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Apart from my problems with Artie, I had logistical problems with the episode. The team confirms that it's not really Myka because she doesn't know the ferret's name, so she doesn't take on any of Myka's memories--but not only is she doing a good enough impersonation of Myka to fool everyone, she's integrating into the 21st century seamlessly, driving and everything.
Powerful mojo.
As for nitpicking this week's Eureka, Jack didn't use the memory capture unit, right? So Allison decided to store the memory of him telling her that Stark died? Who stored the memory of Stark actually dying?
Mega-Shark vs. Giant Octopus is on Saturday on Sci-Fi. My husband's out of town. Who's up for a watch-and-post?
Dana, okay so thanks for this. I told my friend about this movie (her addiction is shark movies AND she loves sea creature movies) and she is out of this WORLD about this movie. She ran to her TiVo to get this right away.
She was so excited about it, I think *I* am gonna watch it too. I figure if I saw Kaw, then I'm in.
I don't think I'll do a W&P though because I'm bowling tonight, but I cannot WAIT to see the comments here.
Who stored the memory of Stark actually dying?
There were a lot of memories in there that shouldn't have been. The plotting this ep was weak in so many places I stopped caring after a while.
Fargo was there, right?
Now that you mention it, I don't know. But would the Fargo who was erasing uncomplimentary memories of him have put it in?
There were a lot of memories in there that shouldn't have been.
Pretty much this.
But would the Fargo who was erasing uncomplimentary memories of him have put it in?
That I don't know - I wasn't paying close enough attention to whether he had added memories before sitting down and watching others' memories of him. He was there for Stark's death, is all. Not arguing the overall point, however.
It's almost time for Mega-Shark vs. Giant Octopus.
Do you think the octopus has an inferiority complex because he's only giant, and not mega?
And here we start, in snow-covered mountains, which seem an unlikely place to find either a shark or an octpus.
The director's name is Ace Hannah.
