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  King_Ryad
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The dangerous kidnapper Aeden Bennett is back and Dan learns a difficult lesson about what happens when he goes off-mission when he travels back to 1983 -- and discovers a young criminal in the making. Meanwhile, Livia continues to uncover secrets about her purpose in life, and Katie gets into a deadly predicament when the kidnapper seeks revenge.
This may possibly be the last episode to air, i suggest you all sign the petition to show your support toward this show. Although the petition may not mean much it shows that people are watching and care enough about the show. The link for the petition can be shown on the front page of Journeyman.
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| Message Posted On Sunday, November 25th 2007 At 6:09 pm |
King_Ryad
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| Message Posted On Monday, November 26th 2007 At 8:41 pm |
 Dominus
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I have to give this episode credit for being unique, as its plot was certainly unlike any of the other episodes in the series. Regardless, I believe this episode changes everything. I was about to give up on the series when Jack “forgot” the truth, due to Dan’s altering of the timeline, but this episode set things right and Jack is now using common sense. Good for him. I have no complaints about this series now and I sincerely hope that it doesn’t get cancelled. |
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| Message Posted On Saturday, December 1st 2007 At 2:51 pm |
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I think I actually enjoyed the discussion (or confrontation) between Dan and Jack in Emily, where Jack finally put the pieces together with the "counterfiet" $20 bill and started to believe, a good deal more than the actual meeting between Jack and Livia in Blowback. Somehow, it made more of an impact - then, of course, Dan fudged the timeline and erased it. I think I expected a little more awe out of the Jack/Livia meeting, and that feeling just wasn't there.
But it was a thoroughly enjoyable episode, anyway. Just watching Dan going through such a screwy situation, and actually considering killing the kid, was wild.
Still doesn't surpass Double Down as my favorite, though.
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| Message Posted On Monday, December 3rd 2007 At 1:49 am |
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