Episode five
· First time we see Jane in this episode she is in the shower, time to hate on the episode I guess.
· Seeing her delivery of wise cracks, I’m still wondering what possessed Boll to change the character of BloodRayne, when he had the best actress for the Job.
· I like how this episode is recorded giving you a sense that there is something spiritual in nature watching from within the house, almost as if the house it self is alive.
· Kristanna Loken is great at showing expressions with just her face. I noticed it in the series finally and the first episode when I watched it again to do my review, and again here.
· Jane is a horrible liar when her emotions are involved; this was also evident in the series finally when Andre tried to get under her skin to get her to go out into the open.
· Andre yet again shows that he needs to be in control both in Jane’s apartment and the little bit of joy he took in making Riley go to the basement.
· This is the episode that made me love Riley, he is such a goof as has been shown in previous episodes and more so in the following episodes.
· Jane going to the house had more to do with her wanting to show she does what she wants then it did with her wanting to be a part of the team.
· The first real error: I know it was done for effect, but the picture of the woman shouldn’t have done that, his computer was on a different breaker.
· Connor is a real a55hole, I would have liked to see why in a following season if the show wasn’t cancelled.
· One other mistake: If she saw her mom in that one room twice, why would they make the room her room?
· In the end, she doesn’t admit a fear, she states a weakness in her character, she still cannot open up entirely, though she does seem to open somewhat to the person who is most like her and the most unlike her in Andre.
· This episode doesn’t come with the hundreds of realizations of the previous episode, but it is still my favorite. They played the horror aspect well.
· This was a well-written episode and shows how good the series could really be if people tried to be more open to it. It really was one of the few shows that really is for everyone, yet it still manages to teach you morals and even though nearly every episode is presented differently, you see the connections to every other episode.
· This shows only real weakness which will become evident when Maureen dies is that the episodes where played out of order, beyond that, this show hardly ever contradicts itself and probably wouldn’t in following seasons, unlike several other shows that do indeed contradict themselves as the series moves on.
Episode six
· Her introduction makes it seem that she’s been with them for longer than 5 weeks; this could be because obviously the episodes are out of order or because time progresses differently in the show.
· Just like most episodes in this show this one has a central theme and moral that it follows as it progresses.
· The close up of victim two’s face was corny, but nothing horrible at all.
· I could have sworn Connor’s reply was “at least you are thinking about me.” Sci-fi did a horrible job with the sound quality of this show, I know I said that before, but it really is true. Who is going to watch something that is rarely promoted on the channel and they do a horrible job of making the voices of the actors heard?
· She is wearing the TX jacket; I also have seen the actor playing the psychiatrist helping the nuero before.
· Why does Jane have a nightmare before seeing the nuero? Does she normally? Also, this could be an indication of her powers, if it is, it wouldn’t be the first time her powers aided her in someway with providing her information she wouldn’t get on her own. This happens in the episode where Maureen dies, where she burns herself, which gives her powers the kick start to start fighting the mind control, and in the episode with the nuero that goes back in time, she remembers her death.
· They close in on the other girl’s face, I wonder why? Maybe the nuero gave her the nightmare?
· Send seven? One guy killed her. She wants to play the role of 3 men? She is also more horrified then Jane is.
· She doesn’t play nice with others at all…well at least with psychos. That scene with the tall guy was very well done and very intense.
· He gave her some alcohol to drink? It was Brandy; she gulped the whole thing down in two gulps. There is no way she is an alcoholic! (Ok, kind of late for that joke since the haters, just like most waters of this show are long gone)
· She does have nightmares…oops I guess I forgot, lol. The girl never touched her, how does Jane get the nightmare? She did however repeat what the others did; I never noticed that.
· How did Vonotek get to Elise? The first case was 10 years ago, so they got to her around then.
· She’s great at lying when she isn’t emotionally attached.
· The finger thing was some great special effects.
· Jane says that they made her what she is, irony at it’s finest don’t you think?
· Ruben Hennesy has the same Markers as Jane.
· She dumped Brian, who later still is her boyfriend; safe to say this episode happens before episode 4.
Episode seven
· She had sex with her boyfriend Justin, this is definite proof she is eye candy only for this show.
· Poor Mo, wants to be all bad ass because her heart was broken.
· More irony, Jane wants to go after him because he is a nuero. Right or wrong, they are accustomed to it, which is way they do it without asking questions. Same thing happens with Jane and Mo switching roles like that. One has to be level headed while the other is not.
· In the last episode, they said the nuero was a telekinetic, not a telepath.
· I would have preferred it if instead of the camera affects they had the view the victim saw and the one that was there instead of them using affects to alternate between the two like they did at times.
· Never noticed that the first clip in the intro is her topless in this scene, lol! Then again, I started skipping the intro or ignoring it after a while anyway. It was short, and got repetitive after watching so many episodes. It’s cool for casual or new viewers, but it is rather annoying, especially since the second intro after the primary scene is also only two seconds long and the same thing over and over again for each episode.
· Flirting with her friends really doesn’t prove she is all that hard to resist.
· Where the shirt come from? Doc gave her his jacket. It also seems like the one that was supposedly torn up, unless she has spare clothes.
· I like how the scene with Connor going crazy is like the one with Jane in the first episode in the police station, but he is trying to kill his enemies of course.
· Now she has the jacket.
· Never mind, going back you notice two different things happened, Connor wasn’t with the team so after they separate the scenes are in their viewpoint and his. I can’t recall any show playing that much attention to such a minor detail like clothes.
· Great special effects on the hand wound.
· The ending works great because it’s open to speculation, but it leaves several unanswered questions, which never get the chance to be answered.
Episode eight
· Baumgartner used his real name, interesting.
· She has that big room all to her self? Never caught that before, but that should raise some, alarms.
· Our boy Baumgartner as Andre actually told her the truth, she really is a nuero. They could have pulled the “I always told you the truth” card in a second season or whenever else we would have seen him if the series continued. He lied to keep the story up, but when it came for facts about her he was truthful, of course the audience and Jane don’t learn this until much later. 10 episodes later if you want to keep count.
· He also only uses information provided in episode 1.
· Baumgartner uses his disguise of Mo to make Jane have doubts of Andre and the team. He also says that killing Riley doesn’t sound like her, all this plays out in the season/series finally.
· Danby, pulled that accent off nicely.
· Now, we get to see how much they really care for her, just like we see in the season finally, where any doubts she ever had about the team seem to go away at the end.
· As Jane when he kills the nurse, he says, “we are called nueros.” Near the end of the season he says that he was being naughty before, but has changed, this is beyond being naughty. I wonder if he really is a puppet or a willing participant.
· She also shows some good acting when she suddenly switches from emotions. Pretty cool for someone so many claim to be a bad actress.
· Jane just shot an innocent man, well I assume he is since this whole episode was a scam thought up by the head of Vonotek (audience don’t know that yet) and Baumgartner.
· Not into Todd Engles eh? lol! Future knowledge is great; you get to laugh at stuff that people won’t understand yet or can use it to complain about something you would have complained about anyways.
· I remember when this episode first came out, that was a decent amount of money for gas, probably even more so when it was filmed.
· I also wonder if Baumgartner ever injured his ankle at all, since he does heal as well.
· That’s true, Andre never calls Riley Jensen, hell I didn’t even know who Jensen was in this viewing because I’m so used to him just being Riley.
· I think she did and does have real doubts still about the team. I think she really doesn’t get close to the team as a whole, until they go to Europe.
· He did not get that right away, and yeah, I can think of worst ways as well.
· Speaking of Europe, they never would have gotten their driving, lol. This could be an oversight; I wish I had the season on DVD to see for myself.
· She says she is waiting for them to turn on her, which is also rather interesting. It also proves that I’m right about her trusting them completely. She also blatantly says it.
· This is an episode full of details and spoilers for the rest of the season, obviously most of it can’t be known at first viewing, but remembering, or at least trying to remember some of the things you’ve seen in the past helps you appreciate things in the future episodes and show their significance.
Episode nine
· If Connor was hard for anyone to read, we get a nice little recap of him and we see Jane’s true thoughts of him as well.
· I never noticed that she had already started being able to recall information after seeing it once, it’s a minor detail, but one that is significant later when it comes to explaining what her powers do and are.
· Again we are shown how much Andre cares for the team members.
· A prison with glass cells? It was never said how far into he future this show is, some indication would have been nice.
· They want to hide nueros, Vonotek wants to make everyone a nuero.
· Connor is a lot like Jane, and very different than her. There are times you get the feeling the writers were looking to hook them up and times where you know, to them it’s just a game of cat and mouse. They are alike, but very different, there differences is what keeps them a part, not their similarities.
· Riley shows he isn’t the cowardly lion all the time, started off kind of corny, but how else would an event like that play off, a timid person telling others off?
· We see what Jane and Andre are willing to do for a friend. She is easily persuaded to help a person she doesn’t trust completely, even though she considers him a friend.
· He was with them, so him having a cycle is irrelevant.
· Hey look, it’s our pal from Stargate!
· She seems angry at how quick they seem to jump on Connor; this could show how she feels about Connor or how she feels about the team.
· She chews them out, yet she seems to have doubts, but I think we know where that stems from.
· I wonder if Andre’s boss knows what happens at Nico. Seems either way he would go with it.
· What is up with all the “evil” nueros doing that with their eyes? Even Jane did it in the season finally. Is that supposed to show that Vonotek controls them?
· Lawyer boy seems conviently perfectly fine, no burn marks, and he was engulfed in flames.
· He avoids it and it comes to bite her in the ass later in the season, this eventually bites the whole team in the ass at the end until Andre risks himself to stop her and save everyone.
· Teaching people logic, is a hell of a lot harder than was shown here at times.
· One big happy family, talk about a theme that comes up over and over again on this show.
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