Who Am I?

Rawr, what's the topic for today?

Pffft. I think the Old Man dying upset me more, simply because of the fact I feel he had a grounding effect on Frank. Perhaps if TOM (I'm bein lazy now) wasn't killed at the end of Roosters, Frank would have stayed with the Group and parts of season 3 wouldn't have sucked the way it did?

*raises an eyebrow* Nicer we may be than the Millennium Group, but we are far more nuttier than they are. Some of us sometimes tend to fall over the line of insanity *points at herself, then teasingly at Eth and Spook* Oh, not sure if you read the thread, but we do a Skype chat on certain Fridays. We're having on this Friday about The Hand of Saint Sebastian... I think its 5 pm eastern... Eth or anyone else, is that right?

I will keep my opinion short for the first time in a long time. Drama does not equal humour, laughter, and light happy things.

Whoo! Late night reading!!!

That's what all inquiring minds want to know.

I'd really go with what SAG has on their list, cause my theory is, if SAG can't keep up to date with what their own actors do, then they

I wasn't a big fan of this episode, for reasons that don't really need to be explained. I honestly though that it wasn't an offshoot of the Group, but that it was the government trying to screw around... figuratively of course. However, man is neither inherently evil, nor is he really inherently good. Its a combination of nature and nurture, I honestly wouldn't be surprised if they tweaked with the chromosomes of someone who was a violent psychopath, he or she would have become America's Top Homemaker.

Nutty, in the music you mailed me (my ipod gets no rest btw), it wasn't on there? What a jip...

Sorry I missed it. I shall report to Lucy and get whipped.

Whoo hoo! Time for me to get some autographs. I want Lance and Peter, put them on the wall over the headboard of my bed so I can imitate the White and Nerdy scene (Do I like Kirk or do I like Picard).Then who knows where I'd go from there.

Season 3 just threw me for a loop. Too many probabilities and twisty logic. From what I read somewhere, they were trying to get it off the religious/supernatural and get it back to the crime solving that was around in season 1. My question is, why didn't Mabius take the shot?