"A Clean Conscience"

[kenya121]

May thoughts about Alias probably aren't going to make a lot of sense tonight (not that they ever do), because I'm still pulling trying to raise my jaw from the news that Katie Holmes is dating Tom Cruise. Jigga whaaaaaa? Jigga whooooo? Dayum. Katie, you're too pretty to be a beard. I'm just sayin'.

My jaw is also still hanging from that

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[brandyleigh]

Yeah, I seriously can't believe it. Tom and Katie. It's just...weird. And what is with him, always dating such tall women? She's like six feet tall, literally, and he's so short.

Alias was decent tonight, the Dixon stuff was really good, but I was hoping to see some fallout from crazy Sloane and his Cloane from last week. From reading spoilers for the future (I can't stay away from them!) I think that this week's episode might make more sense in the future, but we'll see. At least, I hope so.

The promo monkeys were completely misleading though. I thought we were going to get a better explanation for the Wittenberg documents, and that Syd was going to find out her dad was dying, but no, none of that. And the big secret Jack and Sloane have kept all season is that Elena has been keeping track of Sydney and Nadia for the past decade or so? That's it? I was expecting something else.

[kenya121]

That's it? I was expecting something else.

That pretty much sums up my attitude towards the entire episode. (I might have enjoyed it more, had it not followed 4 straight weeks of "scrape me off the ceiling" awesomeness.

[superswank]

Okay, I agree with everything you said, re: Alias, and I just have to add this, which is a question that occupied my mind while watching the show:

How do these people keep their jobs/not get themselves killed? Dixon and Vaughn follow Reems or Raines or whatever his name is into a public bathroom and just start spouting Top Sekrit CIA stuff in normal voices, as if no one else in the entire building has the ability to hear. *rolls eyes* Worst. Spies. Ever.