Jonathan ,'Lies My Parents Told Me'
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I had the impression Zoe just used the name.
As the mother of a teenager I enjoyed the hair reaction. I'm more than happy to let my boys do whatever they want with hair and clothes, but delighted when they figure out that the look isn't working. Honestly, I just relish having photos of their image experiments to torture them with later in life. (and you thought I was a good person, ha!)
I had the impression Zoe just used the name.
Okay, but then how did they pay for the tickets and does that mean Zoe still has ID in this woman's name? Which makes me wonder about the first time she did it, because that makes it a lot less an impulsive, stupid decision and more calculated. I guess I'd also like to know how they knew without a doubt that it was Zoe who committed the theft in the first place; and then I want to know how wanted posters work and why, since they knew who she was, they couldn't have called her mom, gotten her new contact information and then called her dad instead of faxing wanted posters all over the place. She has to have a trail leading to Eureka.
I don't know, I think I'm going to just have to not think about the logistics of this one too much.
Funny that I have no problem with Stark building a robot.
Yeah, the Wanted Poster was more than a bit much. My brain turns off those logic centers when I sit down to enjoy Eureka. Pretty, Snarky, and sometimes things go boom. My entertainment needs are met.
Huh, double post.
What Laura said, twice. Also, Jack looks very good from the back in uniform. I think we need to start calling him Sheriff Tightpants.
There's a good chance that the tech for the fire suppressor is delicate and wonky and takes the town know-everything to use safely.
There's a good chance that the tech for the fire suppressor is delicate and wonky
I can buy this.
I haven't been saving the episodes, but I'm going to record most of the marathon, and then I'm thinking of trying my hand at a Eureka vid.
then I'm thinking of trying my hand at a Eureka vid.
pleasepleaseprettyplease.
Hee! I hope it's good enough to see the light of day.
So, you let them burn to death?
no, you use water or foam to put out the fire. Henry's invention is great, but is not practical for everyday/everyman use. And, we have no idea how expensive it is to produce. It's probably not cost effective.
Something occurred to me as I watched the clock turn to 3:46AM (damn, I'm tired). If callister was wireless, why was it a big deal that he was touching things? They made a point of showing him pushing the button for the crosswalk, etc. (and why did he need to be wireless at all?) How did he blow stuff up?
Also, the thing with the magnetized fence. Why did Jack's badge fly off of his chest, but not his name tag? I can understand how Jack could be attracted to the fence, he had on a ton of metal on him -- gun, cuffs, etc, why why did Alison fly toward the fence? All she seemed to be wearing was a belt with a small metal buckle. I bring this up because I'm starting to get annoyed with TPTB constantly throwing Jack and Alison together in these ridiculous situations. Yes, they're attractive people, yes, they are quite possibly attracted to each other, we get it.