It was one of those moments of hope ...Quote:
Originally Posted by antros
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It was one of those moments of hope ...Quote:
Originally Posted by antros
Definitely one of those dramatic moments I love to come across in a series. I let out a "whoop!" when I listened the first time.... :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by antros
Seconded. The whole scene reminded me of the good old Airwolf days...Quote:
Originally Posted by scbubba
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rO_LR4X-43Y
[QUOTE=reaper239;53472]did anyone else cheer when vic stabbed the little one in the eye?
I would have but I'd just been bitch-slapped by a not-so-little one!
i deliberatly did not listen to the episode when it first came out i decided to wait and savour the moment. i waited till just after xmas to listen to it. so late one night after taking tasha (my rottie) for her final walk of the night, it was midnight and 32 below.....thats c not f lol im from canada. for some reason i cant remember i went to the basement and opened the cabinet where i keep my old army uniform and webgear from my time in the service. I pulled my old canteen cup and made a cup of coffee with a splash of rum in it. tasha and i sat in the kitchen with the lights off and just the flickering of a small candle i set out and we listened. rest of family was asleep so there was no distractions. i found myself sitting forward and feeling the physical tension in my body as i lived with the characters i have come to know. the frustration, relief and excitement i experienced was quite profound. i look forward to the next season and have placed the old metal cup in the kitchen cabinet with the candle in anticipation.
Tanya will have to amputate CJ's leg, replacing it with a long silver stiletto (for bad-ass effect) with a roller skate on the bottom = NAILED IT! Uh, well... this hasn't happened YET, but GET THAT STILETTO READY, KC!
I stop by often just to read others perspective of the show but never felt a need to respond. I enjoy your insightful predictions most of all.
I nearly feel off the couch when I read this post. It warrants a reply now that I can type again.
Nice one Litmaster. :D:D
Listened to this episode at least 5 times. I'll probably be playing it at least five more.
Been listening to the episode at least 8 times, going way back to listen all of them to keep me busy
I wonder if the second nuke was in one of the barracks. Here are some hints:
- Chapter 28, part 2, Pucks warns the new arrivals to Fort Irwin to stay off of the second and third floors. (Of course it is before Kimmet returns from Pantec.
- Kimmet seem to be herding the survivors to and around the barracks and using them to lure the Inklings into the area of the barracks.
- The Black Hawk is last heard while hovering over the barracks. (This is likely due to the fact that the story is being told in audio form, i.e. the best way to hint at the bomb's location without visually showing it)
Anyway, doesn't matter, it seems.