Oz ,'Bring On The Night'
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Kill Ana & free Henry seems the most likely. (Making it look like Henry freed himelf, natch.)
Is it wrong of me to be really glad Libby god caught in the crossfire? Other than Claire, this show has a habit of hiring blonde actresses who make my teeth itch.
Wow. Has JJ been taking pointers from Tim, because damn. Was not expecting that.
ETA: I think they've both got to be dead, otherwise they're going to ID Michael as the shooter, not Henry.
Soooooo... if you are into the whole interactive bit with the "lost experience", I have the password for the first level of The Hanso Foundation. I'll whitefont it if you want to figure it out on your own...
breaking strain
Ooh, interactive stuff.
Also, as soon as Michael started talking I knew what was up. Not so much with the subtle there.
Michael's appearance at the Line had made me think Other. Of course since Ana wasn't Good she did have to go.
To sum up the HSQ, in the words of Steve Martin (in the MAN W/TWO BRAINS): "Man, your drunk driving tests are REALLY hard!"
I found it ironic in a meta sense, that Ana Lucia was the passenger while a very drunk Ex-Doctor Jack's-Dad was driving her around.
I found it ironic in a meta sense, that Ana Lucia was the passenger while a very drunk Ex-Doctor Jack's-Dad was driving her around.
I was kinda squicked by all the scenes of A-L drinking heavily (not to mention Libby running off to get wine - Hanso supplies wine?).
That didn't ping me at all. Huh. I mean the harsh punishment for being bad I was amused at, but the alcohol consumption in the show seems in character and didn't bother me.
I liked the Libby character. Sad if she's dead. I thought Ana Lucia had potential, but it never happened.
I missed the significance of Hanso, somewhere along the line. I thought it was Dharma Corporation. What's Hanso from?