Well, not "troll" the internet.  We have enough of those.  Man - now that I am typing this I realize I fell asleep during this and haven't watched it all.  Not because it was bad - I was up for 48 hours straight with no sleep.  Damn.  I don't know what I was thinking - guess I'm going to Hulu now and watching it.  Did I think I watched all of it?  Eh.

This episode is great and even though it was stand alone it still managed to develop other parts in the mythology.  The fact that there are more people out there than just the Jacksonville kids that have potential to harbor special powers or whatnot.  That there is a man - the same man that caused the fiasco with the guy who could control people - going around and searching these special people about and that these people might pose a threat to something or another.  Is it a totally different threat than what's going on with the parallel universe? And aren't they supposed to have been the ones to help fight the people from the parallel universe?  Those are the questions.  This show is getting better and better and it's already my favorite show.  Sorry, Lost, I just started watching you last year and there is no point in declaring you favorite when you'll be gone in two months.

I want to see Olivia start fire with her mind..... They have to build something off that.  Another great episode!  I wonder if "Walternate" is going to try and beat some "original" Waler ass???  So many possibilities!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I wonder if Walternate if not the big bad is at least the guy messing with the cortizapan kids.

One little nitpick about an otherwise solid episode: Can we really believ that neither Bell nor Bishop kept records of the kids they injected with a crazy formula? Or that they don't at least remember their names? Seems out there.

Walter already has sketchy memory - what's the problem?  They had records but nobody put two and two together till Olivia did.  Can you honestly say you can look at a kindergardener and twenty years later pick him out of a line up?

I understand Walter not remembering, but they make such a point that neither him nor Bell wrote down the names of the kids. That just doesn't make sense. It seems like they wrote it that way to fit the story instead of what real scientists would do. Walter has piles of boxes of records of everything he did except injecting an experimental drug into a bunch of little kids? But again, it's a minor quibble.

They did have a list it just wasn't on Walter.  Where do you think Olivia got her list from?