After a were-porcupine causes a plane to crash, Agent Olivia Dunham must recover some borrowed memories so that the FBI can take down a band of bioterrorists.
Did I get that right? And did Anna Torv, usually a weak link in the series, rise to the occasion for this Dunham-centered episode?
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You got it right.
Torv’s acting is definitely a lot less wooden in these new episodes than she was before the hiatus. I’m wondering if JJ told her to be a little looser in the way she acts.
Also, the best part of this episode was twofold: 1) the bio terrorists didn’t appear to have a link to a Walter experiment and 2) his antidote for the virus failed miserably. It’s good to see the show becoming less about his experiments and more about weird science in the world.
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I wonder if it has anything to do with the fact that she, and the actor who plays John Scott, got married last month.
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Not to pick a fight, but there is a big difference between "worked temporarily, but wasn’t permanent on the first attempt" and "failed miserably"
though I have no idea why I felt compelled to defend Walter… I guess that whackie guy is growing on me.
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Walter is just about my favorite part of the show.
:)