The 4400

[bandandy]

Over the past 60 years 4400 people have been abducted. On August 14, 2004 those 4400 people all suddenly appeared on the shore of Lake Rainier. They have no memory of what happened to them and they haven't aged a day since they left. Some have developed new powers, both awe inspiring and frightening. And they have each been given a simple yet

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[belcanto4488]

Hey Andy, this is Diane. I just happened to click on your LJ link in your profile and was so excited to see you talking about the 4400. I just discovered the show last week when they had a marathon on and I sortof became obsessed even though I'm not one to normally watch sci-fi shows. Anyway, I had a point here. Your discussion of maintaining child characters ignored the fact that the baby Isabelle goes from being a baby to a 20 year old woman intantaneously. I know this is a special circumstance, but it is also an extreme case of what you were talking about. (and please don't call Caitlin Cooper hot. I hate her.) Oh, and I like the music on the 4400. I think my only complaint is that their special effects are often quite pathetic. And I am in love with Tom Baldwin. OK, that's it. I just didn't get a chance to talk to anyone about this show since I don't know anyone else who watched it. I hope you're having a good summer! :)

[bandandy]

Yes, I didn't really feel the need to expound on Isabelle because she is indeed an extremely exceptional case.

And in regards to the music, I actually meant to talk about it a bit more. I really like the music that they play for the opening and closing credits, it lends the show I nice mood. I was talking about the music that is present in the real meat of the show. It's really jarring when it suddenly switches over to what sounds like one guy on a synth.