Okay, I'm glad that I'm not alone in thinking that Henry's profile greatly resemble's Jack's.
Is it possible - timewise that Livia could be Dan's grandmother? And just how weird is THAT???
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Okay, I'm glad that I'm not alone in thinking that Henry's profile greatly resemble's Jack's.
Is it possible - timewise that Livia could be Dan's grandmother? And just how weird is THAT???
No, I don't think this show would go there. I can think of other shows we've watched that might, or have.
But, not this show. I hope.
I don't trust the girlfriend. I think she's in cahoots with the physicist.
I can't help but think that Dan's father was a time traveler too.
I had that thought, as well, sumi. That scene was very sub-text-y. It wouldn't surprise me if we haven't seen the last of him.
That would be cool.
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When they met the resistance members at the gorge, I remember thinking, "Someone's trying to do Fireflyesque old-timey language." That's the only connection I see. At all.
Wasn't Neal McDonough's costuming similar to Mal's?
(And Azkadellia's similar to Inara's for that matter?)
I'd say Neal's was kinda like Mals, although the hat was more Indiana Jones.
But Azkadeillia's wasn't like Inara. Inara's clothes were always more robes and flowy fabrics, Azkadellia's was more along the lines of skin tight black clothes with the occasional gold lame corset and feather or metal shoulder pad things.
And the "Open my jacket so the monkeys can fly out!" thing would have made more sense if the jackets had ever covered the monkeys. Instead, it was more like, "Look at my BREASTS! Oh, and go, monkeys."