User Reviews

Clash of the Titans just wasn't any fun - that is the long and short of it. Practice and prep for the Tital launch is ramping up, Tiny is due home, and love and lust are in the air...oh, and methane too... The crisis of the week is ok, but weak, and its resolution was telegraphed so early that when it happens, the viewer can do no more than shrug. Another problem is that the crisis of the week is overshadowed by the multiple relationship issues. The worst is official: Allison and Jack's relationship is being investigated as a potential security hazard at Global. It is a ludicrous plot device poorly-designed to put another road block between our original will-they-or-won't-they couple of the series, and it is tedious. The others are simply retreads (Jo and Zane, will he leave or stay), an excuse to talk about sex (Fargo and Holly, will they or won't they), or overplayed romance (Henry and Grace, will they ever really be husband and wife again). The only salvageable element is watching Jo's wedding planning - it is against character and sweetly funny. The ending was meant to frustrate, but how can the viewer take it seriously? Bottom line: this episode was a serious misstep.

I have been so watching Eurika for two weeks on Netfix that my wife has peeked in to see what I was really doing at 2 am.

First half of season 3 was the best.

Here, however, I draw the line. 2 billion miles? That would be one chicken scratch on the way to eternity. Titan is that close?

On the other hand, in the next episode the following was the best line I have ever seen in this series;

"No. See, I've seen this before and then the Staypuft marshmallow man, 'Aarrgghh' comes down the street. I -- No.

Thought I would die laughing. Keep watching.