It was a decently executed episode but it's one of those that make you wonder if Hollywood has any new ideas left. Are there any science fiction shows that don't have an episode where the lead is fooled into thinking his/her reality is imaginary?

Even L&C had its "Virtually Destroyed". Offhand I can recall Buffy having one of those eps. Star Trek:TNG had one with Will Riker who was fooled twice by an alien ("Future Imperfect", I think). Stargate SG-1 had "Collateral Damage" with Cameron Mitchell. I'm sure there are more, but those are the ones I can think of just off the top of my head.

Next week's Smallville does look interesting but Lois is under the influence of something that makes her think she loves Clark. It's how they handle the aftermath of that that interests me. Does Lois still have lingering feelings afterwards? Is it like the pheromone compound that only brings out what's already there? That could be really fun. I just wish Miller and Gough could get over this Lana hangover and MOVE ON... It's getting really old.


-- Roger

"The Constitution only gives people the right to pursue happiness. You have to catch it yourself." -- Benjamin Franklin