Yay! Good news on the ratings...hopefully the network will continue it. Of course with LOST coming back there's going to be some VCR action at my place.
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I thoroughly enjoyed the show. I only saw last Wednesday's show, I missed the premiere. Skeet is a hottie. The show is kinda like watching those movies with natural disasters where stuff keeps happening and it gets exciting. I will continue to watch as long as it keeps going, I think.
I wonder if that ex-cop from St. Louis is totally on the up and up? It seemed he couldn't wait until everyone else was securely in their respective shelters before he was transporting barrels around while wearing his protective suit. I wonder what the contents of the barrel are, and why he was going to such lengths to keep them secret.
I'm no expert on nuclear fallout, but I would think that it would remain in the air for quite some time. As soon as it quit raining, it was business as usual for everyone. I would also think the guy who was out in the rain would have suffered some exposure.
Correct me if I misunderstood, but after the rain they walked out w/ the hand-held geiger counters and they weren't clicking away.
Is that to mean the rain wasn't radioactive? That could explain why everyone was ll hunky-dory, but doesn't explan why it WASN'T radioactive.
Did you notice that among the "goodies" that he had in the storage locker was a weapons cabinet with what looked like five M-16 rifles? There was also the conversation with his wife about the kids going to the party. He said "we're not ready for this yet". It's obvious that he's not who he claims to be but what is he? He could be an ex-military special ops guy or a counter intelligence\ terrorist agent or whatever, but he sure ain't no former St. Louis cop!Originally Posted by radar
With a single nuclear blast about 300 miles away, and with the way storms form in the mountains and then travel across the plains, it is very unlikely that a serious amount of fallout would make it that far. The rain would probably have washed it out of the air within the first 100 miles, especially with the kinds of heavy precipitation storms that happen on the plains. I'm not saying that I would have taken the chance and walked around in the rainstorm, but I can buy that it wasn't contaminated.
I have the feeling that we will find out the reason they moved from St. Louis was his growing fear of some kind of attack. He moved his family from a high risk target city to rural america. I think he's showing a survivalist mentality. He wasn't ready to let his family go to the party because he wasn't finished building his shelter.
I really wondering where the 200-300 passengers on the 757 went?
The ex-cop looks more suspicious all the time.
It's hard to tell if he came to Jericho to hide out in some sort of federal witness program, if he is some sort of government agent, or if he belongs to the group responsible for the attacks, or something else altogether.
It appears that he was working with the fallout victim from Denver in some manner. I was wondering if he helped speed up the guy's death at all, or if the fallout was the sole cause.
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