Recent content by jes004

Sorry ... I meant it's not polite to ask where a source gets their information. Asking if they are real is okay.

They are real. And it's not polite to ask. Just celebrate that we are getting script tidbits again.

I chose #3, but #2, #5, and #6 are equally true.

Thanks for pulling this one up. You've pretty much outlined why Jack is my favorite character. He's not the villian, yet their is a touch of the dark side there. He's not the hero, but there is heroism in his devotion to Sydney. His emotions run deep, but we only see them through the...

Bloodties is a pretty generic title and when you are dealing with a show about a family it's bound to come up.

Victor Garber can sing. He has a great voice. I'd much rather have him singing than Vartan.

I don't think the writers are trying that hard for the last name. Santos probably only means 'Saint' ... for symmetry with St. Aidan.

The new sister has not been cast yet. DD says they have a candidate but nothing has been signed yet.

*shrug* A friend of mine heard it on the radio this morning. She listens to all the celebrity gossip stuff. Also, she has no vested interest in lying. The only reason she took notice is because she knows I'm a huge Alias fan.

Jack Rocked! Seriously.

Who? Jack or Sloane?

Is it safe to assume there were other people in the episode? You know, like Jack and Sloane? Forgot the smilie ;)

Exactly. The bloodtie is Jack and Sydney's connecting point. He was not there for her in a meaningful way when she was growing up. This is not a case of 'adoption'. While Jack will love Sydney no matter what, Sydney's connection is that this man is her father, her flesh and blood. Oh yeah...

Great column. You hit the nail on the head; not enough Jack and too much triangle. It was quite obvious the only meat in this episode were the scenes between Sloane and Barnett. We were given some very interesting information. First let me say this: Slimey Sloane is not Sydney's father. If...

Oh thanks. That's exactly what I wanted to know.