.

I missed the musical montage closing in that ep.--my VCR stopped taping a minute or so too early. What was the song?

In the latest one, I liked the way the lyrics fit, but wish they'd had anyone but Willie Nelson sing it. His voice is like fingernails on a chalkboard to me.

Yay For JenP seeing her Missed ep!

I think the montage in that ep worked well.

Yay For JenP seeing her Missed ep!

Thank you! I feel all caught up now. And now I can stop asking "wha' happened?" all the time. Plus? TV ... on my computer.

I don't know the song or the artist, dcp. I'd never heard it before. I'm sure one of the music-savvy people will share ... I'd kind of like to know, too.

ETA: I liked that the montage was sort of cautiously upbeat. Nothing over-the-top, but little signs of good.

I'm sort of neutral WRT musical montage closings, but the song itself, I liked.

Montage Out has to stop.

was so sad that the farmer turned her in.

The actor behind Ray: This. It was the actor that sold all this.

It was the actor that sold all this.

He really, really did. I bought that she'd be sad more than angry with him. And that she'd get it, too. He really played the role beautifully.

ETA: Was that a link to the Wiki, Gus? It won't work for me.