Brody: When Brody was trying to get Max to leave, I thought he had a lady friend with him (and I was hoping it was NOT Maria!). I don’t understand why he felt he had to hide the simulator from Max. I thought he thought of Max as a kindred spirit.

Max’ "healing" erased not only Larek’s memories but also the ones he got back with the simulator (of Nicholas and Max). Like Tess’ mind warp, I wonder how long it will last. And, what will keep him from getting a new simulator and doing it all again?

When Brody shot at Max, simply because he suspected Max was an alien involved with his abduction, it reminded me of when Max, Michael and Isabel went to kill Brody, simply because they suspected he was an alien - what goes around, comes around. Actually, I was surprised by Brody’s reaction. He admitted that the aliens cured his cancer, and he knew and trusted Max, so if he suspected Max was involved why wouldn’t he ask him how he did it, and whether he saved his daughter too? You would think Brody, of all people, would suspect a connection and, because they had done good things for him, would not be quite as fearful. He strikes me as the inquisitive kind. I would have thought he would want to ask Max a ton of questions, not kill him immediately.

At first I wondered why Brody wouldn’t be suspicious of Maria telling Liz to take the Galaxy Sub with Pepperjack off the menu? He knows he always orders it and she always delivers it. But then it seemed they were giving him selective memory, as the evening wore on, until he couldn’t even remember he had a daughter. Not quite sure what they were implying there. Was Larek’s personality taking over?

As I was watching, knowing that none of this was mentioned by Amy and Sean in future episodes, I began to think it would turn out that this was all a dream Brody was having and he’d wake up thinking "What the h***!" I think MY solution was better!

Good thing Brody can’t shoot straight. Five shots at Michael and Isabel, and they ALL missed!

Sean: I’m confused by Sean’s injury. It seemed pretty serious at first, but when they were locked in Brody’s office, he seemed to be moving around just fine (Amy wasn’t very sympathetic towards him either). And, I don’t remember them bandaging the wound, so why didn’t he bleed on the Geroge W T-Shirt? Also, if it IS serious enough to need medical attention, aren’t doctors required to report stab wounds? How will he explain it?

Jim: So, it appears Agent Duff never got him his job back. I wonder what he’s been doing for income. However, it seems he’s able to just waltz into the Sheriff’s Dept and take whatever he wants. I was rather surprised that Hanson (who’s such a stickler for rules) didn’t take the surveillance equipment back from him, with a stern warning about appropriating government property! But then it seems Hanson is having trouble adjusting to their new roles.

I was a little surprised that Jim willingly let Liz go into such a dangerous situation, and also surprised that she seemed more EXCITED about it than nervous.

Jim said when the electricity went out, it automatically locked the UFO Center doors - so how did Amy, Maria and Sean get in? Michael had to use his powers, Liz had to be buzzed in.

Max: When Max called out for Sean to stop, my first thought was "What are you doing? Are you trying to get Sean killed?", then I thought "Did he think Sean was going to kill Brody?", which was later confirmed by Max, but I never felt that was Sean’s intent. I’m curious if others felt like Max or me. We know how Liz felt, and, I have to admit, this time she was right when she said it was Max’ fault that Sean got hurt.

How did Max know that the aliens used the unused portions of a human’s brain when they possess them? Rath never explained it in such detail, to our knowledge.

I was wishing Max was able to find the words to describe how he felt about Liz, so Tess would know she’s wasting her time; she will never be more than second best, if that.

Tess: Why didn’t Tess immediately try to mind warp Brody into thinking there was a commotion elsewhere or something, rather than expecting Max to deal with it and, thereby, having to reveal his powers? Granted, the mind warp didn’t work later (supposedly), but she didn’t know that then.