How many episodes are in this season? 8? Because there's no way they can finish up properly in just one more. Except for George, maybe. Mitchell has a lot of explaining to do.

One more, yeah. I definitely agree.

I'm okay with Annie, because she had her realisation that telling her mother to move on was hypocritical if she was just hanging out in the episode with the broken psychic. I mean, she's just here because she likes George and Mitchell, pretty much, which is fairly petty.

But Mitchell? DUDE. That startled the fuck out of me.

There is a third season, right?

I take your point ita, about Annie following through on her 'letting go' revelation, but I just couldn't imagine her throwing in with a character she could so easily have seen through (no pun) last season. And to stand there while he shouted about 'demons', just didn't seem like something she would do.

I felt terrible for George, but yeah, Debetesse is spot on about his history with life choices.

The left turn with Mitchell was so shocking because this shift is so, completely counter to everything he has said and done in our entire knowing of him. Which is interesting, granted, but it makes it difficult to follow him anymore. The coroner, I get. But the train? No. That was just too much for me.

By the way, when the conductor boarded the train to help the passengers, two things happened for me. First I thought, he's so cute! I love this guy. Then, a second later, I thought, oh wait, he's so cute because what we are about to see is so horrible, we need him to up the shock value. Then I felt used. It was too obvious.

I am not sure I thought it was a left turn with Mitchell especially since he has been on the edge of reigning in his nature the whole time. I'm not particularly invested with any of the characters, except to say that I think they are too stupid to live (or be ghosts). If I lived as a demon more than 12 months, I think I would get that there are people out to get me and live very cautiously because of that. The caution seems to be have been tossed out the window in the last couple of episodes.

Paul McGuigan, Grant Morrison, Stephen Fry In New BBC Thriller

Paul McGuigan, director of Gangster No 1, Lucky Number Slevin and the upcoming Sherlock Holmes TV series by Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss, has confirmed for LiveForFilms that he will be indeed working on a new TV series for BBC Scotland, written by Grant Morrison and starring polymath Stephen Fry.

polymath Stephen Fry.

So that's what they're calling it these days.

Haunted coming out on dvd.

A couple of Scott Porter interviews

Huh, I didn't realize he was in Caprica. Watched the pilot and nothing after.

Haunted coming out on dvd.

FINALLY! I can throw away those deteriorating videotapes now.