That was a tasty episode. The moment they decided to call Michael back into active duty I started kicking myself (figuratively, so quit trying to picture it). It seems like the obvious thing to happen to anyone with any military experience returning to a military base during a time of war or extreme crisis. I have to admit though, that I am a bit in denial of it all. I feel like Michael is being torn away from the group. The puppet who learned to be a real boy, is now at risk of becoming a puppet once more. *sad face w/tear*

When Tanya shouted, "You don't understand!" I immediately got the impression that she is expecting them to find something wrong with her, something that will cause alarm if not explained properly. My bet is, she has traces of the virus in her blood but has not become it's victim. Perhaps she is a host but immune? Nurse Brittney, keep your gloves on and be careful when administering drugs via syringe.

I'm very curious to see what the commander dude has to tell Michael. If I'm not mistaken (I only listened to the episode once so far) didn't he say something along the lines of, it's time you learned what was going on? Though I think Michael is going to refuse the position before he gets any information. He'll likely compare the situation to what happened at the Colony.

Anywho, I am too busy at work to do any great speculatin' so I'm going to sit back and see what errrvybuddy else has to say.