sp2501

yeah, they left the Roman thing way too open to NOT have him return at some point. I get the feeling that Roman may become Charlie's source to find who set him up.

I noticed when they brought him in for questioning that Roman knew everything about Reese and Charlie. I figure Charlie may have to make a "deal with the devil" to get the info he needs. It'll be a question of how badly he wants it.

michaelwoodcock

Last night's episode was good, but knowing there is only another three episodes to go before this stops due to the strike is bloody frustrating, as it's really gathering pace now. Individual story was good, and the body was ffffffb, especially when Charlie was crouching down to look him in the eye. Overall arc much more interesting though. It was obvious it was Jack Reece, it made so much sense, but it sure does raise a lot of new questions. Also wondering where Ted hid the wall. The zen stuff is just so cool too. My favourite new show by a country mile, really hope this survives the strike.

sp2501

yeah, I can't wait for Charlie to try to explain to Dani, who doesn't like him much anyway, that her dad, a decorated officer, was not only corrupt but also helped frame him for murder, as I end the longest run-on sentence in OTF history

I've even got my wife watching the show now, which is a plus, but I'm fearing the writer's strike as well. I'm sure they stockpiled a few episodes, but with the original order only being for 3 more, it scares me.

I can see the writer's strike really screwing up sweeps as well. We might have tv seasons ending all over the place, but it might give us something good to watch over the summer for a change

michaelwoodcock

NBC confirmed last week they only have episodes for almost all their shows to last until week commencing 3rd December. Almost every network is the same, with the real prospect of little or nothing to show in January. Fox is an exception, as they held a few shows back.

michaelwoodcock

NBC came up trumps last night, with episode ten airing, which was a very pleasant surprise. What was even more surprising was the episode itself, wow. Awesome stuff, and real progress on the conspiracy. Cannot wait for Wednesday's episode now.

retired_candlelb

been recommended to me... with me being up-to-date with Heroes, House, Journeyman, Californication and Chuck (dear me!!!) I suppose I could give Life a go!

michaelwoodcock

You won't regret it :cool:

sp2501

I am totally psyched about tonight's episode, even though it theoretically could be the last one. If Jack Reese gets arrested for conspiracy, it'd kinda end the whole purpose of Charlie's search.

It's like NBC is building up for it to be the final episode, just in case it doesn't get renewed/the strike continues, etc.

I just don't want it to end up like Sledge Hammer did back in the 80's. They had a cliffhanger final episode with a giant explosion because it was to be the final show ever. Then, over the summer, ABC suddenly decides to renew the show, so they have to concoct a storyline that the new episodes happened "2 years ago" to explain the obvious gap in reality.

michaelwoodcock

Not a problem, NBC put a full season order in a few weeks ago, while tonights episode may answer some questions it won't come close to answering them all. At least another 11 episode of Charlie goodness to come, worry not.

retired_lilliepf

Have not posted in this thread but this show is just great, this and chuck easily the standouts of the new shows so glad it got renewed.