Was this before, after or during Lime In The Coconut?
Here is the episode at the Fox network site, if anyone wants to see it.
I did see the episode. I just missed a part. P.S, All the dead guy stuff made me cry. I’m such a softy. Also, I don’t mind where the relationship went. Not quite old married couple. More like, yeah we’ve known each other for upteen years and now I’m pregnant.
Plus, I love the gooey body mysteries. It makes me feel so smart that I know who dun it half way through the show.
Oh and question: Is the actor who played Vincent really English? Because on Alphas he talks funny. I thought it was because he’s supposed to be ADD but it could be a not-quite-right American accent.
I thought it was cute. But if the producers were smart (which I kind of doubt) they would have taped a series of flashbacks set during the previous six months - before Emily was showing. That’d give people more of a sense of what changed between them rather than the “instant” feeling/no pay off people are complaining about now.
I personally hate long drawn out will/they won’t theyness, like on this show, on the X-Files, on Castle etc. Being in a couple doesn’t necessarily translate into problem-free relationships, which countless other shows have sucessfully shown.
Ryan Cartwright is English.
Do we have to have a major spoiler in the thread title? Some of us are behind.
Ryan Cartwright (Mr. Nigel-Murray) was born in Birmingham, England. On “Alphas” he’s supposed to be an autistic savant of some kind, but the character is American.
They’ve been splashing it all over the previews - I don’t watch live TV and I was sick of seeing it before the episode aired. It would be very hard to avoid knowing about it.
He also used his English accent on “Mad Men” for his brief stint there.
I hated hated HATED Camille’s hair last season (and also her ill fitted jumpsuits and her half the time not-on-the-showness - I love her) so this is an improvement but it still isn’t what I’d call great, just IMHO.
I was okay with the pregnancy stuff, as in I would have hated it if it wasn’t obviously a starting point - where do we go from here?