“Every time I think this show has grown a pair,” John grumbled as Tom Baldwin miraculously breathed in and ripped off his bandages to show that he had been healed by Shawn, “they crawl right back up into the body... (Continue reading)
The gods of television hate me. I was thrilled to tune in to The 4400 tonight because I thought this was it. This was the season finale and I would be done with promicin and Tom Baldwin and Jordan... (Continue reading)
Most action packed episode ever! Tom Baldwin freaks out in Promise City, breaking Jordan Collier’s kneecap, bashing his son’s head in with a shovel and smacking Diana Skouris in the face with the shovel’s handle! PSYCH!!!! It was all one Tom Baldwin’s... (Continue reading)
I’m getting the impression that network people think Geeks will watch anything as long as it has superpowers or spaceships or hot babes in it. How else can the downfall of The 4400 be explained? It’s like they’ve... (Continue reading)
Richard Tyler always looks like he’s holding back a mighty poop. I’m glad to see him back on the show; however, he would have been much more interesting over the past few seasons if he had taken some initiative... (Continue reading)
One of my biggest annoyances with serial fiction after a show’s first season is the palpable lack of danger – especially when it comes to the principal players. This is why the first season of most shows are usually the... (Continue reading)
I usually Tivo The 4400 and fast forward through the opening credits, so I’ve forgotten just how bad that opening song sounds. I had also almost put Maia behind me, but “Till We Have Built Jerusalem” brought her back,... (Continue reading)
The universe hates Tom Baldwin. His son was in a coma for two years and then was in prison. Now that Kyle is back, he’s joined up with Jordon Collier, the enemy. Last week he was held... (Continue reading)
Maybe this “God” that Kyle and Cassie keep referring to is an acronym – G.O.D. – and it’s really just a lost space probe that was refurbished by an alien species and sent back to Earth to build a better... (Continue reading)
Last season in “Gone, Part II”, we learned that there were two factions of Future People: Pro and Anti-Catastrophe. The Anti-Cats plucked and altered the 4400 to save the future. The Pro-Cats think the chaos brought on by... (Continue reading)