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rex said:
I don't understand your question.
Are you saying that Jennifer Garner directing the season finale is a real spoiler?



No, what I'm saying is: Those aren't really spoilers, unless spoiler number one spoils it.

As in, Jennifer Garner could do a poor job and mess everything up, spoiling the episode.

Sheesh. You have what, 9000 more posts than me on this board, and you can't think of a better line to counter the one I wrote?

Rex, Rex, Rex.


As for the episode...

Don't read this if you haven't watched it yet.

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This was a great episode. Everything in this connected to a bigger picture, which is what Alias is all about. The first episodes leading up to the Sark two-parter had nothing to do with each other. Even if something from those episodes pops up later in the season, they are still wasted episodes. IMO, everything before the Sark eps was filler. Nothing more. Now we've got two things going on at once, and you know they will collide by the end of the season. One, Jack and Sloan are up to something. And I don't think it's good, either. At least, it better not be. Two, Vaughn's father might still be alive? And he might be a very bad guy? Well, actually, I would think he is a very bad guy, since he was involved in the Rambaldi project with a little girl named Nadia. Plus, and this is the only thing carrying over from earlier in the season (the premier, which was pretty damn close to filler, IMO), Nadia doesn't know that Jack killed her mother. So that's three things that are going to wind up biting someone in the ass by the season finale.

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