Yeah, I think everyone did Spidey :P Given that Seth was on Enterprise and Brannon Brago executive produced that, I wasn't surprised to see him there. I'm only 1 episode in, but where did everyone get that it was a 2 part pilot? They showed it once on Thursday and repeat it on Fridays in my area. Let me know if I missed something.

Man this show keeps getting better and better. This episode was kinda slow but still interesting to see.

Four episodes in, and I already care about most of the characters. That's the mark of a really good show. Looking forward to Dominic Monaghan next week.

Just watched the first episode today. Pretty intriguing. Can't wait to find out who that nonchalant acting guy in the stadium was all about. Plus, the whole April 29th, 10:00pm time-frame thingy.

Anyone find the babysitter's choice of rooms a little sick? I mean, the living room? The room that is visible from the top of the stairs, top of the stairs right across from the open door of the little girls room she was watching. Just saying. And not forgetingt the weirdness of the guy.

Gonna record tonights and try and catch up with them tomorrow.

Last nights episode was awesome!

Just watched the first episode a few nights ago and dug it, but why was a woman getting an ultrasound at ten PM?

^ Different part of the world? I think Janus Hawk's baby's daddy is the Special Agent Al Gough. 'Cause how cliche is that interracial couple. Remember, he was in Britain, and it would make sense that she would be too, if that's the case. But ya, it was sunny, if I remember correctly.

I just finished the 3rd episode.

The third episode had a bunch of symoblism. Like Lost with Egyptology, maybe Flash Forward's theme'll be Judaism, specifically the mysticism. Other than 137 being a factor, the tarot of The Hangman is clearly seen, yet reversed, during Guyer, the Nazi's, awakening after his blackout, post-flash forward. He was laying on the ground like the card, yet look confused and his legs were backwards. So his enlightenment was indirect. And still foggy.


Also, I think that Demitri Noh doesn't remember his flash forward because he does get murdered, but then brought back to be on the beach. Then again, they haven't said if his wife saw him during her flash forward.

Loving this show so far but the pacing is very odd in parts. Also I know allowances have to be made for new viewers to catch up with the plot but some of the exposition is a little heavy handed. All in all though I find myself looking forward to every episode. Intriguing theory about the Jewish Mysticism BlueMaxx. I'm a Tarot buff too but I missed that image in the show. I'm obviously gonna hafta get the box set when it comes out and do some pausing.

^ Lost has my audience frame of mind at possibly its zenith. And I eat up mythologies and folklores, so they pop in my head a lot.

I'm really digging this series, when I thought I wouldn't. The webisodes, Mosaic Documentaries, are pretty neat too. There are 3 so far, and they're only 2 to 2 & 1/2 minutes, so they aren't time consuming if anyone is interested.

I enjoy this show quite a bit. It seems to keep getting better and better. I love a series that makes you think but doesn't make it a chore.

I want to watch it badly!!! Stupid other shows!

This was a book? Well, based off of one.
http://panelsonpages2009.forumotion.com/literature-f9/flashforward-novel-t1663.htm#62809

I dont mind this show but its starting to drag. I know they are trying to get a show thats full of mystery and is like Lost but they did it a bit off. Lost started with the characters first and gradually went into "the others" and all the mystery surrounding the island. Flash Forward should have let the viewer know the characters more before jumping into a confusing web. At least if Lost gets confusing we know who we love and hate.

^ That's a good point. I honestly can't remember if I favored any individual character halfway through Lost's first season, though. I'll keep watching.

BlueMaxx wrote:^ That's a good point. I honestly can't remember if I favored any individual character halfway through Lost's first season, though. I'll keep watching.

I think I favored Locke thewhole time

Sandman wrote:

BlueMaxx wrote:^ That's a good point. I honestly can't remember if I favored any individual character halfway through Lost's first season, though. I'll keep watching.

I think I favored Locke thewhole time

Yeah there were definately characters from the pilot on that you were made to like. Jack and Kate were running around saving people so u like them. Shannon was sun bathing and being a bitch so u immediately didnt like her. Hurley was a good guy from the start so u liked him. Jin was a dick to Sun so the whole first season u didnt like him. John Locke and Sayid were the mystery characters u didnt know about.

I watched most of the Flash Forward episodes and I still think of Harold and Kumar and Penny from Lost since I dont know any of their names.

^ I do, too. I keep looking at Olivia and thinking what is with Sonya Walgar choosing parts in shows where her husband is a determined seer of the future.

Possible Spoilers for each episode.

Ep. 4: Caught up for tonight's episode and I've determined that Nicole, babysitter of Charlie's, isn't actually being drowned. I freeze-framed, and think that her "killer" is a priest. She's being Baptized. Pretty sure, anyway.
I also knew that Simcoe was going to be a part of it. I thought that it was him in the stadium, but I guess it was Tommy Monaghan's mysterious Simon Costa.

Ep. 5: Joyce Clemente, the U.S. Senator that sees herself as president, is most likely, with the trials, going to be sending the gunmen to kill Mark. Like from his vision. Him admitting to these people, causes it. I also think Clemente is part of the Chinese assassins, to accent the accusations of China being behind the blackout. They're a red herring towards the mosaic investigations. In a sense. With future seeings, it actually may help the investigation(s).
And Maya, Janus's love-interest--what is with copying Renee Montoya, huh?

Ep. 6: Interesting character development. Mark and Lloyd have finally met. But ya, the Blue Hand? Waiting for Elektra and Daredevil to pop out of the woodwork. What does a blind man "see"? Heh. Okay, I'm done milking the joke.
The last 3 minutes with Simon in the backseat of Lloyd's car had more resonance than the rest of the episode, I thought. So it was an experiment by them is confirmed. What got me was when Simon said "we". There's more? *rubs hands* Getting more and more interesting.

The sneak preview for tonights episode has me reeling. Can't wait.

Tonight's episode is possibly the best one so far with the Already Ghost, Blue Hand concept. That ending? Double-whoa.

I have this feeling that Agent Noh faints during his wedding day on the beach. That's why he doesn't remember it.