Could be a co-write, then.

Seriously though, what do you folks make of the Reese/Iris relationship? Personally, I think I'm quite ambivalent toward it. I'm open to it, and curious to see where it goes. As I posted elsewhere: I think she's bookish and principled, but that the former quality opens her to bigger things, bigger ...

ChrisTilford wrote:Not sure if Dan Dietz has also left. We'll probably know soon. Think Ashley Gable's left, too (no recent tweets from her about watching dailies and whatnot).

Bummer if Dan's not involved, and I wouldn't have minded seeing Ashley's work for S5. Do you know if Melissa's in?

Firecracker combo for 503: Erik Mountain & Stephen Surjik! Where'd you find out Surjik's directing? Didn't Surjik direct Search and Destroy ? If so, I have a minor (don't overreact guys) bone to pick with him. Don't get me wrong, he handled a lot of things perfectly, but unfortunately two or three ...

Jonah mentioned in the Rewatch Tumblr for Firewall that the Helicopter POV shot was VFXed by Jay Worth. For One Percent, they probably shot on a green screen & digitally added, or completely CGI. Thanks. :thumbup: Titles for episodes? There's already one for the premiere (B.S.O.D.). Based on the pr...

thedarkshaw wrote:Its such a shame they can't use a chopper

Makes me wonder, though: What did they use for Firewall and One Percent?

That's a fun take on this. I guess it could be likened a bit to Darth Vader, huh? A bit, yeah, and more specifically to the intercut scene of Anakin and Padmé near the end of Revenge of the Sith. Think they might re-introduce her with an uncredited appearance in the closing moments of the first bre...

I'm still on my Sameen/Machine theory: both having made a self-sacrifice, putting them in a position of being altered in some way that will be both helpful and harmful. For Shaw, that might be helping to maintain Samaritan's utopia, but also being a weapon against Team Machine, since they're a threa...

Think there's some misdirection involved in the subway's destruction. The guys could've taken it out themselves to create a false sense of security for Samaritan. That would make sense. After all, they have no idea how much Shaw told Samaritan, though apparently she didn't tell them about the hideo...