Topic: Liz's
Importance to the Alien Mythology - Thread #11 |
By
shapeshifter |
10-15-2000,
10:32 AM |
Zero is out of town and we reached our max of 10 pages and 250
posts. So, here is Zero's intro with minimal edits:
(Originally posted by Zero): Welcome to the
...continuing discussion of “Liz’s Importance to the Alien
Mythology.” This is Thread #[11]!! :D We have been
...dissecting the Roswell episodes, one by one, finding
“clues” to Liz’s importance and other relevant topics! Right
now, past available threads are #1 at
http://www.ulink.net/plum/Roswell/1lizMyth.htm , #9 at
http://www.ulink.net/plum/Roswell/LizImportanceToAlienMythologyThread9.htm
and #10 at http://bbs.fanforum.com/Forum3/HTML/000543.html .
So you are welcome to join the discussion mid-stream if you
are new, and don’t worry about repeated discussions!
The following is a summary of some of the thoughts and
theories that have been expressed on the original threads. If
possible, I highly recommend that if you want to read an
excellent in-depth analysis of how Liz might fit into the
alien mythology and her importance to the pod squad – and the
survival of the human race for that matter - and theories
concerning the beings and mysteries swirling around Liz you
spend the time to read the original threads...
First – and foremost – the general consensus is that Liz is
important to the alien mythology and the pod squad, and that
there is more to the Liz/Max connection than a mere attraction
(i.e., a crush). From the first look – Max getting off the bus
in Kindergarten, Max has been strongly attracted to Liz. Max
often makes comments such as “It was you!” that leads us to
believe that her importance to him was beyond the bounds of
“normal.” How Liz is important is where the fun – and this
thread! - comes in. Most believe that when Max healed Liz and
then caused a "reverse connection" (Pilot), that something
changed in Liz – whether the change was new or an awakening of
something already a part of her is not known. Many feel there
is something that goes to the core of who Liz is – maybe from
a past life on the pod squads planet, or a previous life
encounter with Max’s alien “essence” or human DNA donor on
Earth, or was Liz the original “4th” podster who “hatched”
early and was humanized by her human parents, or was Liz the
"second in command" referred to in the Mom'ogram, who somehow
was separated from the group, or could it just be Liz's
advanced human intelligence that "connects" her to Max – but
that the connection that Max had to Liz started the day he
first got off the bus and saw her, and was awakened in Liz by
the healing and reverse connection that occurred in the Pilot.
Some have wondered if the way Max held the back of Liz’s neck
during the healing could have changed her cerebral cortex –
the location that Pierce said the Special Unit had identified
as the source of the aliens’ powers. Could the number of
connections also come into play into “changing” Liz, or
awaking an already – yet dormant – power within her? Many have
wondered about Liz’s origins – are her parents her birth
parents, does she have a connection to the Indians, why does
she look so much like Sheila Hubble? – and how this plays into
the connection with Max. Is Liz totally of human origin or
does she have some alien “blood” - literally or figuratively –
in her?
"Soulmates" seems to be a continuing term used when
referring to Max and Liz, and we all seem to think this is
done for a reason. Though much is made of Max’s Destiny being
Tess (aka hamster or gerbil – you pick) , many of us wonder if
Liz is actually his Destiny due to the use of the Human DNA
and where it came from. The use of that DNA could have totally
altered the “planned” destiny. There is also much thought
given to whether the alien Max played out his “destiny” on his
home planet when killed in the conflict that envelopes that
place, and that now has an entire new “destiny” that includes
Liz – one that could not have been anticipated by his home
planet creators. Most of us draw a clear distinction between
someone’s “destiny” and “duty.” We – mostly – also believe
that by using human DNA for the pod squad, and the fact that
they were raised as humans, brings the issue of “free choice”
into play. The continuing debate of “nature” vs. “nurture”
also comes up here – and is the podsquad’s “nature” completely
“alien” given that all their powers are “human.” There has
also been an excellent analysis of what “essence” truly means,
and can a being’s destiny or soul follow the transfer of one’s
essence. Also, does one’s memory follow one’s essence? Are
those visions Max’s alien being’s memories, or are they coming
from someone or somewhere else? There have also been many
wonderful discussions concerning what "destiny" truly means,
and how the environment (the "nurture" argument) can affect
one's destiny.
In the Mom‘ogram, many have wondered if the reference to
Max’s young bride has to be to Tess (The Evil Shape Shifter –
Grace Kel )? Could it be Liz? Though many seem to accept that
it probably is referring to Tess, many wonder why they would
send his bride in the first place? Was Tess sent solely to
provide a “mate” for Max (please – no gagging allowed on this
thread), or was there another purpose for her presence? There
is also the question of whether the Mom’ogram is authentic, or
a projection from Tess? It was hard to tell when Tess’
projections left off and reality began. Was it pre-recorded
like a video tape (in which case – is the home planet still in
existence, or has it been destroyed by war or natural
consequences?), or was it a direct communication with the home
planet or a hidden spaceship (hidden by the V formation?)? The
same concerns are raised with the “book” found by Tess with
respect to its authenticity and reliability. Could Grandma
Claudia’s book – which is in Liz’s possession (we assume) -
help decode the alien’s book and shed light on the aliens’
connection to the Indians in the area? If the alien book is
authentic, how did the aliens know exactly what the pod squad
would look like when they grew up? (Lots of discussion re:
DNA, cloning, etc. - very interesting! )
Liz is also viewed – when the episodes are rewatched
(multiple times by some of us! And in slow motion! We fondly
call this “Grace Kelled” :D ) – as a critical element to
moving the plot along. She is the one who often initiates the
actions that help unravel the aliens’ mythology (e.g.,
thinking of the plan to throw Valenti off the trail in the
Pilot, finding the way out of the hidden room at Atherton’s
place, making the initial contact with River Dog, going to
Valenti to seek help in rescuing Max, etc.). She is a leader
that takes action when it is needed, and is the intellect that
comes up with the plan. She could possibly be the equivalent
to Max – whom we find out in Destiny is the former leader of
his people. Could Liz be the human equivalent of Max that is
here to help Max save the human race, as well as free the pod
squad’s people? Liz is also a brain – which is relevant when
we find out in the White Room that the podsters are just very
advanced humans (approximately 3000 years ahead of us normal
mortals!). Could her intelligence mean that she has the
potential to obtain some of the “powers” that the pod squad
have? We will have to wait for Season 2, but many have
expressed that they would NOT be surprised if Liz is capable
of some advanced powers in the future, and that her visions
may be just a precursor to these. Will she be the one able to
SEE the evil within as the Mom’ogram says the podsters will
have to be able to do? Is that what she was "seeing" when she
kissed Harding/Max? Does she only get visions while kissing or
in a state of heightened emotion (i.e., the hand touching in
SH in Chemistry class)? The aliens supposedly get such visions
sometimes according to Max in Missing – remember the vision he
got of Kyle in Liz’s bedroom.
Each of Liz’s visions has been examined in-depth, and it is
hard to summarize all the thoughts here. Not only has she been
able to “see into Max’s soul,” but also she has seen a (the?)
trip through a distant galaxy, the crash on Earth, and her
visions were the reason the second communicator was
discovered. Many feel these visions were not coming from Max,
but from an outside source – or a source internal to Liz just
now being released or awakened. Some of the visions seemed to
be from the perspective of the communicator itself or an alien
hiding it (a deep breathing – out-of-breath alien). Some
wonder if others - aliens? - have observed Liz for some time.
The shot came from two “strangers” who mention – “We have to
get rid of her” – in the background (listen carefully while
Liz shows the alien picture to the tourist couple) right
before she is shot. Was it intentional?? Why would anyone (or
any being) "watch" Liz prior to the shooting unless she has an
importance we are not aware of yet (though we suspect)?
The picture Liz shows the tourists in the Pilot was
supposedly taken by her Grandmother at the crash before the
military arrived – a connection or just a joke as we were
supposed to think?? Many have speculated about Grandma
Claudia’s involvement and her book about the Ancient Treasures
of the Navajo Indians. Could Grandma Claudia have had contact
with the aliens previously? Was Grandma Claudia killed
intentionally? Did she know that Liz was “special,” thus,
necessitating the early arrival and that “soulmate”
discussion? Is Liz affected or a product of one of these
earlier alien contacts? Could Liz have an alien relative?
There seems to be many hints connecting ancient Indian
cultures to the podsquad or other aliens, including the Machu
Picchu in Peru culture highlighted at the UFO Museum, the
continuing references to “ancient languages” (e.g., Liz’s
Blind Date Doug Shellow’s major at the UofNM and where the
aliens’ manual was hidden in the library) and Grandma
Claudia’s studies. Only coincidence – we think not! Could
Liz’s review of her Grandmother’s possessions in Season 2
reveal those connections? We are hopeful!
Another major topic of interest is Liz’s connection to
Sheila Hubble! The resemblance between the two is amazing, and
other parallels exist (e.g., pictures of both driving in an
open-air car with the wind blowing through their dark hair).
Plus, the visions that Liz receives from Max/Harding include
Hubble’s wife at the death scene – meaning it had some
significance to him. Did he kill her, or did the handprint
come from a failed attempt to save her? Were the fireworks
Hubble mentions seeing when kissing his wife the same as the
stars Liz sees when kissing Max? Could Sheila Hubble be
related to Liz somehow – an aunt, DNA donor, or was Sheila an
alien? The fact that Sheila Hubble was three months pregnant
with a girl seems to be relevant somehow! Could the DNA from
the girl have been used for the podsquad – Max maybe, or Tess
– or for Liz? AND why is Tess' mother's name listed as Sheila
on her school records? Everett Hubble, Ed Harding - both EH
names with a wife named Sheila - INTERESTING! hummmm!
:eyespin:
Liz’s ability to “see” into Max/Harding’s “soul” again
points to the possibility that she may ultimately be able to
“see the evil within.” What is it that she sees in these
visions? Sheila Hubble, Lightening, a wormhole, the high
desert, clouds rolling in? Some see sea foam, which is related
in mythology to Venus. Is Liz the Venus often referred to? The
Venus constellation is often referred to in connection with
Liz (e.g., Max in response to Liz saying her parents are on a
trip to see Venus in the morning sky says “I thought she was
standing in front of me.”). Could it be that the four squares
(pod squad) + plus the fifth star being Liz “complete” the
constellation? The numbers 14 and 104 seem to pop up often –
why? Some have found a connection between these numbers to
Venus in astronomy and mythology, or could it be 1 for Liz,
and 4 for the podsquad? Or are they just some writer’s
favorite apartment number or address? :facespin: We also have
the evil aliens’ beeper that is a pentagon – 5 sided. Any
connection?
And what significance does the cave map have to Liz's
connection to the podsters? A number of the symbols in the
cave “map” have raised some interesting analysis! What do they
represent, and is Liz represented somehow - like one of the
"dot" in the series of boxes, one of which is open with the
dot outside? Some have tried to identify each of the symbols
and draw a correlation between the symbols and the various
characters with some fascinating results! We have also begun
to analyze the symbols that are “flashed” in the promos – you
definitely have to Grace Kel them or you will miss them.
Redhawk has done some wonderful screen caps for us to analyze!
Many have wondered if the "bad" aliens might also be from
the podsquad's planet, just part of a civil war - therefore,
having similar characteristics and powers to Harding's type of
alien. Many of us think that the podsquad’s people had to have
visited Earth before - maybe many times! Could the pods have
been planted on Earth at a time separate from the 1947 crash,
maybe later on? Could other pods have been planted at other
times? Could there be more than one set of podsters that will
show up later? Clones? And could some of these earlier visits
have some connection to Grandma C or someone else in Liz’s
family? Was the ’47 crash caused by the bad aliens, or another
ship of the “good” aliens? How long have the bad and good
aliens been visiting or aware of Earth? And what have they
been up to on these visits?
Most of us also think that there are more than one alien
“watching” the pod squad, and that the tic-tac popping alien
(AKA Tic Tac) (i.e., Hank-killer, one that found them asleep
in the desert, and Dr. M impersonator) is a different alien,
possibly watching out for them (we hope!), than Harding/Nasedo
(assuming Harding is Nasedo). And what about the person who
burns their picture at the end of Blind Date - another alien
or one of the above two? Some wonder if Tess, Doug Shellow,
Pierce and/or Deputy Owen might be a shapeshifter, or evil
aliens? There is a wonderful observation of the different ways
Harding and Tic Tac shapeshift and the different colored light
involved! Many feel that Tic Tac is a good alien watching over
the podsters, but maybe he is watching over Liz, too! Some
wonder if Tic Tac switched the orb in the desert before Liz
and Max woke up? If he did, why? The orbs have become a
significant focus of discussion – how are they connected to
the alignment of the constellations, or to the podsquad, or to
the evil aliens? Also – what was with the “visit” during Into
The Woods? Was it a spaceship that left the marking, or a
single alien? As far as the color analysis goes, generally
yellow seems to represent – or be present – evil, and blue
seems to represent good – though this is not always true. And
then, there is always the green cells and occasional glow!
Harding’s connection to Liz has been pondered often! Why
was he so eager to kiss Liz – not just in the car, but also in
bus after “saving” her? (Horny alien? ) Why did he save Liz
and not Max from the house of mirrors? Could he have been
Sheila Hubble’s lover or had some other strong connection to
her, with a later connection to Liz? Could he have known
Grandma Claudia? Could GC been connected to Sheila Hubble
somehow? Harding has done nothing – we know of – to harm Liz,
but MANY are suspicious of his intentions. Is his sole reason
for being on Earth to protect the podsquad – an official
“worker bee” – and what did he do for all those years?? Some
feel he is a bad alien using Tess to infiltrate the podsquad.
Why didn’t he give them more information about themselves and
what he has been up to? There are so many questions he could
answer for the podsters! Will the real Ed Harding please stand
up?
Some have noted the reoccurrence of handholding as
symbolizing the connection between Max and Liz and the other
podsters. Handholding has great significance in the books as a
form of joining energy, and we believe it does in the show
too. The V constellation also looks like the joining of two
hands. Also, in The Balance much is made of Max reaching out
his hand to pull Michael from the pit, and M/I/M walking away
holding hands.
Finally – dates seem to be of interest to those on this
thread. So, following is a rundown of dates as I’ve been able
to gather them. I include them up-front for easy reference,
but I would love to add dates of relevance you come across:
1911 - James Atherton born in TN 1927 - Buffalo
Visitation 1/15/1943 – Pentagon (think beeper shape)
completed 6/14/1947 - Crash 6/24/1947 - 9 Disk-like
objects spotted flying near Mt. Rainier in WA 7/4/1947 –
Milton claims the crash occurred 7/7/1947 - Farmer Brazel
(from Foster Ranch) finally reports debris from Roswell crash
to sheriff, who calls Roswell Army Air Field 11/14/1947 -
Everet Hubble born 1950? - Observation of alien held in
captivity by FBI ends (Escaped? Died?) 1952 - Atherton
involved in Project Blue Book (Air Force project on aliens)
1959 - Atherton dies (murdered?) 1959 - Milton (Max's
Boss) has picture with "alien" shadow next to him outside the
Ice Cream Parlor 1962 - Agent Lewis - first head of
Special Unit killed in CO 1967 - Agent Delbianco killed in
TN 1970 - Sheila Hubble dies (murdered?) 1972 – Silo
Murder occurs involving Hubble and Sheriff Valenti Senior
3/15/1983 – Max’s birthday (Blood Bothers) 1989 - Pod
Squad come out of the cave (look like 6-year-olds) 1992 -
Max and Isabel "find" Michael again 1992? - Liz and Max
"meet" in the 3rd grade for the first time (but may have been
in the same school before this, just didn't meet.) 1999 -
Agent Daniel Summers killed 9/17/1999 - Max saves Liz -
and Roswell is Born!! 5/14/2000, 4:33 pm - Podsquad sets
off communicators; evil aliens' beepers go off!
I know I have NOT covered everything, but that would be
impossible and I’d never do anyone justice! There is lots of
speculation about Pierce and other characters revolving around
Liz, and why they are important to the discussion. Some have
wondered why Max and Agent Stevens had the same address – just
an inside joke or more? Tangents are welcome on this Thread as
long as they ultimately lead back to Liz! :liz: I'm trying to
sum up the core issues here - Liz's importance and connection
to the podsquad – Max :max: in particular! I hope others will
help fill in some of the gaps, but this is my attempt to
continue the wonderful input, and make this thread accessible.
Lots to think about!! So – theorize away!!! All theories on
"Liz’s Importance to the Alien Mythology" are welcome. OH, BTW
(I always have to add this – if anyone from THE WB reads this
– WE ALL AGREE THAT THE LIZ/MAX :liz: / :max: CONNECTION IS
CRITICAL TO THE SHOW, and that together Max and Liz make a
incredible force to reckon with!!
A couple of general “rules” – No Spoilers, but anything
“aired” is subject to discussion. Pictures are welcome, as is
deleted dialog from posted scripts of shows that have been
aired.
Zero
Agent Shapeshifter here: One of the main quandry's of the
last thread regarding Liz was Max's line to her in Ask Not:
quote:So just know this...I'm coming for you, Liz.
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By HyperKitN
|
10-15-2000,
11:41 AM |
Thanx SS-the thread gets moving fast these dayz.
Did anyone figure out what that gross bloody thing is? I
was thinking it was a cow too, but it probably is something
else. Maybe Max remembering his death as his former self.
I think what Max means by that quote is that he is going to
let her do what she needs to do and he is going to do what he
needs to do. Because right now she is distant and he is going
to clear the way to get to her. I guess that is a kinda of
obvious observation.
Did anyone else have any comments on whether Michael and
Isabels essence coudl have been mistakenly put into the wrong
gendered hybrid. 47 commented I was just wondering what the
rest of you thought. Cause I know that something is wrong
w/these guys.
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By
Dreamdancer |
10-15-2000,
12:31 PM |
What do you guys think of my May 14 theory? May = Fifth
month and 14 = 4+1=5. So it all goes back to Liz being the
fifth.The writters are showing and continuing the 5 theory.
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By
shapeshifter |
10-15-2000,
01:23 PM |
dream_dancer, I am a bit in the dark when it comes to what
is wrong with May 14. May 15 is the air date of Destiny, so
May 14 could be the legitmate date of the Mommogram broadcast
to the pentagon thingys. Can someone who understands why this
is a blooper please explain it so those of us who don't get it
will understand too?
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By WR |
10-15-2000,
01:48 PM |
With regards to the time-line, does anyone have dates of birth
(approximate or otherwise) for the following
people: Grandma Claudia Shiela Hubble.
Thanks.
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By HyperKitN
|
10-15-2000,
02:05 PM |
WR-I don't know any of those dates, but in FS when Michael is
looking at Tess' file there is a date that says 3/80
something. I couldn't really make it out, but it was under her
mother sheila's name. If what we think is true Nasedo puting
Sheila and TEss' mom, what is up w/that date. Did this
supposed mother die the year that Tess was supposedly born. IF
any one else noticed this let me know if you can tell what
exactly that date was for. It is somewhere in the middle on
the area concerning her mother.
And what is up w/Isabel's B-day. I guess Max and her aren't
twins after all. OR are they fast forwarding months ahead.
Because we know his B-date as March, right? I know they were
the same age though, because they both have said they were
around six years old when they came out of the pods and have
lived w/the Evans for 10 years as of last season.
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By
dreamin_away |
10-15-2000,
02:48 PM |
HyperKitN- When M&I were found they didn't have
birthday's. There parents(or someone) must have picked them
out for them. So, they may be twins, but no one else knew
that.
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By Lizzie
Parker |
10-15-2000,
03:03 PM |
Hi everyone.
I've been lurking around this thread for a couple of weeks
now, and finally decided to take a step from behind the tree.
Anyway, I know how everyone has been pointing out that the
line Maria tells Max in AN, you know, the one about following
his heart. And I've seen how everyone's been comparing this to
what GC tells Liz in LN. But that is actually the third time
the following your heart theme has been mentioned in Roswell.
In TLV, after Liz sees Max kiss T***, Maria follows her up
to her room to comfort her after Michael tells her too the
next day. Anyways she mentions to Liz that:
"I don't know if Max is lying or what, Liz, I just... I
know that you usually go with your heart, so..."
I don't know if that's relevant or not. Oh well.
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By Qfanny |
10-15-2000,
03:09 PM |
quote:Originally posted by shapeshifter: dream_dancer, I
am a bit in the dark when it comes to what is wrong with May
14. May 15 is the air date of Destiny, so May 14 could be the
legitmate date of the Mommogram broadcast to the pentagon
thingys. Can someone who understands why this is a blooper
please explain it so those of us who don't get it will
understand too?
Hey, my alter ego in California-- I just checked the
calendar and May 14th of 2000 was Mother's day. Can't think of
a better day for the podster's to get mommogram myself.
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By deidra e,
jones |
10-15-2000,
04:12 PM |
Hey Ya'll - Part 11
Liz Parker is very "important" to the alien mythology -
why? Because of her unworldly connection to Max.
It is quite interesting from the other threads that maybe
Liz as a new born was placed as "baby Parker" instead of their
natural born child.
DeeDee
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By 47born |
10-15-2000,
04:22 PM |
I'm passing this along for a friend who has now asked his boss
to change his days off to Mondays.Wonder why?
In S&B Maria speaks of Liz as "visiting some aunt in
Florida". Being a RBI agent in training I heard, “visiting
Somenton Florida“. This audio hallucination prompted me to
dive head first into the nearest Atlas looking for a town in
northeastern Florida. My success was less than limited. So, I
engaged the assistances of a veteran RBI agent of the Grace
Kell school of forensic mediocrity. Without question, 47born
launched her boat on what has now become the internet ocean
and discovered a town named “Sumatra”. Although Maria was not
naming a town the discovery was not insignificant. Why you
wonder? Well, if you draw a line from Sumatra to Gulf Breeze
it passes very close to Panama City and through the small
suburb of “PARKER” just 97 miles (line of sight) from Gulf
Breeze. There is nothing but the Gulf of Mexico between it and
the well-documented UFO port of call. Roswell may not be the
only hot bed of alien/human hybridization.
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By
dreamin_away |
10-15-2000,
04:27 PM |
47born- VERY interesting!!! I think I shall go dig out my
atlas(hopefully I'll be able to find it in this mess of a
house! ) and see what you are talking about!
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By
Dreamdancer |
10-15-2000,
04:34 PM |
Shape_shifter Some fellow RBI agents suggested that the
date was wrong because in one ep I beilieve it was 4square
when Liz is looking up the Venus constalation the date is May
27. So they were wondering if the May 14 was a blooper or if
it had any importance. I said that if it did the month may is
the fifth month out of the year and the 14 1+4=5. It is in the
other thread I forgot who mentioned it.
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By
Dreamdancer |
10-15-2000,
04:40 PM |
Shapeshifter, I think I found it on the last thread page 6
I believe syndee mentioned it.
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By Evid |
10-15-2000,
05:02 PM |
d quote:Originally posted by 47born: I'm passing this along
for a friend who has now asked his boss to change his days off
to Mondays.Wonder why?
In S&B Maria speaks of Liz as "visiting some aunt in
Florida". Being a RBI agent in training I heard, “visiting
Somenton Florida“. This audio hallucination prompted me to
dive head first into the nearest Atlas looking for a town in
northeastern Florida. My success was less than limited. So, I
engaged the assistances of a veteran RBI agent of the Grace
Kell school of forensic mediocrity. Without question, 47born
launched her boat on what has now become the internet ocean
and discovered a town named “Sumatra”. Although Maria was not
naming a town the discovery was not insignificant. Why you
wonder? Well, if you draw a line from Sumatra to Gulf Breeze
it passes very close to Panama City and through the small
suburb of “PARKER” just 97 miles (line of sight) from Gulf
Breeze. There is nothing but the Gulf of Mexico between it and
the well-documented UFO port of call. Roswell may not be the
only hot bed of alien/human hybridization.
47born: I was also having a hard time understanding what
Maria said, but I just forgot about it, great catch. I
have been defending Liz all over this board. The clueless
believe she is being cold and selfish. Are they watching the
same show we are? They think Liz/Shiri could be taken off the
show and their would be no repercussions. I try to explain the
clues that we have found that prove just how important Liz is,
and they say we make it up to are liking. Talk about clueless
and you guessed it they like Tess and they say she is cool.
What a scary world we live in. Sorry I just needed to vent. I
just think they are really missing out on what makes Roswell
special and that is "LIZ."
Evid
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By deidra e,
jones |
10-15-2000,
06:07 PM |
You are right "Evid" - there is more that meets the eyes when
it comes the Liz's character.
DeeDee
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By Qfanny |
10-15-2000,
06:31 PM |
I am posting because I had a brillant insight and now I can't
remember it.
Oh-- Why Max and company couldn't heal Harding with the
stones. I definately think it's because Liz was abscent. (Ok,
not a new idea granted.) Here's all the major healings Max
does with Liz present.
1) Liz's gunshot 2) Claudia (technically not a real
healing) 3) Kyle's gunshot
Now, on 2 it really seemed the Max tried to make a
connection for GC but could not. It is only after Liz and Max
look at one another that GC appears. Together, they were able
to bring GC back for a brief visit. I wonder what would have
happened to Nasedo if Liz was present in the pod chamber. They
did not have the 4+1 formula going.
Melodious1: I was reading from thread #9 about your idea of
Nasedo/Harding being Liz's dad. EWWWW!!! Harding had the hots
for Liz in TLV and MTTM!
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By GraceKel
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10-15-2000,
06:58 PM |
Hyperkitn about your idea that maybe the two alien essenses
got screwed up well I think anything is possible in SCIFI at
this point.I find the more I watch the more confused I am
getting, especially since this season I feel is not linking
very well to last season in many ways--I really worry about
story continuity--I am not saying my theories have to be right
or anyone else's on this thread but I feel I would like
LOGICAL explanations for everything and the fact that Isabel
is having a birthday makes very little sense to me at all, I
consider this an inconsistency in the story.
DreamDancer your idea about May 14 continuing the 5 all
important number I think is a good one however I want someone
to explain how they went back in time to get their MOTHER's
Message didn't the eppy 4 Square happen b4 Destiny---yes it
did well Max CLEARLY told Liz to punch in TODAYS DATE looking
up the V CONSTELLATION and she punched in MAY 27,2000(this
predated DESTINY'S MOMMYGRAM right?) So how did they get
mommys message on May 14th?
Shapeshifter and QFANNY do you get this quandry now?
QFANNY I do believe it is quite possible that LIZ's absense
had everything to do with Nasedo/Harding not getting healed.
47Born very interesting information you dug up on the
FLORIDA bit.
Now can someone comment on the NORIEGA info that EVID found
when Kyle called Nasedo NORIEGA--doesn't anyone else think
they were trying to tell us something?
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By GraceKel
|
10-15-2000,
07:04 PM |
I forgot thankyou very much SHAPESHIFTER for the new thread,
great job, Zero would be so proud of you I am sure of it.
One more thing I was thinking about when Tess was walking
with Max and she says Nasedo taught me not to get caught up in
this, its not really who I am, she goes on to say SHE's NOT
HUMAN------well didn;t the mommygram say they were mixed with
human genetic materials so that they could become human? Or am
I screwing this up?
EVID-I know what you mean I often wonder what show others
are watching LOL!!!!
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By
shapeshifter |
10-15-2000,
07:30 PM |
quote:Originally posted by GraceKel: ...Max CLEARLY told
Liz to punch in TODAYS DATE looking up the V CONSTELLATION and
she punched in MAY 27,2000(this predated DESTINY'S MOMMYGRAM
right?) So how did they get mommys message on May
14th? ... thanks GraceKel! I will have to rewatch that.
Maybe the blooper was in 4Square? Maybe it was supposed to be
May 7? OR, can May 14 refer to SH when they uncovered the Orb?
It did a lot of beeping then too.
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By Qfanny |
10-15-2000,
07:35 PM |
Is it possible that you could watch Destiny before 4S and not
get confused. **oh I suppose not** But it seems that the date
change is deliberate, meaning the writers intended this day. I
bet they were working off of old scripts when doing there
research and only saw the "Today's Date" line and didn't even
think if this fit the timeline. Great nitpick! TimeTravel
theories will become more and more abundant to make since with
this.
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By Melodious1
|
10-15-2000,
07:48 PM |
quote:Originally posted by Qfanny:
1) Liz's
gunshot 2) Claudia (technically not a real healing) 3)
Kyle's gunshot
btw Q, I know this isn't exactly a specific "Max healing",
but Liz was also present -of course- during Michael's healing
in BALANCE. I really think it was because of her 'stepping
into the circle' alone (w/out a healing stone mind you, just
as she was present in Harding's first podster healing
-"Destiny"- w/out a stone)... that was the key in the success
of Mike's healing. I know that's not anything new, but I
strongly agree with all who've pondered this.
quote:Melodious1: I was reading from thread #9 about your
idea of Nasedo/Harding being Liz's dad. EWWWW!!! Harding had
the hots for Liz in TLV and MTTM!
I suppose I'm corrupted by a friend... an amiga was toying
with the idea of writing a fic where Harding had been sexually
abusing Tess all her life! Talk about EWWWW! But of course, if
Harding was Liz's real father by some really twisted
circumstance; he probably had no idea he was *having the hots*
for his own offspring! Honestly though, would Harding really
have not flirted with her even if he did know? Can you tell
how high an opinion I still have of Harding? No respect for
the dead!
Melodious
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By 47born |
10-15-2000,
07:57 PM |
GraceKel: She says she is not human but Michael also says he
is not human. Remember he asked Max in 4square why he was so
afraid to be alien. I have never heard Isabel state how she
feels.
Evid: I agree with you, Liz is important to the pod squad
and the show. We have seen the shots of what looks like T***
being beaten and if that is what happens, all I can say is
"YES!!"
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By czech
please |
10-15-2000,
08:15 PM |
quote:Originally posted by shapeshifter: [QUOTE] thanks
GraceKel! I will have to rewatch that. Maybe the blooper was
in 4Square? Maybe it was supposed to be May 7? [b]OR, can May
14 refer to SH when they uncovered the Orb? It did a lot of
beeping then too. [/B]
in "ask not" isabel refers to 5/14 as "the day we got the
message from our mother," so i think we're supposed to just
accept it as accurate. if you consider the discrepancy a
blooper, i'd say 4S was wrong. more than likely though, the
writers probably thought they'd let it slide by and no one
would really notice or care. HAH!!!
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By 47born |
10-15-2000,
08:29 PM |
GraceKel: I just rewatched the momagram and she said "...so
you could be recreated into human beings". T*** did tell Max
"I'm not human." So you didn't get it confused.
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By evans |
10-15-2000,
09:14 PM |
Thanks to Behrfan to suggest I post my idea here. It's
about the pentagon device. We are questionning why it reacted
to Michael and not to Max or Iz for that fact. My thoughts on
that is: we know that 5 bad aliens received a signal on May
14th (minus one who lost the device or died since Brody has
it). I think that each individual device is activated for
each one of our podsters. The one Brody has gets activated
when Michael is around, maybe to warn the bad alien that
Michael is near and/or to disable him. The other aliens have
therefore each a pentagon device for Max, Tess, Isabel and
???? could it be Liz???
Another thought about the Mamogram: Since it is only a
message, how do we know whom she is referring to. My son she
says: she could be referring to Michael for all we know. Her
son's young bride: is it Tess, Isabel (just because they were
raised as brother and sister doesn't mean that that's what
they were as aliens) or Liz??
If Liz is a hybrid alien, why doesn't she remember any of
it. Max and Iz knew they were different right from the start,
they remember coming out of the cave. Liz doesn't. Or is it a
repressed memory. Will it come back to her. Or is she really
just human and we are reading too much into her character. The
fact that she feels that she is changing: well anybody that
comes back from near death, falls totally in love with
someone, find out there are aliens, gets flashes when kissing
would be a changed person. You don't go through so much
emotions without it changing your outlook on life and changing
who you will become from that point on.
evans
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By
shapeshifter |
10-15-2000,
09:29 PM |
quote:Originally posted by czech please: in "ask not"
isabel refers to 5/14 as "the day we got the message from our
mother," so i think we're supposed to just accept it as
accurate. if you consider the discrepancy a blooper, i'd say
4S was wrong. more than likely though, the writers probably
thought they'd let it slide by and no one would really notice
or care. HAH!!!
Yes, czech please, (BTW, I just love the way your name
fits in ) That really settles it. It's a blooper, no doubt
based on the air date rather than the script. The only way I
see time travel working here is if the time travel involved an
amnesia affect--which would make a really cool plot tool, but
not one I think they will use here.
And on the issue of the podPeople being human or not: I
think it's a matter of what is meant by "I." Some of the psych
majors in our group could probably do this justice with
discussion of the id, ego, and super ego, but in basic
Roswellian terms, it seems to depend upon if "I" is the
essence alone or the essence + identity at present.
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By Syndee |
10-15-2000,
10:01 PM |
I watched "Sexual Healing" again tonight for the
(**hmm,cough,cough **) 2nd time and an idea came to me that I
haven't though about in a while.
Liz feels that she's changing physically. Is it possible
that Max in healing her or in the reverse connection
subconsciously prepared her body to become his mate in some
sort of evolution of species.
Syndee
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By
shapeshifter |
10-15-2000,
10:11 PM |
quote:Originally posted by Syndee: I watched "Sexual
Healing" again tonight for the (**hmm,cough,cough **) 2nd time
and an idea came to me that I haven't though about in a while.
Liz feels that she's changing physically. Is it possible
that Max in healing her or in the reverse connection
subconsciously prepared her body to become his mate in some
sort of evolution of species.
Syndee
Yes, but let's not forget that Max knew Liz was "the one"
since he first saw her.
P.S. Hey everyone! You can get "Avatars" (upload your own
image) after ***only*** 500 posts now. Note: mine is 32 x34
pixels (just for reference). Click on "profile" to do it. And
it won't appear until you make a new post.
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By Zero |
10-15-2000,
11:18 PM |
I'm back in town, and want to THANK!! Shapeshifter for
starting the new thread!! I can't believe we are already on
page 2!! I will try to catch up on my reading over the next
day or two, but at this rate we will be on a new thread every
week! Amazing!!
Only another day until some more clues!
Zero
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By Qfanny |
10-16-2000,
04:17 AM |
quote:Originally posted by shapeshifter: P.S. Hey everyone!
You can get "Avatars" (upload your own image) after ***only***
500 posts now. Note: mine is 32 x34 pixels (just for
reference). Click on "profile" to do it. And it won't appear
until you make a new post.
I'm going to miss bullwinkle Lil MaGill! But I love that WW
symbol. Very kewl!
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By
Dreamdancer |
10-16-2000,
04:47 AM |
Tthanks GraceKel for explaining the date issue. Hi Zero
welcome back. Happy Roswell Day Agents!
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By Amaryl |
10-16-2000,
06:09 AM |
On the chance of repeating some on from the earlier thread on
this subject. My opinion is that without Liz the podsquad
would never have found then first orb. I don't even think
Nasedo would find it again.
Amaryl
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By RosWool
|
10-16-2000,
07:01 AM |
Hello Mythologists,i lurk on this board alot but feel
overwhelm by it but i enjoy everyones theroies on liz
importance to the Alien race,i don't think liz is an
alien,especially in the pilot when we see her "human cells"we
cleary see they're normal,but that doesn't mean she's not
connected,humans may be something that caused this civil war
amongst max's people,Max being the leader decided that the
humans could help them live longer or cure some alien
diseas,and that split the alien race in two cause the felt the
humans were inferior to them,so maybe liz could be the reason
why the civil war or she is the desedant of that personyes
thers holes in this story but maybe some of you professionals
can give me your ideas Dates get screwed up all the time in
T.V.,but i think the may 14 date is important and i'll just
take off the 2 and make it may 7 in 4s Evans like your
theroy on the pentagon device,the evil aliens could have sent
there own evil pod squad wouldn't ti be cool if they did an
evil twin for all of the,like star treks mirror mirror,but
then howie D can be there nasedo(oh Well here i go off on a
tangent again 47 born-i don't think T***is a skin i she was
suppose to marry max but my whole trying to befriend the human
race,he was going to marry liz(or descdent)and so she's
working with the skins cause she wants Max,but i think the
skins are just using her,promising to keep him alive,but there
just going to kill them all and maybe T***(as much as i
dislike her)will probably reakize this and help, So that's
my 2 cents see ya around. Peace Carolyn
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By HollyLou
|
10-16-2000,
07:14 AM |
quote:Originally posted by evans: My thoughts on that is:
we know that 5 bad aliens received a signal on May 14th (minus
one who lost the device or died since Brody has it). I
think that each individual device is activated for each one of
our podsters.
evans, I really like your theory. Maybe each of the enemy
(Skins?) is responsible for one of the (our RBI theory) five
and their "device" is attuned for that specific being. That
explains why the device didn't react around Max and it also
supports the 1+4 theory.
As for the Momogram date snafu, I think the writers just
thought that Mother's Day would be a good day to date the
Momogram but had forgotten (or choose to ignore) that they had
dated 4S as occuring on or around May 27! I also think that
May being the 5th month and 14 being 1+4 is NOT a coincidence!
HLA
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By Miss
Roswell |
10-16-2000,
07:39 AM |
What an awesome thread!!!! I have one question and NO ONE take
this the wrong way, ok???
Do you really think the writers have thought this much
about the show???
I mean, everyone has some terrific ideas/theories and
everything makes so much sense. But everything that I have
read over the weekend, here, on the spoiler thread, and WB's
pages, do we really think that the writers have put this much
energy into thinking what we are thinking???
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By
StephStephSteph |
10-16-2000,
08:21 AM |
quote:Originally posted by czech please: in "ask not"
isabel refers to 5/14 as "the day we got the message from our
mother," so i think we're supposed to just accept it as
accurate. if you consider the discrepancy a blooper, i'd say
4S was wrong. more than likely though, the writers probably
thought they'd let it slide by and no one would really notice
or care. HAH!!!
That's so frustrating! Don't they know we disect EVERYTHING
in these eppy's!?
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By jen2themax
|
10-16-2000,
08:32 AM |
quote:Originally posted by Miss Roswell: What an awesome
thread!!!! I have one question and NO ONE take this the wrong
way, ok???
Do you really think the writers have thought this much
about the show???
I mean, everyone has some terrific ideas/theories and
everything makes so much sense. But everything that I have
read over the weekend, here, on the spoiler thread, and WB's
pages, do we really think that the writers have put this much
energy into thinking what we are thinking???
If they don't, they should! After all they're the ones
getting paid!
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By
Dreamdancer |
10-16-2000,
08:41 AM |
Roswool- I really like your idea about Tess working for the
skins because she wants Max. Evans- I like your idea also
about the alien pentagon thingys, that would definetly explain
why it reacted to Micheal and not Max and would not endanger
Micheal being viewed as a "good alien". To all you
mythologist how many of you think that Liz has been altered or
is half alien?
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By
Dreamdancer |
10-16-2000,
08:42 AM |
Roswool- I really like your idea about Tess working for the
skins because she wants Max. Evans- I like your idea also
about the alien pentagon thingys, that would definetly explain
why it reacted to Micheal and not Max and would not endanger
Micheal being viewed as a "good alien". To all you
mythologist how many of you think that Liz has been altered or
is half alien?
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By Roswellrox
|
10-16-2000,
09:00 AM |
Hello, my fellow agents of the RBI...first and foremost I'd
like to say the I agree with Agent Gracekel... Although we
have chosen to call ourselves the RBI, this thread is and
always should be "Liz's importance to the alien mythology."
Eventually, that seems to be what every theory boils down to
or leads to no matter how far we stray away from the topic in
our discussions. Fact is ~ Liz is VERY important!
Now on to the rest of what I have to say... I stated this
before when Evans posted something about evil aliens having
the beepers, but since then, others have said that the beepers
belong to EA's... I'm thinking and I can't come up with a
single known EA that had one of those beepers. The only people
we know have them are Brody (thought by some to be and EA, but
that is as yet unproven)... and Howie D. And in fact, the only
EA that we have confirmed is Courtney... as of yet, we have
not seen her with a beeper at all! In Destiny, when the
beepers went off, they went off in neighborhoods with nice
looking houses, etc. I got the impression that they were
friendly aliens... usually, when a TV show has something bad
in store, you get the impression of it just from the way
something is filmed or portrayed. The somewhat omminous words
of Howie D. "It has begun." could be the words of an EA, but
couldn't they also be the words of a war hardened man, who was
ready for the fight of his life? Maybe I'm blowing things out
of proportion here, but I don't think the Beepers mean EA's
are around. I thought the beepers would be a signal to the
other Aliens exiled on Earth that the leaders had been found,
and to prepare for whatever was instore.
Miss Roswell, I too have wondered if the writers ever
actually ponder their show's story line and mythology as much
as we all do here. Sometimes it seems that they just want to
put as many little things in there as they can for us to find,
then other times it seems like there's nothing. No answers,
only more questions. I truely don't know, but I would like
some questions answered... Ron or any of the other writer's...
are you reading this? lol
Okay, enough of me. Agent Rox over and out!
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By RosWool
|
10-16-2000,
09:06 AM |
Thank you dreamdancer if i was a writer i would go in this
direction(does it sound obvious though?) Peace
Carolyn to"just know this,i'm coming for you liz"
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By RosWool
|
10-16-2000,
09:11 AM |
OMg Roswellrox my sister was thinking the same thing she's
just a recent converter,and she's a great therioist,i wish i
could get her on line,but like mr.behr she doesn't do
computers.I was also thinking that maybe Howie D could be
another nasedo looking after the royal 4 could broady and
howie D be the same shapeshifter maybe nasedo manage to get a
sos to him before dying??? Peace carolyn
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By
CharmedKitten |
10-16-2000,
10:23 AM |
Miss Roswell~
I do believe that the writers put this much effort into the
scripts. I am also a fan of Buffy and Angel and I know that
Joss, the god, focuses heavily on leaving hints by props and
carefully worded phrases. So I do think that they think
heavily on the meaning of everything, lol who knows...they
could be lurkers on these bbs. Sorry, don't mean to get anyone
paranoid. lol
Oh, evans...I like your idea, but I just rewatched Ask Not
yesterday. Did anyone else notice the way that Brody was
holding the alien deivce with Max and then with Micheal? With
Max, he was rubbing it, just getting the feel for it. But when
it went off with Michael in the room, he was holding flat on
his hand like a compuss, like he was searching for something.
Maybe that's why it went off. I don't know...just my own
ramblings...stopping now.
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By
StephStephSteph |
10-16-2000,
10:25 AM |
quote:Originally posted by Roswellrox: Hello, my fellow
agents of the RBI...first and foremost I'd like to say the I
agree with Agent Gracekel... Although we have chosen to call
ourselves the RBI, this thread is and always should be "Liz's
importance to the alien mythology." Eventually, that seems to
be what every theory boils down to or leads to no matter how
far we stray away from the topic in our discussions. Fact is ~
Liz is VERY important!
Now on to the rest of what I have to say... I stated this
before when Evans posted something about evil aliens having
the beepers, but since then, others have said that the beepers
belong to EA's... I'm thinking and I can't come up with a
single known EA that had one of those beepers. The only people
we know have them are Brody (thought by some to be and EA, but
that is as yet unproven)... and Howie D. And in fact, the only
EA that we have confirmed is Courtney... as of yet, we have
not seen her with a beeper at all! In Destiny, when the
beepers went off, they went off in neighborhoods with nice
looking houses, etc. I got the impression that they were
friendly aliens... usually, when a TV show has something bad
in store, you get the impression of it just from the way
something is filmed or portrayed. The somewhat omminous words
of Howie D. "It has begun." could be the words of an EA, but
couldn't they also be the words of a war hardened man, who was
ready for the fight of his life? Maybe I'm blowing things out
of proportion here, but I don't think the Beepers mean EA's
are around. I thought the beepers would be a signal to the
other Aliens exiled on Earth that the leaders had been found,
and to prepare for whatever was instore.
Miss Roswell, I too have wondered if the writers ever
actually ponder their show's story line and mythology as much
as we all do here. Sometimes it seems that they just want to
put as many little things in there as they can for us to find,
then other times it seems like there's nothing. No answers,
only more questions. I truely don't know, but I would like
some questions answered... Ron or any of the other writer's...
are you reading this? lol
Okay, enough of me. Agent Rox over and out!
I couldn't have said it better myself. Well, maybe I
could, but why bother? You did such a fab-OO job at it!
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By RajiQ |
10-16-2000,
11:38 AM |
[QUOTE]Do you really think the writers have thought this much
about the show???
I mean, everyone has some terrific ideas/theories and
everything makes so much sense. But everything that I have
read over the weekend, here, on the spoiler thread, and
WB's pages, do we really think that the writers have put this
much energy into thinking what we are thinking???[QUOTE]
For the past ten minutes I've been looking for an article
(I think it was on 'Crashdown.com') but I can't find it. Oh
well. Anyway, it was written by someone who had recently
talked to Jason Katims. S/He asked JK why Liz could get
flashes but Maria and Alex didn't seem able to. When S/He
asked if it was because Max had 'changed' her, if they had
made a connection that allowed Liz to see inside of him, JK
said something like, "Wow, you guys have thought about this a
lot more then I have." I got the impression that the writers
came up with an idea but didn't think it was important enough
to explain. How wrong they were!
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By
shapeshifter |
10-16-2000,
11:45 AM |
Zero, I am sooo glad you're back!
Okay,Steph, dreamdancer, Roswool & everyone, I like
the idea of Tess conspiring with the EAs to get Max. It seems
fitting for a teen to make a bad choice because of lack of
experience. I also like the idea of the Howie D crew being
GAs. Good points on that one.
I'm remembering in Ask NOt when Tess tells Kyle that there
are only 3 other people in the world like her and how lonely
she is. Well, if the GAs come to Roswell, then she'd be
inclined to shine on the EAs and return to the GAs. But this
assumes a Good/Bad scenario, and I don't think the writers are
going to make it that simple. So far they've had Valenti,
Tess, Kyle, and Nasedo develop into characters that are
neither totally good or evil.
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By huggybehr
|
10-16-2000,
11:51 AM |
Hello RBI agents, as usual there are more questions than
answers with this show. Dreamdancer, the thing that I'm
holding onto with the 1+4=5 theory, is that Ron Moore who
wrote Ask Not, is an experienced Sci-fi writer. He must be
aware from his time with Star Trek, that there are dedicated
people out there who do not miss a trick. He also said that 4
square was one of his favourite episodes. He could not have
missed 'today's date - May 27th' in that episode. I am
patiently waiting for the pieces to fall into place, or I will
feel robbed by all the clues they are throwing out there
without following up on them.
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By WR |
10-16-2000,
01:34 PM |
OK, so I have this theory.
We all believe that Nacedo was the 'Royal Protector', and
that the Skins are the Pod Squad's enemies. Nacedo told us so.
But so many things Nacedo has said do not make sense. Such
as: In TLV, he is angry with Tess for bringing Isabel
home. In M2M, he again becomes angry with Tess for bringing
the other three to the Pod Chamber. He also accuses her having
more loyalty to the three of them than him.
Why should this be? If they are the Royal 4, if his job to
protect them and if Tess is supposed to be Max's long lost
bride, why should Nacedo be surprised that Tess feels more
loyalty to them? Why should be become angry that Tess brings
the very people he is supposed to protect to him?
Because he was not who he said he was, and was afraid that
until Max is with Tess, body and soul, he will not fall under
his 'spell'.
Also, in S&B, he claims to have been diddling CW for a
while, yet after their tryst while M & L search the
office, she is surprised by his new found technique. What? She
only just noticed? Scripting, or lies?
What if the Podsters came from the Skins (or are allies
of), and the SSs are the enemy. This could fit, as Liz has
seen the evil within Nacedo. So what is his game? It cannot
simply be the death of the Royal 4. That could have been
achieved easily, at any time. I think it's more a 'Control'
type of deal. However, he needed help, and the only way to
summon help was to use the orbs to send out the signal.
Problem. Only one Orb is in Max's possesion. Solution. Stage a
situation where Max is captured by the FBI. Then, lead the
others in rescue bid. Obtain both Orbs, and the gratitude and
trust of the podsters. On the way, if Liz dies, then great.
The trouble is, he found out how close Max and Liz were, and
her death would further alienate Tess. But why would Nacedo
remain behind after the rescue? Because he wanted to take over
the FBI special unit, to obtain information about possible
sightings of Skins? Would they really send the Royal 4 without
backup? The only problem was that it eventually became Max's
idea, and if Nacedo did not disband the special unit, Max
might think something was up.
The beginning? Suppose that on the planet Twilo, they have
mastered the art of reincarnation. When a person dies, their
‘essence’, or ‘spirit’ is transferred into a cloned body,
incubated in pods, and have their memories from their past
lives 'downloaded' to them. They are 'born' as the same person
they were before.
After an act of treachery, Michael, Tess and Isabel are
slain. Max is alive, but barely. He realises they have no
chance as things stand, and need something extra to defeat
their enemies. He comes up with the plan of sending them as
Genetically engineered humans, to Earth, to obtain this
'Factor X'. Ship despatched, human's abducted, DNA harvested,
etc. New ‘bodies’ are engineered, and are genetically coded to
recognise the image of their mate, extracted from their DNA.
Ship crashes on approach to earth(treachery by Nacedo who
Shape Shifts as member of crew). Survivors (including Nacedo)
set up pod chamber, and insert the Royal essences into clones
in the Pods , including Max's whose life finally ended in
crash. Return to crash site, hide what artefacts they can
before authorities arrive.
Years later, Nacedo returns to check on Pod, to find that
memory load has failed. Podsters are different people now. He
is in despair because this means his plan of ruling through
Royal 4 won't work. Then he discovers that the Bride is dead.
He sees a slim window of opportunity. Replace the bride, let
her feed them their memories. Maybe even make up a few.
Nacedo, knowing he needs to use the same DNA searches for the
original doner. He finds that she has died, but has left a
daughter. Eventually, he finds the daughter, Shiela Hubble.
The attempt to Harvest her DNA fails as she dies in the
attempt. Everett Hubble's return interupts him, so he flees
with no DNA. Rather than face failure, he creates a new Pod
using DNA that he harvested from another woman ( CW? ). He
uses his advanced technology to improve the surrogate Tess's
mind, so she will have powers and capabilities that the others
will have, plus one (Mind Warp) that will help lure Max. He
also manages to plug in some of the memories that Tess was
supposed to have.
He returned to the pod chamber at the designated time to
find that the other three had already hatched. He took Tess,
and continued her training so that one day, he would control
Max through his bride.
While doing some field work for a college project, CG was
in the desert the night of the Crash. Thinking it was a plane
crash, she rushed to offer what assistance she could. She is
horrified at what she finds, but flees before the authorities
arrive. She has a 'feeling' that she should not be found
there. She feels drawn to a small clump of hills, where she
discovers a seriously injured Alien. He tells her the story,
including how he knew that the Pod for the bride was dead, has
kept the brides essence in its container, and how he needs her
help. CG looks similar to the bride's original donor. As GC
nurses the alien to health, he tells her of their world, etc,
and of the love between Max and his bride.
Together they decide that the best course of action would
be for the alien to harvest one of GC's eggs, implant the
essence, and place the now fertilised egg into her womb. This
is not ideal, as the child would not be the same as the other
three, 100 % human, but with an Alien spirit. The main problem
is how to time it right. The alien says he will know, by
reading the stars. By the time the signs are right, GC is too
old to successfully carry the baby to term, so GC suggests
they still harvest her egg, but place it into the womb of her
daughter in law, who is barren. So Liz is technically GC's
daughter, which explains a lot. Because Max emerges from the
Pod, without his bride, there is a 'hole' inside him. When he
sees Liz, there is a faint recognition. Because of his
situation, he watches from afar. Then there is an argument
that gets out of hand .....
The rest is Roswell
Just some of my misguided thoughts. WR.
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By HyperKitN
|
10-16-2000,
01:37 PM |
Evans-that is a good theory. It's kinda funny even though
Brody bought it off of someone. The only podster Courtney has
made noticeable contact w/is Michael and the pentagon goes off
when Michael was around it. Maybe she has another that goes
off when an alien is near it, but was not around it both times
that Max was around the thing, since it seems that he was
around it earlier in the day/evening and Michael was around it
late at night. Nevermind I should have left well enought
alone.
I think if we come up w/all these ideas and theorie then
the writers probably do too. I can't think of why they would
have wanted to change the date on the orbs.
Well hopefully they will explain how it is Isabels B-day
tonight. I think a lot of stuff was left unsaid because they
weren't sure if they would get another season.
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By
StephStephSteph |
10-16-2000,
01:45 PM |
quote:Originally posted by WR: OK, so I have this theory.
We all believe that Nacedo was the 'Royal Protector', and
that the Skins are the Pod Squad's enemies. Nacedo told us so.
But so many things Nacedo has said do not make sense. Such
as: In TLV, he is angry with Tess for bringing Isabel
home. In M2M, he again becomes angry with Tess for bringing
the other three to the Pod Chamber. He also accuses her having
more loyalty to the three of them than him.
Why should this be? If they are the Royal 4, if his job to
protect them and if Tess is supposed to be Max's long lost
bride, why should Nacedo be surprised that Tess feels more
loyalty to them? Why should be become angry that Tess brings
the very people he is supposed to protect to him?
Because he was not who he said he was, and was afraid that
until Max is with Tess, body and soul, he will not fall under
his 'spell'.
Also, in S&B, he claims to have been diddling CW for a
while, yet after their tryst while M & L search the
office, she is surprised by his new found technique. What? She
only just noticed? Scripting, or lies?
What if the Podsters came from the Skins (or are allies
of), and the SSs are the enemy. This could fit, as Liz has
seen the evil within Nacedo. So what is his game? It cannot
simply be the death of the Royal 4. That could have been
achieved easily, at any time. I think it's more a 'Control'
type of deal. However, he needed help, and the only way to
summon help was to use the orbs to send out the signal.
Problem. Only one Orb is in Max's possesion. Solution. Stage a
situation where Max is captured by the FBI. Then, lead the
others in rescue bid. Obtain both Orbs, and the gratitude and
trust of the podsters. On the way, if Liz dies, then great.
The trouble is, he found out how close Max and Liz were, and
her death would further alienate Tess. But why would Nacedo
remain behind after the rescue? Because he wanted to take over
the FBI special unit, to obtain information about possible
sightings of Skins? Would they really send the Royal 4 without
backup? The only problem was that it eventually became Max's
idea, and if Nacedo did not disband the special unit, Max
might think something was up.
The beginning? Suppose that on the planet Twilo, they have
mastered the art of reincarnation. When a person dies, their
‘essence’, or ‘spirit’ is transferred into a cloned body,
incubated in pods, and have their memories from their past
lives 'downloaded' to them. They are 'born' as the same person
they were before.
After an act of treachery, Michael, Tess and Isabel are
slain. Max is alive, but barely. He realises they have no
chance as things stand, and need something extra to defeat
their enemies. He comes up with the plan of sending them as
Genetically engineered humans, to Earth, to obtain this
'Factor X'. Ship despatched, human's abducted, DNA harvested,
etc. New ‘bodies’ are engineered, and are genetically coded to
recognise the image of their mate, extracted from their DNA.
Ship crashes on approach to earth(treachery by Nacedo who
Shape Shifts as member of crew). Survivors (including Nacedo)
set up pod chamber, and insert the Royal essences into clones
in the Pods , including Max's whose life finally ended in
crash. Return to crash site, hide what artefacts they can
before authorities arrive.
Years later, Nacedo returns to check on Pod, to find that
memory load has failed. Podsters are different people now. He
is in despair because this means his plan of ruling through
Royal 4 won't work. Then he discovers that the Bride is dead.
He sees a slim window of opportunity. Replace the bride, let
her feed them their memories. Maybe even make up a few.
Nacedo, knowing he needs to use the same DNA searches for the
original doner. He finds that she has died, but has left a
daughter. Eventually, he finds the daughter, Shiela Hubble.
The attempt to Harvest her DNA fails as she dies in the
attempt. Everett Hubble's return interupts him, so he flees
with no DNA. Rather than face failure, he creates a new Pod
using DNA that he harvested from another woman ( CW? ). He
uses his advanced technology to improve the surrogate Tess's
mind, so she will have powers and capabilities that the others
will have, plus one (Mind Warp) that will help lure Max. He
also manages to plug in some of the memories that Tess was
supposed to have.
He returned to the pod chamber at the designated time to
find that the other three had already hatched. He took Tess,
and continued her training so that one day, he would control
Max through his bride.
While doing some field work for a college project, CG was
in the desert the night of the Crash. Thinking it was a plane
crash, she rushed to offer what assistance she could. She is
horrified at what she finds, but flees before the authorities
arrive. She has a 'feeling' that she should not be found
there. She feels drawn to a small clump of hills, where she
discovers a seriously injured Alien. He tells her the story,
including how he knew that the Pod for the bride was dead, has
kept the brides essence in its container, and how he needs her
help. CG looks similar to the bride's original donor. As GC
nurses the alien to health, he tells her of their world, etc,
and of the love between Max and his bride.
Together they decide that the best course of action would
be for the alien to harvest one of GC's eggs, implant the
essence, and place the now fertilised egg into her womb. This
is not ideal, as the child would not be the same as the other
three, 100 % human, but with an Alien spirit. The main problem
is how to time it right. The alien says he will know, by
reading the stars. By the time the signs are right, GC is too
old to successfully carry the baby to term, so GC suggests
they still harvest her egg, but place it into the womb of her
daughter in law, who is barren. So Liz is technically GC's
daughter, which explains a lot. Because Max emerges from the
Pod, without his bride, there is a 'hole' inside him. When he
sees Liz, there is a faint recognition. Because of his
situation, he watches from afar. Then there is an argument
that gets out of hand .....
The rest is Roswell
Just some of my misguided thoughts. WR.
Wow -
something to think about!!!
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By RosWool
|
10-16-2000,
01:50 PM |
Wr very intresting thoughts i like the whole ruling through
the royal four and fitting GC,in the picture Peace
carolyn
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By
shapeshifter |
10-16-2000,
01:55 PM |
quote:Originally posted by WR: ... ...Liz has seen the
evil within Nacedo. So what is his game? It cannot simply be
the death of the Royal 4. That could have been achieved
easily, at any time. I think it's more a 'Control' type of
deal. However, he needed help, and the only way to summon help
was to use the orbs to send out the signal. Problem. Only one
Orb is in Max's possesion. Solution. Stage a situation where
Max is captured by the FBI. Then, lead the others in rescue
bid. Obtain both Orbs, and the gratitude and trust of the
podsters....
This seemed like the only logical reason for kidnapping Liz
(to bate Max). From everything I've read about the writers
wanting to preserve the mythology thus far, I think this is
still true. I'm just not sure that they will refer to it
anymore or use it in an overt way.
And Qfanny, heads up! I'm passing you the orb for your
personal icon. Catch!
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By RajiQ |
10-16-2000,
02:27 PM |
Whoa, WR, I like the way you think. It seems a liitle strange
for the writers to introduce and then kill Grandma Claudia,
just to show that Max is "not God". Unless is was simply a
lazy plot device. But I'd like to think that there's more to
it. Do you think she knew Atherton?
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By GraceKel
|
10-16-2000,
03:16 PM |
WOW WR I think you covered everything!!! GREAT JOB---very
interesting theory, I for one have never trusted Nasedo or
Tess or any of this. Wonderful post.
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By
LizParkerfan |
10-16-2000,
03:29 PM |
First of all, all this calling Harding the Nasedo kind of
bothers me. I don't think that Harding is the real Nasedo. I
think that Harding is a decoy of some kind of the real
Nasedo(TicTac), who is an very important person in the alien
society. Harding = decoy TicTac= the real Nasedo.
Okay, what if Tic Tac got Sheila Hubble pregant and Liz is
their daughter, which would explain why Liz is half alien. And
I know that people are saying well that would make Liz older,
not if she was put into some kind of pod like
Max/Michael/Isabel. So it is possible that Liz is Sheila's
daughter.
Do you think Brody killed Harding? I know someone mentioned
that the shape of the little thingy was the same shape that
was on Harding's chest.
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By Zero |
10-16-2000,
03:31 PM |
quote:Originally posted by Miss Roswell: What an awesome
thread!!!! I have one question and NO ONE take this the wrong
way, ok???
Do you really think the writers have thought this much
about the show???
I mean, everyone has some terrific ideas/theories and
everything makes so much sense. But everything that I have
read over the weekend, here, on the spoiler thread, and WB's
pages, do we really think that the writers have put this much
energy into thinking what we are thinking???
Miss Roswell - Welcome! Many of us wonder the same
thing, but are convinced that clues are being left for us to
find. (maybe others have responded about this?) There are just
tooooooo many clues for them all to be coincidences - but I'm
sure they didn't realize we would be analyzing each episode to
the extent that we do. The writers should consider it a
compliment!
Dreamdancer and everyone else - thanks for the welcome
back, and welcome to all the newbies!! How great!!
Zero
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By Zero |
10-16-2000,
03:38 PM |
quote:Originally posted by Roswellrox: [B]Hello, my fellow
agents of the RBI...first and foremost I'd like to say the I
agree with Agent Gracekel... Although we have chosen to call
ourselves the RBI, this thread is and always should be "Liz's
importance to the alien mythology." Eventually, that seems to
be what every theory boils down to or leads to no matter how
far we stray away from the topic in our discussions. Fact is ~
Liz is VERY important! B]
Just want to reassure everyone - especially Grace Kel -
that as long as I "manage" (or whatever it is I do with) this
thread - It will continue to have the same title and focus,
because that is where my primary interest falls - Liz's
importance to the alien mythology. But all discussions that
are somehow connected to this - including loose connections -
are welcome!
Zero
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By Qfanny |
10-16-2000,
03:47 PM |
WR as Maxcedo's agent (see http://www.ulink.net/plum/Roswell/
) I am impressed with your theory on Harding as an evil
shapeshifter. Can I use it on the site? Would you mind? If you
want to rewrite the post and email me, that's fine too. That
is, if you're interested. maxcedo@hotmail.com
Everyone here is theory that I do not like, but I keep
thinking over it and I find it so creepy I'm intrigued. When I
was watching Ask Not, and we got the flashbacks from Max (BEM)
we constantly saw the shooting at the Crashdown. Two gun men
fighting, Liz being shot. Ask Not showed a lot of Max/Michael
squabbles. I was trying to figure out why Max would be
remembering this scene when approaching Brody's office door. I
was remembering the dialog of the pilot. The lines spoken
right before Liz got shot:
"More Coffee?" "No Get Out of Here" "Hmph"
I remembered the tone in which the shooter said, "No Get
out of Here" to Maria. I realized that it sounded exactly like
Michael. (Now putting those jumping shoes one for a grande
jete.) What if Max was remembering a future event and past
event when approaching Brody's door? What if Max and Michael
were the shooters? With the May 14th Mommogram message
conflicting with the 4S date of May 27th and these ever
present time travel references, what if Max and Michael had to
go thru time and alter it so Max could admit what he is to
Liz?
The only thing that doesn't seem to fit is the line of "We
have to get rid of her." It seemed to me in Pilot that the
shooters had two different conversations going on. One was
about money... the other was about a girl... What if HER is
TESS! And bringing Liz into the picture was the only way they
could alter time so that Max would not be attracted to Tess!
I still think this theory is rather scary!!! So what do you
all think?
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By
dreamin_away |
10-16-2000,
03:48 PM |
WR- Wow, just Wow!!! I sure hope that's true!!! It would be
totally surprising if they found that out somehow, and I think
the writers are good enough to throw in a bit of
irony!!!
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By Qfanny |
10-16-2000,
03:52 PM |
quote:Originally posted by shapeshifter: And Qfanny,
heads up! I'm passing you the orb for your personal icon.
Catch!
I caught it! I don't come from football country for
nothing! LOL I have a few more posts to make before I can use
it though.
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By
dreamin_away |
10-16-2000,
03:54 PM |
QFanny- Although it's a really good idea, it's not
possible(unless they have more powers we haven't heard of).
Max & Michael were sitting in another booth at the same
time the other "people" were, so unless they have other
powers, it couldn't have been them. I must correct myself now,
nothings impossible, just not very likely.
shanns~Only Time Will Tell
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By Zero |
10-16-2000,
03:54 PM |
quote:Originally posted by LizParkerfan: First of all, all
this calling Harding the Nasedo kind of bothers me. I don't
think that Harding is the real Nasedo. I think that Harding is
a decoy of some kind of the real Nasedo(TicTac), who is an
very important person in the alien society. Harding = decoy
TicTac= the real Nasedo.
Okay, what if Tic Tac got Sheila Hubble pregant and Liz is
their daughter, which would explain why Liz is half alien. And
I know that people are saying well that would make Liz older,
not if she was put into some kind of pod like
Max/Michael/Isabel. So it is possible that Liz is Sheila's
daughter.
Do you think Brody killed Harding? I know someone mentioned
that the shape of the little thingy was the same shape that
was on Harding's chest.
I was the one that notice the "star" brand on Harding's
chest matched the beeper when it goes off - it makes a star
when going really fast. So, I speculated it might have been
used to suck all the life force out of Harding. I also am not
convinced that Harding is Nasedo - it is yet to be proven, and
there are too many holes plus Tic Tac out there! The whole
alien abduction line could play into a human being impregnated
out eggs used, though that sounds a bit too much like an
"X-files" storyline.
Got to go run in the pouring down rain with my kids - got
to love the NW, but can hardly wait to find out WHO it is that
Is says "It's you!" to. Courtney? It seems too obvious. I
can't wait!! MORE CLUES!!
Zero
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By Qfanny |
10-16-2000,
03:59 PM |
quote:Originally posted by dreamin_away: QFanny- Although
it's a really good idea, it's not possible(unless they have
more powers we haven't heard of). Max & Michael were
sitting in another booth at the same time the other "people"
were, so unless they have other powers, it couldn't have been
them. I must correct myself now, nothings impossible, just not
very likely.
shanns~Only Time Will Tell
But this would fit a time travel motiff! If Max and Michael
could travel back into time, then they could be at the
Crashdown as shooters as adults and as teenagers.
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By LizEvans13
|
10-16-2000,
04:00 PM |
Still cookin' up some great theories, huh, guys?! I esp. like
WR's theory. Very detailed.
quote:Originally posted by Qfanny: Why Max and company
couldn't heal Harding with the stones. I definately think it's
because Liz was absent...
Oh my gosh, Qfanny! Great minds must think alike. I was
thinking that just yesterday while watching "Ask Not". Hmm...
...
"ISABEL: Brody said the device just went off in his hand.
It send out a pulse without warning, so I think it was because
Michael was near, but I'm not sure.
ALEX: But why would it react to Michael and not to you?"
When I heard these 2 lines, sirens went off in my head...
what if Michael and/or Tess are different kinds of aliens than
Max/Isabel? I know this has been covered before, but this
seems to be substantial evidence. Then again, maybe I'm just
looking too hard.
Amber
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By Starstruck
|
10-16-2000,
04:11 PM |
Happy Roswell day my fellow Agents
Thank you Shapeshifter for sapeshifting into Zero and
starting the new thread!
Evid- I like the way you think. I'm learning so much on
this thread. I think your Indian mythology story plays in
beautifuly with our dream couple and the 14=hand theory. I'll
have to look for the costellation of the hand when the clouds
leave the NY sky. Orion is one constellation I actually know
how to find. Evid are you serious there are those who want
Liz gone?? NOOOOO! I rerely wander from this board (lack of
time). I can't believe they don't see what we see!
47 born- Very cool info about Sumatra Florida. I must admit
I had a hard time with what Maria said (it must be her new
teeth LOL). I had to look it up on the transcripts.
About the date May 27- that was a Saturday. This original
date therefore must be wrong, they wouldn't have been in
school on a Saturday. It also couldn't have been the 7th as
someone suggested because that was a Sunday, again no school.
I think they just made a boo boo. Does anyone konw how to
treat a constellation for certain dates. If so we could see if
Venus lined up with Aries to form the V constellation on a
date earlier then the 27th.
GraceKel- as I'm sure you would know I too was wondering
about the "Noriega" reference. I thought - a clue, a clue! My
thoughts, maybe Harding wasn't the good guy (I have my
reservations about him anyway) that he wanted the gang to
think he was. I mean what do we really know about him? He
shows up at the pod chamber and retrieves Tess (if that's even
true) and were suposed to think he's on their side because of
that? Well, "this fish doesnt swallow that bait".
I have said right along that I thought Howie D and the
other beeper holders might be good guys, allies to our gang.
WR- Very nice! You captured my attention. I like the way
your theory explains away many things. You obviously put a lot
of thought into this. Excellent work Agent WR!
Though I don't understand why Isabel is having a Birthday
party tonight I'm glad that we're all invited! What do you get
for an alien who seams to have everything? LOL
Starstruck
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By Qfanny |
10-16-2000,
04:46 PM |
Let me introduce you to Joe Skeen! He is the "real" house
representative from Roswell. Born in 1927, that would have
made him 20 years old at the time of the CRASH! He served in
the military from 1949 to 1952. Surprisingly- he won his first
election to the House by a write-in campaign back in 1980. He
does have an office in Roswell, his hometown. That is located
at:
Roswell Office 1717 West Second Street Suite
100 Roswell, NM 88201
If there are aliens in Roswell, this is the guy that would
KNOW about it!!!
Let's all mail Liz some letters to this address now that we
know that the office is a real fixture in Roswell.
Here's his mug shoot, courtsey of
http://www.house.gov/skeen/biography.htm
(Screencap used for purpose of academic discussion)
Belongs to these House Committees: Committee on
Appropriations
Appropriations Subcommittee Assignments:
· Chairman, Subcommittee on Agriculture, Rural Development,
FDA & Related Agencies · Subcommittee on Interior ·
Subcommittee on Defense
Ok, now for something more serious. As you know, I've been
wondering about Whitaker's comment about, "Politics is the
reason why you sleep with me in the first place." She said to
Pierce. If Whitaker has all the same committee assignments as
the REAL Congressman, then the subcommitte for defense could
be why Pierce needed to sleep with her.
RBI AGENT QFANNY~~
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By
LizParkerfan |
10-16-2000,
05:39 PM |
Bumping this thread.
---------------- Applesaucer, Dreamgirl, Applesaucer,
Catfighter, R.B.I.
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By HyperKitN
|
10-16-2000,
06:46 PM |
It is funny that now that the show has started its season, we
haven't talked about TicTac all that much. I never thought
that Harding was Nasedo, but maybe he was a protector and took
on the persona because the podsters were familiar w/him. Could
TicTac make an appearance tonight and have something to do
w/Isabels past. Or maybe both aliens Harding & TicTac kept
SS in and out last season unbeknownst to the other.
Did you guys read that article from EW. We need to continue
to recrute newbies to the show. I don't know about you, but I
would like to see how it all works out and not be left w/these
unanswered question.
I don't know if having Liz there when healing does
anything, but now it seems it maybe true since there have been
so many occurances so far. If aliens have been among us for a
long time. Her family could be descendants of aliens from, I
don't know the 1700's or something. Her genes could have
adapted to be human through evolution of some sort. So there
wouldn't be any trace of aliens in her. I have read a few
books who try to say that the ancient Druids were supposedly
aliens, because of there practices and the relects left
behind. They died out, but descendants are always around.
Maybe all Liz needed was a little push.
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By Qfanny |
10-16-2000,
07:03 PM |
Well, I just saw Surprise and boy was I ever! My Eyes! I will
be permantantly damamge from the laughter I had over Alex's
strip scene. But OH MY GOD!!! What a great episode. I hope
someone here can say something more constructive about the
episode and Liz. Boy, is that girl a good liar or what?
Never spite a woman in a red dress!
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By 47born |
10-16-2000,
07:43 PM |
Qfanny: I agree! I'm still in shock with the ending. I
found myself totally glued to my chair after the dance scene.
The writers did good and even answered a few questions I
think. (Unless they played games with us). Now to rewatch the
show several more times!!!!
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By Reggie |
10-16-2000,
07:55 PM |
quote:Originally posted by Qfanny: Well, I just saw
Surprise and boy was I ever! My Eyes! I will be permantantly
damamge from the laughter I had over Alex's strip scene. But
OH MY GOD!!! What a great episode. I hope someone here can say
something more constructive about the episode and Liz. Boy, is
that girl a good liar or what?
Never spite a woman in a red dress!
Or a three-eyed green BEM! Seriously, I've grown
accustomed to your icon - do keep it!
As for Liz: she's (unwittingly) betrayed Tess to an enemy,
thus endangering all the podsters. Oops. Do you suppose she'll
try to make nice with Tess now? And, as I've posted elsewhere,
wouldn't it be a hoot if Tess was a normal, insignificant BEM
from a normal, insignificant small town - not unlike someone
else?
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By nermal |
10-16-2000,
07:58 PM |
About tonight's ep:
Did it seem a bit odd to you guys how eager CW was to meet
Liz's parents?
Scary odd.
Too bad Liz didn't try Michael's cake.
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By RW |
10-16-2000,
08:21 PM |
Hey, this is the first time I've visited this board. I must
say that ya'll have some really interesting and indepth ideas!
So here is my contribution.
I personally believe that Liz is, for the most part a
"normal" human, at least not alien or half alien. It seems to
me that she gets flashes because she is human. Bere with me.
In TWR, Necado tells Michael that their powers are human, they
have just been genetically engineered to be ahead of the rest
of the human race. Well, if that is so, then when Max healed
Liz and, more importantly, initiated the reverse conection, he
might have "stretched" Liz's mind so that she could start to
develope her true potential. After all, don't scientists say
that we only use 10% of our minds anyway?
Also, this is one of my own personal fantasies and doesn't
have any references in the show, I think that the podsquad's
destinies aren't what they are being told they are by the
momagram. What I mean is that what the Momogram said about
their destinies, especially in relation to each other, was
based on an old prophacy from the old planet. You know how in
fantasy books, the hero is often fortold of by a prophacy that
usually doesn't mean what it first appears to say. Suppose
that the podsquad's "destiny", especially the relationship
part, is part of a prophacy that has been misinterpreted.
Anyway thats my own personal theory that really has no
relevance to the show.
Also on the subject of Tess, not to defend her or anything
( I really don't like her), but I think that the only reason
that she is so after Max is because she has been brought up to
believe that. Necado taught her that she couldn't be involved
with humans and he wasn't exactly the most compainable guy so
she is lonely and has been gearing up her whole life for this
"meaningful relationship" only to find that this guy who she
has always been taught was meant for her and her alone, wants
nothing to do with. Don't get me wrong, I think she is
coniving and I don't like her.
Sorry for such a long post, but one other thing. On AN,
there was all this comparison of Max to JFK, but did any one
else notice that Liz is an awful lot like Jackie? Or is that
my imagination.
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By Qfanny |
10-16-2000,
09:35 PM |
quote:Originally posted by RW:
I personally believe
that Liz is, for the most part a "normal" human, at least not
alien or half alien. (...) Also on the subject of Tess,
not to defend her or anything ( I really don't like her), but
I think that the only reason that she is so after Max is
because she has been brought up to believe that.
I totally agree with your points!! I am a strong is not an
supporter! You may want to visit the maxcedo site at
http://www.ulink.net/plum/Roswell/ and specifically
http://www.ulink.net/plum/Roswell/Liz.htm .
I also agree that Tess doesn't know how to think for
herself, and just did whatever Nasedo told her to do.
Welcome to the RBI!
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By Roswellrox
|
10-17-2000,
01:24 PM |
Okie-Dokie!!! I just watched Surprise, and surprise... the EA
is CW!!! Wahoo! I knew she was EVIL! Okay... so now all we
have to do is get rid of Courtney and maybe Grant (more on
that in a minute)...
Some random thoughts after watching this eppy:
~Liz is still a background character! GRRR... What is up
with that? I mean, yes, she did play a major part in them
discovering that CW was bad, but come on! Since when is it Liz
that gets left behind to cover for people when something huge
is going down? NEVER!!!!
~What is up with Grant and Isabel? How old is he? Guessing
that he is maybe at the youngest 24, that still makes him 6
years older than Is... that's a lot! And how is Is 18? Weren't
they all 16 last year? Or did we all just assume that?
~We have clarification about the b-day thing... Is said
Oct. 25 is the day that they chose to celebrate her b-day... I
can accept that. It's not uncommon in adopted families to
celebrate a chosen birthday or the day of adoption as a
birthday of sorts.
~Wow! CW gave us valuable info about the podster's
past...and I don't think she was lying either. According to
CW, Is was in love with some alien and she was willing to
betray her brother and her race to have him... I don't think
the lover was Michael however... it seems logical to me that
whoever took the essences of the royal four would leave the
lover behind... maybe the reason that they have no memories of
their past lives is because in order for the podsters to
succeed this time Is had to not have any knowledge of her skin
lover...
~Could Grant be a counterpart to the skin lover? Could
Grant be a skin? Why did Is get a flash when she wiped Grant's
blood away? (I loved the big brotherly comments by Max and
Michael to Is.)
~It seems to me that Max has his work cut out for him...
He's trying to convince everyone that their "destiny" in their
past life doesn't have to be the same as it is in this life...
First, Tess about the whole bride thing...Second, Liz about
them being soulmates and making their own destiny,...and now
Isabel about whether or not she will repeat history. (Granted
that she tells him what CW actually said.)
This whole thing frustrates me! I don't understand this
whole thing about the podsters being so caught up in who they
were! I mean, yes, it is important that they have a job to do,
but I don't see what that has to do with the romantic
relationships and the inheirant parts of their character! They
are different people now! Yes, they have a job to do, but
couldn't they do it in a different relational dynamic?
Random questions: ~What the heck is the granilith?
~Why didn't Maria take Courtney out in the kitchen? lol I
wanna see that so bad! ~What's up with that lame story of
Courtney's about the step son thing? CW wasn't old enought to
have a step son their age! her husband would've had to been
like 50 or something...
Hmmm... I think that's enough for today! lol
Agent Rox signing off!
P.S. RW, welcome! Your ideas are very welcome here! You
sound like and RBI at heart!
BTW~ What the heck does BEM mean?
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By HyperKitN
|
10-17-2000,
01:25 PM |
Holy Mackerel :o-That was a great eppy. So all this time I
thought it was Tess that betrayed them and now we find out it
was Isabel. I hope this was a trick on the part of CW. How
come Nasedo didn't know that she was a friggin "skin"?
So what about the flash Iz had when she wiped the blood
from Grant. Is he going to end up an enemy. Obviously Courtney
is keeping an eye out.
What great chemestry that JB and KH have.
Liz was pretty cool. Quick thinking on her part getting
into that drawer. Quite the little burlgar we have here. That
was funny what she told Mrs. Evans about Isabel.
Next weeks looks cute. I wish they would comb BF hair out
of his face like in this next eppy. The guys looked sooo cute.
Speaking of cute, Alex striptease was so cute and funny. He
looked beefer.
So how come out pod squad never investigated the pod
chamber before?
Well after I watch it again tomorrow, I think I will have
more to say, nighty night.
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By
shapeshifter |
10-16-2000,
11:20 PM |
quote:Originally posted by Roswellrox: ...Random
questions: ~What the heck is the granilith?
... ~What's up with that lame story of Courtney's about
the step son thing? CW wasn't old enought to have a step son
their age! her husband would've had to been like 50 or
something... ...
Okay, don't ask reference questions with a Librarian in the
audience if you don't want her to get on her soapbox. Here
goes, citations & all:
On The Science Fiction of Surprise thread at
http://bbs.fanforum.com/Forum3/HTML/000934-2.html , LSS
posted: quote:In common English a granolith is a stepping
stone--a pavement stone. and shapeshifter (moi) answered:
quote:Good catch! I thought it was a made-up word. It reminded
me of the monolith in 2001 SO. Webster's Collegiate says:
an artificial stone of crushed granite and cement. I also
predicted and predict that Liz & Tess will make nice: 'the
enemy of my enemy is my friend.'
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By czech
please |
10-17-2000,
12:01 AM |
ok, i seem to be in the minority, but after tonight's ep i am
more suspicious of tess than ever before. too many things
about her just don't add up. for me, tonight's stand-out line
was liz saying "i'm sorry, but i don't trust tess." it stuck
with me for the rest of the episode. i guess you *could* chalk
it up to jealously, but i really doubt it.
cool subtle message of the night: when michael and courtney
are in the kitchen discussing the cake, there is a bumper
sticker(?) above mike's head that reads "tell us the truth."
i need to watch the ep again and see how i feel, just
wanted to express my tess uneasines first! see y'all.
************ "she's like dolly parton without the jugs"
| |
By Melodious1
|
10-17-2000,
12:09 AM |
Agent Melodious checking in with something that's really
bothering me about SURPRISE.
Ok, seemingly, Whitaker suspected Tess initially... WHY?
Why Tess and not immediately Isabel? It seems, from Whitaker's
little story, that she was looking for "the traitor";
someone's *sister* (presumedly, the leader's sister). Whitaker
didn't even have to know who Max was (which I do think she
did) because Isabel/Max are living as BRO/SIS! I'd think Iz
would have been the obvious choice from the getgo (and
Max/Tess were *definitely* not!). Whitaker knew Isabel and
Tess were the female hybrid royals, she just didn't know which
one to choose (?) Did Whitaker suspect Tess because of what
Liz said about her?? This makes NO sense because Liz described
Tess (accurately) as the girl who basically stole her man (aka
Max the leader whose sister was sent with him to Earth also as
a hybrid)... that's OBVIOUSLY not a very "sisterly" thing to
do. Unless bro/sis relationships on Twilo are more comparable
to grecian tragedy (eww) as opposed to the *normal* (healthy!)
bro/sis relationship on Earth??
Did Whitaker secretly *test* Isabel and she seemingly
failed this test, hence Whitaker immediately deduced it was
Tess they were looking for? But then Tess turned out to be
completely wrong and then went back to their suspecting
Isabel?
I assumed (from what Whitaker said) that it *had to be* one
of the female "hybrid royals" that was Vilandra? But what if
Vilandra was NEVER sent as a hybrid to Earth? However,
Vilandra IS on Earth in a different form? If Isabel nor Tess
are Vilandra... then who could Vilandra be? I don't want to
speculate what I'm speculating (but I think I have to). Who's
the one person that has had "V" associated with her more than
anyone else in the story so far? The first to have the "V"
constellation vision and the one referred to as "Venus"? Yes
kids, what if Liz is Vilandra? Of course, I'd IMMEDIATELY have
to assume it's Mike that's her brother and NOT Max (can
someone say, "incest"? ...yuck!!) Although, if Vilandra was
this traitor that betrayed her brother and family (inc. Max)
then why would Max have been attracted to Liz/Vilandra (in
love with her?) from the very first moment he saw her? I would
assume he'd hate her from the very first moment for betraying
him?
Melodious
| |
By Melodious1
|
10-17-2000,
12:31 AM |
quote:Originally posted by czech please: ok, i seem to be
in the minority, but after tonight's ep i am more suspicious
of tess than ever before. too many things about her just don't
add up. for me, tonight's stand-out line was liz saying "i'm
sorry, but i don't trust tess." it stuck with me for the rest
of the episode. i guess you *could* chalk it up to jealously,
but i really doubt it.
And I thought I was going to be alone tonight Czech! I
almost feel *guilty* that I'm still distrusting her after
watching SURPRISE (obviously seeing her get the crap kicked
out of her by Whitaker). Yet I STILL can't trust her?! I don't
think it's jealousy or bitterness either; her "kidnapping"
(sickeningly) invoking sympathy in basically everyone,
particularly Isabel (except Maria and Liz of course gotta love
our human vixens).
Although, after tonight's ep, it really seems like the
writers want us to believe she *is* a podster (Whitaker does
mention her as one of the "hybrid royals"). Not only that, but
a *misunderstood* podster (which is even WORSE!) What of the
inconsistencies in her story? Particularly the memories Max
has in BALANCE as compared to the memories he has post-Tess'
arrival? They were obviously different. I'm in limbo where
Tess is concerned... I don't want to trust her (gut feeling is
telling me she's hiding something); but if she is a podster, I
shouldn't have a reason to distrust her, am I right?
...although, I'd have assumed the same for Isabel, but from
what Whitaker says (which could be a big lie), Isabel is the
one not to be trusted... yet I still trust Isabel completely!
Please tell me I'm not some kind of moron!
Melodious
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By
Dreamdancer |
10-17-2000,
04:45 AM |
Melodioue1-Here is what I thought about the situation. What if
VW was lying to get the granolith to make Iz feel vulnerable.
What if Liz is Vilandra and her brother is Micheal and the
great love she sided with was Max. I'm not saying that Micheal
and Liz could be half skin but what if they were apart of a
party who was in coalition with the skins. Maybe thats why
Micheal always had a hard time controlling his powers and Liz
needed to be awakened to hers. I know this is really
blowing the roof off here but if Liz is really Vilandra I
don't like the thought of her being evil or betraying
Max. Czhech: You are not alone I still dont trus T***
either and I really think she is up to no good.
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By
StephStephSteph |
10-17-2000,
06:15 AM |
quote:Originally posted by Roswellrox:
~Liz is still a
background character! GRRR... What is up with that? I mean,
yes, she did play a major part in them discovering that CW was
bad, but come on! Since when is it Liz that gets left behind
to cover for people when something huge is going down?
NEVER!!!!
I agree! Why was she "Still working" at CW's when the party
was going on.. or why was she left to "cover for Is"?? She's
LIZ after all - put her in the CENTER!!!
quote: ~What is up with Grant and Isabel? How old is he?
Guessing that he is maybe at the youngest 24, that still makes
him 6 years older than Is... that's a lot! And how is Is 18?
Weren't they all 16 last year? Or did we all just assume that?
He's gotta be older than 24. I mean, I'm 26 and he looks
too old for ME!
quote: ~Wow! CW gave us valuable info about the
podster's past...and I don't think she was lying either.
According to CW, Is was in love with some alien and she was
willing to betray her brother and her race to have him... I
don't think the lover was Michael however... it seems logical
to me that whoever took the essences of the royal four would
leave the lover behind... maybe the reason that they have no
memories of their past lives is because in order for the
podsters to succeed this time Is had to not have any knowledge
of her skin lover...
~Could Grant be a counterpart to the skin lover? Could
Grant be a skin? Why did Is get a flash when she wiped Grant's
blood away? (I loved the big brotherly comments by Max and
Michael to Is.)
All right, here's where I go out on a limb. I'm convinced
that the counterpart is Grant. He's a Skin and maybe has some
recollection of his past with Is, but not a total! I also
think that he might not really care about the love aspect of
their past relationship, but rather the granilith. He may
think that if he "reminds" Is of things in the past, then
she'll turn on the Pod Squad and help him and the Skins "take
over the world", or whatever their mission is. I think it's
KEY that SHE found the granilith! I also think it's key that
she didn't tell Max or Mike about what CW said.. about the
betrayal. She's starting to keep secrets!!
One other thing.. I would just like to state for the record
that I, in no way shape or form, trust Ms. T - I'm CONVINCED
she has something to hide and that she's in some way in
cahoots with the Skins or the EA. I just wish I could put my
finger on HOW!!!
Agent StephStephSteph
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By
StephStephSteph |
10-17-2000,
06:20 AM |
One other thing.. so, I know CW got the thought of taking T
from the last AN when Liz names T as "the other woman from his
past". So, did CW know about Max and the whole Pod Squad and
then concluded that T must be one of them too and that would
be a good way to get "to the leader" (max)?? Or.. did she
really "think it was" Is??
Or.. if you're going to try and get the Granilith from the
Pod Squad and you TRULY believe they have it, why not go
directly to Max? He IS the leader.. wouldn't he have it if
they had it?? And, if so, why not capture Liz - being that Max
would run after Liz first and foremost?? Does Liz carry some
sort of power over CW and the Skins? Do they have an
allegiance to her that maybe they would never hurt her, yet
could care less about T ? Or.. am I totally nuts and grasping
at straws!?!?
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By rocklowery
|
10-17-2000,
06:25 AM |
I have to agree about T***, I don't trust her as far as I can
throw that building she was "beat up" in. Here's another
possible scenario: What if Liz, as Vilandra, did indeed betray
her brother, but her brother was the leader of the skins, not
Michael or Max. She tried to save the four of them by
betraying her brothers plans to take over and was killed along
with the other three in their attempt to escape. Mind you I
have no real proof of this but it would explain why CW was so
angry and why she would change the story around to find the
granolith. If this scenario were true then Vilandra would be
the last person to tell her!
Just some crazy early morning speculation!
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By michworl
|
10-17-2000,
06:50 AM |
What about Grant calling Tess to "supposedly" ask her what to
get Is for her birthday? I think that Grant is a skin and the
mysterious lover could be Tess. Maybe that's why we still feel
uneasy with her. She could have used to power to project those
dream images to Is like she did Max last season. What CW told
Is could be a set up to make Is doubt herself and cause
problems between herself, Max and Michael. Tess could be
the royal that betrayed their race.
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By 47born |
10-17-2000,
06:52 AM |
If Liz is Vilandra, Max is her beloved, maybe the brother who
was betrayed is not among the pod squad. Her brother could
have been left back on the home planet. CW also stated that
she couldn't tell which one was Vilandra for sure, she was
just using a 50/50 guess. Also, why did one of the pods
not heal Tess's injuries at the scene? They can heal each
other, remember Michaels black eye in ID?
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By AdamF |
10-17-2000,
06:53 AM |
Hey all!
I am coming out of delurking to post a quick thought (I
barely ever have to time to even check the boards anymore).
This is the only thread that I still read when I get a moment.
Did anyone else think that it was strange that the
granolith, which is essential to the survival of the skins
(their enemy), was in the pod chamber?
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By
LizParkerfan |
10-17-2000,
06:54 AM |
LizParkerfan reporting in.
I guess I can throw away the little Whitaker=Sheila Hubble
theory now that the good congresswoman is not with us anymore.
I think Grant is a skin. How did a geologist who works with
the earth get blood on his neck? Now for some reason, I don't
trust Isabel. Why did she tell Max and Michael about the whole
betrayal thing? Will Isabel possible betray them again in the
future? I may have to keep an eye on both Tess and Isabel. Or
maybe the skins are puttting doubt into Isabel's head to make
her think it's true....never mind.
Bye for now.
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By
StephStephSteph |
10-17-2000,
07:23 AM |
quote:Originally posted by michworl: What about Grant
calling Tess to "supposedly" ask her what to get Is for her
birthday? I think that Grant is a skin and the mysterious
lover could be Tess. Maybe that's why we still feel uneasy
with her. She could have used to power to project those dream
images to Is like she did Max last season. What CW told Is
could be a set up to make Is doubt herself and cause problems
between herself, Max and Michael. Tess could be the royal
that betrayed their race.
YES!! This is what I was thinking! Well, not exactly (I
still can't shake it that T isn't REALLY part of the Pod
Squad), but if she IS part of the Pod Squad, then this is a
GREAT reason!!!
Gawd, I love this show!
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By rocklowery
|
10-17-2000,
07:26 AM |
quote:Originally posted by LizParkerfan: LizParkerfan
reporting in.
I guess I can throw away the little Whitaker=Sheila Hubble
theory now that the good congresswoman is not with us anymore.
I think Grant is a skin. How did a geologist who works with
the earth get blood on his neck? Now for some reason, I don't
trust Isabel. Why did she tell Max and Michael about the whole
betrayal thing? Will Isabel possible betray them again in the
future? I may have to keep an eye on both Tess and Isabel. Or
maybe the skins are puttting doubt into Isabel's head to make
her think it's true....never mind.
Bye for now.
lol about CW being Sheila Hubble!
As to how Grant got the cut, having been around a rock
drill before, I can honestly see how he got cut. Small, very
sharp pieces of rock do tend to go flying when you're using
one of those. I have to admit I do like Grant and he may not
be just a geologist, but my gut is telling me he's not one of
the black hats, or snake skins if you prefer. I'm wondering if
he could be the long-missing Tictac. Besides, Courtney was
planting images in Is's head all evening. If they are going to
try to convince Is that she is Vilandra it would be in their
best interest to come between her and any potential love
interest so she would be more likely to hook up with their
leader.
I have to say CW's story sounds suspicious simply because
if Vilandra did betray her brother in that way, why did she go
so far as to get herself killed instead of just joining her
lover after the others were dead? Something stinks in
Roswell!!!
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By Granolith
|
10-17-2000,
08:38 AM |
WOW. Lots to think about. I like this board because it is more
positive than some of the others. Here are some of my
thoughts.
I am kind of a simpleton. I think that the book from the
home planet was correct. The royal 4 are as we have been told.
For those who are concerned about secrets being kept, the
podsters have ALWAYS kept secrets from eachother. It is not a
new thing, so I don't worry. Although they could really go far
by telling the truth.
Yes, Iz was Valandra in her previous life. Again, not too
concerned because she is Iz now.
I think Grant was the skin she loved.
The reason she (a traitor) is with the pod squad is because
she sacrificed herself for this other race. No one ever knew
she was a traitor. I think CW honestly thought Iz was on their
side and would give her the info she was after. Weird how CW
says she'll kill them all if she has to. How is she going to
get her precious info from corpses???
Another random thought. Why isn't Courtney totally killing
people yet?
I also think that Liz is very important, even though I
don't think she is an alien. Please don't get mad at me. I
think she is important to the aliens because of the
relationship she had (will have) with Max. I really liked the
thought someone had on the time travel of Mike and Max back to
the Crashdown Pilot epi. Is she important because she helps
the royal 4 in their quest or does Max choose her over his
quest? I don't know. For some reason she is a key figure.
Again, this is a really cool thread. Thanx for letting me
"crash" here.
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By
shapeshifter |
10-17-2000,
09:19 AM |
Okay guys, after skimming all your deductions, here's my take:
Whitaker assumed Liz was Tess because of the Max
connection and so initially intended to get her to turn
traitor. When she realized her error, she used Liz to discover
Tess's identity. But she still didn't know if Michael or Max
was the leader, and so mistook Tess for Isabel/Valandra (BTW,
is there a Valandra in C.S. Lewis's Perlandra? {a space
alegory}). Anyway, so Grant WAS successful in luring the
alienated (pun intended) Tess into a traitor scheme, but then
Grant and Whitaker betrayed Tess. Meanwhile, Courtney gave Is
the flashes--luring her into the trap? Or trying to thwart
Whitaker?
Maybe Liz does have the essence of Max's beloved (don't
want to speculate on biology of this right now), and Nasedo
created poor Tess to be a decoy.
The "we've got to get rid" of her dudes in the pilot might
have been skins.
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By GraceKel
|
10-17-2000,
09:30 AM |
Shapeshifter can you run that by me again cuz it sounds
interesting YET CONFUSING can you explain this like I am a six
year old please? LOL!!!!
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By Zero |
10-17-2000,
10:48 AM |
Hi all - Have only watched Surprised once, but here is my big
issue that stuck. Now that we know that Whitaker was a Skin,
doesn't it seem weird that Pierce/Harding didn't pick up on
that while being intimate with her??? I'm thinking visions
here! BUT Liz - our focus - does get visions! I'm thinking
this gives more credance to the belief that Liz is changing,
and may be the clue to seeing the evil within!
This episdoe - though totally fun - raised lots of
questions for me - way more than were answered! I agree with
all of you that don't trust Tess! What was she doing out there
- in the middle of nowhere in the first place??
Also - I don't think it was Courtney sending Iz the
messages - I think it was Tess - or Whitaker - or just Iz's
ability due to her close connection with Tess. IF Courtney was
sending the images, than she would have to have been there
when Tess was abducted, and I got the feeling she was working
at the Crashdown. (Only two tire tracks were seen.)
Also, Courtney dating the stepson - maybe on another
planet! But I got the impression Whitaker was single on this
planet - otherwise, why would she be talking about her
boyfriend with newly hired staff.
Also, WHO got Liz the Great Opportunity at Whitaker's
office? I thought it was Harding/Pierce, but ...
I have to watch the show again before commenting more, but
last issues raised: - I also wondered about Whitaker's
interest in Liz's parents. - I think Grant is either a Skin
or Tic Tac, but time will tell. He could very well be the Skin
Iz supposedly loved in the former life. - So are they
finally going to read some of the files they have access to -
look at Whitaker's files alone, there is a treasure trove of
information there!! I want to read them if they don't! -
How are they going to explain the "disappearance" of Whitaker
- the FBI will be brought in on that one for sure! - Why
didn't Harding tell them about the granilith behind the pods -
maybe that is why he was upset that Tess had brought the
podsters there originally.
Finally, I thought the Alex dance was hysterical! And I was
SOOOO glad to see Max and Iz's mom there! Where was her dad?
Where are the parents??
See you all soooon! Zero
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By
shapeshifter |
10-17-2000,
10:52 AM |
quote:Originally posted by GraceKel: Shapeshifter can you
run that by me again cuz it sounds interesting YET CONFUSING
can you explain this like I am a six year old please?
LOL!!!! Actually, I have 2 theories here, so I will
separate them. The Skins hear the momogram, but, like us,
are not sure who is who. Liz was there, and remember Nasedo
saying she shouldn't be. So, maybe he had transferred the
essence from Tess to Liz somehow to hide it.
Now, part 2: Whittaker either presumes Liz is one of the
royal 4 but soon realizes her blunder, or she just knows about
Liz's disenchantment and decides to take advantage. Recall
Pierce knew in WR about Liz's importance to Max, and CW and
Pierce were confidantes. In either case, she uses Liz to
identify Tess as the key (and mistakes Tess for Valandra).
Grant aids CW in luring an alienated Tess into a meeting
supposedly to get rid of Liz, but really to betray all and
reveal the Granolith.
Meanwhile, Courtney gives Is flashes that lead her to Tess.
Courtney's motive is either to get rid of Michael's betrothed
so she can move in (Maria is a non-entity to Courtney), or
Courtney really did do a thing with Whitaker's stepson and
wants to get even by having Is thwart Whitaker's plan to kill
Tess.
How's that?
and, BTW: "granolith" comes from "grain" meaning "seed" and
"lithic" meaning "stone," so it is a "seed stone." LSS says
it's also a "stepping stone."
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By Melodious1
|
10-17-2000,
11:22 AM |
Staring up at the ceiling this morning in bed, an insane
"Liz=Vilandra" speculation came to me... however, it's so
complex, I don't know if it's plausible.
Faction 1: Max (Podian leader, fell in love w/
Vilandra) Isabel (leader's sister)
Faction 2: Skins or Skin sympathizers ~Vilandra (Max's
1st wife, Queen & "the balance") ~Michael (2nd in
command, betrothed to Isabel to seal treaty between faction 1
& 2) ~Tess (jealous sister; in love with Max)
Tess wants Max, Tess meets with Skin Rebel leaders and
strikes up a deal... "I'll help you if you help me remove my
sister from my beloved Max's heart." Vilandra - a Skin
sympathizer - wants peace between Skins & Podians (hence,
could be an ambassador to some extent)... Tess uses this to
her advantage. One of the Skins (who could be in love with
Vilandra), along with Tess' help, build an enormous MindWarp
making everyone believe Vilandra is supporting the Skin Rebel
forces that want to overthrow Max's rule. Max doesn't believe
it at first, but Tess mindwarps him (or some Skin mindwarps
him), making him think Vilandra was unfaithful to him with a
Skin Rebel (a Skin she might have even had a relationship with
at one time or another, but that was long in the past). Max is
furious and exiles her, executes her? Vilandra, realizing
somehow she's been the pawn in a horrible conspiracy, never
holds anomosity against Max (because she loves him so much).
So, Vilandra (the "balance" between both worlds) has been
removed by Skin Rebels and Max is now free for Tess' taking
(hence, Max marries her out of spite? Shortly before they're
all killed). Unfortunately, in her desperate need to secure
Max; Tess didn't realize how truly important Vilandra was in
the cause. W/out her, Podian rule is now doomed. The Skins
betray Tess and slaughter all the royals. To get even more
melodramatic, on his deathbed (dying on the battlefield?) some
cruel Skin 'in the know' told Max *everything*, that it was
all a big conspiracy set-up by Skin Rebels & his present
bride, Tess; that he needless killed/exiled his own wife
because of it (which was their downfall). Max (aghast at what
he's done) in that instant wishes he could live it all over
again...
Earth, Max gets off the school bus and from across the
playground, *recognizes* his beloved 1st wife (reincarnated or
perhaps her essence was also cloned and someone who never
doubted her -TicTac?- managed to smuggle it to Earth on that
spaceship 1947? He implants it in Liz Parker because she's *in
synch* with Max's hatching?); the one who he so bitterly
betrayed in the past. Max (still) doesn't understand why he's
so attracted to Liz because the Podians (believing Vilandra
the foulest of temptresses) erased all his memories of her,
however, they couldn't erase her from his soul. This could
also explain Max's rather bizarre line to Liz at the end of
ASK NOT, "I don't care about my planet" yada yada "I'm coming
for YOU Liz". Max somehow *senses* Liz's importance and
refuses to betray her again; refuses to choose his crown/duty
over his heart (the same mistake he made in the past life
which got them all killed). Hence, also accentuating all the
"follow your heart" statements in Roswell directed at both Max
& Liz. This might also accentuate the speculations on Liz
herself being some type of leader or the complement to the
leader (because -in theory- Liz/Vilandra WAS in the alien past
life and ruled alongside Max).
I wonder if Tess remembers something/anything about
Vilandra (since she's the only one that seems to concretely
remember anything)? Something she's choosing not to tell
everyone at the moment? (although, she might not remember
either due to above Podian Vilandra beliefs).
Possibly Whitaker was telling what she believes to be the
truth about Vilandra? Perhaps it was only a *selected few*
amongst Skin Rebels that knew the actual truth about the
Vilandra situation? Or maybe Whitaker does know the truth, but
fudged it to make it look like Vilandra was a complete traitor
(which I can definitely see Whitaker doing, for the *good of
her race*).
What do y'all think, am I completely insane?
Melodious
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By czech
please |
10-17-2000,
12:39 PM |
i'm glad i'm not alone in my tess feelings. the whole
kidnapping thing screamed set-up. and for all of us who
wondered about the whole "chemical company" excuse grant gave
for his presence in s&b, i think we can guess what he was
really looking for--the granolith.
courtney, however, is still baffling me. sure she's a skin,
but i still kinda like her! makes me wonder just how "evil"
that evil alien is.
ZERO--i'm with you about the cw's files. if she has pics of
courtney, she might have pics of all the skins, not to mention
all kinds of other goodies.
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By Roswellrox
|
10-17-2000,
12:59 PM |
Wow! Melodious! That was way out there! lol... I don't think I
understood much of it, but kudos for thinking that complicated
thing up! I think a lot of times we try to complicate
things too much...Couldn't it be possible that Max is the
leader and was married to Tess, Isabel is the daughter and was
betrothed to Michael, but Isabel fell in love with a skin and
wanted to help them, not realizing that it would be the
complete downfall over her race and mean the death of the
royal four? Then the podians took the royal four's essences
and put them in human bodies leaving their memories of their
past life hidden away somewhere in their brains, or maybe not
even giving them those memories at all. Thus, Isabel would
have no memory of her betrayal...
I don't know how many of you know about Greek mythology but
in Edipus Rex by asking the oracles (in this case CW) to find
out the future (CW was hoping history would repeat itself-
hence future) the king and queen recieve a prophecy (what CW
told Is) about their son. The prophecy is bad so in order to
keep it from happening they send him away, but the very act of
sending him away is what makes to prophecy occurr... I think
this has a lot to do with the idea in Surprise. The idea of
traitorous actions has been put in Isabel's head, where as she
would never have thought of it before. Now she's worried about
it. Now it's going to be in the forfront of her mind. Maybe
this will keep her from letting it happen again, or maybe this
will make her think that she is a bad person and succumm to
"history repeating itself."
I don't know if that made any sense at all, but if not then
just disregard it... lol
Agent Rox over an out!
P.S. Where is Palamino, Redhawk, et al? You guys are
missing all the fun!
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By RosWool
|
10-17-2000,
01:20 PM |
quote:Originally posted by Qfanny: WR as Maxcedo's agent
(see http://www.ulink.net/plum/Roswell/ ) I am impressed with
your theory on Harding as an evil shapeshifter. Can I use it
on the site? Would you mind? If you want to rewrite the post
and email me, that's fine too. That is, if you're interested.
maxcedo@hotmail.com
Everyone here is theory that I do not like, but I keep
thinking over it and I find it so creepy I'm intrigued. When I
was watching Ask Not, and we got the flashbacks from Max (BEM)
we constantly saw the shooting at the Crashdown. Two gun men
fighting, Liz being shot. Ask Not showed a lot of Max/Michael
squabbles. I was trying to figure out why Max would be
remembering this scene when approaching Brody's office door. I
was remembering the dialog of the pilot. The lines spoken
right before Liz got shot:
"More Coffee?" "No Get Out of Here" "Hmph"
I remembered the tone in which the shooter said, "No Get
out of Here" to Maria. I realized that it sounded exactly like
Michael. (Now putting those jumping shoes one for a grande
jete.) What if Max was remembering a future event and past
event when approaching Brody's door? What if Max and Michael
were the shooters? With the May 14th Mommogram message
conflicting with the 4S date of May 27th and these ever
present time travel references, what if Max and Michael had to
go thru time and alter it so Max could admit what he is to
Liz?
The only thing that doesn't seem to fit is the line of "We
have to get rid of her." It seemed to me in Pilot that the
shooters had two different conversations going on. One was
about money... the other was about a girl... What if HER is
TESS! And bringing Liz into the picture was the only way they
could alter time so that Max would not be attracted to Tess!
I still think this theory is rather scary!!! So what do you
all think?
intresting theroy always like time travel
therios. LIZPARKERFan the harding-decoy-tictac(the real
thing)very intresting granolith a stepping stone,so this
brings the skins to the next level,i wonder if they get a
hold of this could they actually blend with everyone else
could they become human???could they become
immoratal??? Stephstephstepi too don't trust t*** i
honestly think thei whole kidnapped thing was a decoy and well
maybe to make it appear real-CW did beat the crap out of
her...i think CW said those things to Iz to try and get info
outof her and maybe bring a little rift to the pod squad. Liz
still doesn't trust her and neither do i. Peace Carolyn
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By
Shannon1979 |
10-17-2000,
01:31 PM |
Just a thought on the spoiler thread it said something about
Jason Katims having all of this (the storyline) planned out
for the next 7 years. The only change was that he switched the
roles of Isabel and Tess as far as the betrayl (because of KH
sucess). So my theory is that your right to view Tess as a
traitor and I believed that we will find that Liz is Max's
true destiny later in the season.
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By Melodious1
|
10-17-2000,
01:44 PM |
quote:Originally posted by Roswellrox: Wow! Melodious! That
was way out there! lol... I don't think I understood much of
it, but kudos for thinking that complicated thing up!
Rox, you're probably right about my "out there"
speculating. While I was typing the above I kept thinking,
"God! They're all going to think I'm nuts!" I'm such a diehard
Liz Mythologist (not an Isabel Mythologist); I'm bound to
explore Liz's possibilities as opposed to Isabel's (who
already had a definite place in the alien mythos). This whole
Vilandra story seemingly only highlights Iz even more, is this
really necessary? It's Liz who's still the mystery, d*mn it!!
My severe distrust of Tess is also probably clouding my better
judgement.
btw, interesting you bring up the Oedipus story. More
things to ponder (although, let's hope incest stays out of the
Ros world please! Just had an interesting image of Laura the
Exposition Angel and Maximilian Rex pop in my head... ewww)
Melodious
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By Roswellrox
|
10-17-2000,
02:29 PM |
Page 2? I don't think so! Bump!
Come On! Bump!
You can do better than that!
lol
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By Starstruck
|
10-17-2000,
04:53 PM |
Agent Starstruck reporting for duty!
Melodious1- I'm just happy to kmow I'm not the only one
laying in bed staring at the ceiling theorizing about
Roswell!LOL
I think they gave us a big bold neon clue - "REDS"! This
neon sign ties in with our color theory. I can't get the image
painted on the back wall of three spaceships, one blue, one
yellow and one red out of my mind. It's making me start to
really think there may be three different groups of aliens not
just the two we know of. Did you all notice whwn Michael is in
VW's office the camera pans past a picture of her hanging on
the wall and it's bathed in RED light!
Soit looks like Liz is out of a job. I wonder if she'll go
back to work at the Crashdown now.
There was a cayote howling when Max and Valenti were in
Grants room RIGHT before Grant walked in. What did we decide
about the cayote howl did it indicate TicTac?
I have something that Max read to us from Among Us that
Atherton said stuck in my head. I keep hearing him say -
aliens wouldn't have the lung capacity or brain capacity for
more than short term survival on earth. VW tells Isabel she
needs the granolith because her 50 years are almost up. Well,
in the big picture 50 years is a very short time. Could
Atherton have been talking about the skins?
I was disapointed that ther wasn't more of Liz. I did like
the interaction between Mrs. Evans and she. Mrs Evans better
get to know Liz well because she's her future daughter in
law!!!(yes, I am a die hard dream girl!!)
I laughed SOOOO hard at Alex's dance. Did you all pay
attention to the expressions on Max/Is/Maria's faces. I don't
think they had to do any acting here, I think it was genuine
ammusement.
I also enjoyed the scene with Valenti and Max rumaging
through Tess' things. Even the sheriff can tell she's a
hussy!!
I still don't trust Tess either. Part of this comes from
the Grant phone call. I'm very unsure of him as well. The
story of shopping for a Birthday gift sounds lagit but there's
just something ther I don't trust!
Tess may have used
her mind warp power to draw Isabel out there so Whitaker could
take her out. That would make Tess the real betrayer!
Max TRUELY can't have any feelings for Tess because if he
did he would have immediatly run to her to heal her the way he
did with our Liz.
Why is Courtney so hung up on Michael. I'm assuming she
knows who and what he is but maybe I'm wrong. About her
slapping him I'm thinking about what she told him about
piercings- it only hurts at first and then it's about the
stimulation. Is pain a turn on on planet Twilo? LOL
I thought the song playing at Isabel's party was very
appropriate- "She goes boom boom boom she inialates me" 3
betrayed 3 booms.
Where are Liz's parents?????
In the drawer Liz breaks into ( you go Liz!) the first CD
she looks at is labled Joe Davis could this be any relation to
Brody Davis or could it actually BE Brody Davis?
Courtney likes tobasco.
Courtney says Trust me no ones after Tess. What does she
kow???
Oh, back on the color theme, the little alien Isabel gets
as a gift is on RED tissue paper.
Grant calls Max Deputy Dog - made me think - River Dog, Dog
boy (Kyles reference to Doug Shellow), in Kyles room is a
poster that reads top dawg. oh and dog is God backwards.
If the pod squad's powers are increasing does that mean
Liz's are as well. (I believe her visions are a power!)
Max says to Isabel "no one can come between us" this is
eerily similar to what evil Max told Liz.
I can't wait to see how they explain the disapearance of a
Congresswoman, That has me wondering why aren't those involved
in what went on in the white room coming forward telling what
they know, or why aren't they after our gang?
Wow I really rambled. Thanks for listening!
Starstruck
Remember- Liz is the Queen!!!!
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By Voyant |
10-17-2000,
04:56 PM |
Hi Guys
This has probably already been mentioned but I didn't catch
it anywhere so here it is...When Iz throws the rock through
the pod at the end, thus discovering the Granolyth(spelling?),
wasn't that Tess's pod that she threw it through? I have't
checked it but I'm pretty sure. Symbolic of something? Not
sure what but if it is her's, it definatley means something.
Voyant
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By StarBox
|
10-17-2000,
06:23 PM |
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Melodious1: [B]Agent Melodious
checking in with something that's really bothering me about
SURPRISE.
Ok, seemingly, Whitaker suspected Tess initially... WHY?
Why Tess and not immediately Isabel? It seems, from Whitaker's
little story, that she was looking for "the traitor";
someone's *sister* (presumedly, the leader's sister). Whitaker
didn't even have to know who Max was (which I do think she
did) because Isabel/Max are living as BRO/SIS! I'd think Iz
would have been the obvious choice from the getgo (and
Max/Tess were *definitely* not!). Whitaker knew Isabel and
Tess were the female hybrid royals, she just didn't know which
one to choose (?) Did Whitaker suspect Tess because of what
Liz said about her?? This makes NO sense because Liz described
Tess (accurately) as the girl who basically stole her man (aka
Max the leader whose sister was sent with him to Earth also as
a hybrid)... that's OBVIOUSLY not a very "sisterly" thing to
do. Unless bro/sis relationships on Twilo are more comparable
to grecian tragedy (eww) as opposed to the *normal* (healthy!)
bro/sis relationship on Earth??
This really bothered me - I am big into my own little
conspiricy theory. I do NOT trust Tess & dont believe that
she has been honest. Here was my immediate thoughts. CW was
obviously looking for Vilandra. She believed the way to find
her was to look for the the person that Max was involved with
in his previous "life". She was "staking out" Liz to find all
of this out and immediately assumed it was Tess. What if it
WAS Tess? What if she was confronted by CW and is already
betraying the pod squad?? What if Max is not even who she is
after - but her "skin" lover. This would explain why Tess was
calling specifically on Isabel for help. It also explains why
Tess was not killed - after all CW supposedly killed Nasedo -
why not kill Tess too? It really seemed to me like Tess was in
on luring Isabel to "rescue" her - and did you notice how
Courtney seemed to know EXACTALY what was going on when Isabel
was getting her "Tess-in-distress" messages.
My gut feeling has always been that either Liz is the 4th
alien or that the fourth alien did not make it - but I dont
buy for a second that Max was ever married to Tess. Liz is the
only one that is consisitently loyal to Max and the only one
(aside from Max) who has shown herself to be willing to put
the good of others above what she wants.
Also some random thoughts - I dont think the book Tess
showed them was authentic. It does not go along with the
mom-o-gram. I mean - if you are on earth to fight a cosmic
battle the LAST thing you need to be doing is having babies.
Also - Nacedo (as Agent Pierce) was having sex with CW and
didnt know she was a skin??? That makes NO sense. I think
there are lots and lots of things that add up to Tess NOT
being one of the four aliens - and definately NOT being Max's
destiny. (Interesting too - in every interview I have read
with a cast member they still refer to the "three" aliens)
Ooops - one more random thought - remeber in Sexual Healing
when Liz was confronted by her mother and told she was
"burning up". This struck me at the time as being similar to
what happened to Michael earlier. I think it definately points
to Liz as having a stronger connection to the aliens than
appears.
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By
shapeshifter |
10-17-2000,
07:38 PM |
quote:Originally posted by Starstruck: ...Tess may have
used her mind warp power to draw Isabel out there so Whitaker
could take her out. That would make Tess the real betrayer!...
Courtney says Trust me no ones after Tess....
Hmmm.... We shall see. But even if Tess is in cahoots
with the EAs, she could shift her alliance for the great love
Isabel demonstrated.
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By HyperKitN
|
10-17-2000,
08:00 PM |
Okay, I hate to believe that Isabel is the traitor. I go
w/Tess is still the traitor and Isabel might subconsiously
know something that the skins and Tess wanted-the Granlith. So
instilling doubt into Isabel head about herself, because since
the end of last season she has been more assertive.
I wanted Grant to be TicTac, but I think he is a skin.
Maybe Isabel was in love w/someone, but didn't know he was a
skin and accidentally told him things that were later used
against Max and the others. Why would she risk herself being
killed, unless she realized her mistake and tried to make
things right. Only to get them all killed.
But I think this is a ploy by Tess. How could CW confuse
the two girls. Even though she was all beat up, she could hear
what CW was saying to Iz. Maybe this way she can keep Isabel
in her control by holding this info over her.
Courtney could have been planting those images in Isabel's
head because she kept staring intensly at her when they kept
happening. Grant goes over to make sure the plan is in effect.
Notice how they so great care in Isabel's dress tearing when
she goes throught the gate. Grant has a cut on his neck that
could easily have been made by crawling through there since he
is bigger.
Also, the phone call to Tess. Isabel said herself she
hadn't been all that nice to Tess lately. Why would she call
him? He could have asked Maria, etc.
I wonder if this granlith thing has all there stored
mememories or if it is a big communicator or a way for them to
visit there planet.And Nasedo should have told them it was
there, unless he knew one of them was a traitor. The Pod squad
should have investigated the place.
I conclusion-If Isabel was the traitor, I don't think she
knew about it. I think it could have been accidental. The bad
guys always to seduce the person closest to the hero.
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By
shapeshifter |
10-17-2000,
08:06 PM |
quote:Originally posted by HyperKitN: ...I wonder if this
granlith thing has all there stored mememories or if it is a
big communicator or a way for them to visit there planet.And
Nasedo should have told them it was there, unless he knew one
of them was a traitor. ...
Hey Hyper ! That might explain Nasedo's whole personna!
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By Zero |
10-17-2000,
10:21 PM |
Rewatched Surprise today - lots of thoughts, so Behr with me
while I jump around.
First, if you spell Villandra this way, notice that Villian
is almost a root of it. Just thought that was interesting. I'm
still not convince Iz was the Villandra that betrayed the
podsters and their people, but I'm not sure I have enough
information to come to a conclusion. I kept thinking that the
scene where Iz see Tess coming through the Crashdown door all
beat-up was too similar to the Tess illusions we had seen
before, so - I don't trust Tess!
Why wasn't Liz at the party on time - this still bugs me. I
can't believe she would stay away just to avoid Max.
Grant's birthday is 12/7, anything interesting about that
date?? I can't think of anything, but ... I still can't
believe Iz turned 18! WOW time flies. There is a bit of
continuity problem here - but Max's birthday was 3/15/1983 in
Blood Brothers, which would make him 17 turning 18 next Spring
- so I guess it works. BUT they would not be sophomores - at
least make them juniors in HS.
Great Quote: Courtney - "All that blond hair and eye
shadow, [Tess] is like Dolly Parton without the Jugs!" Go
Courtney - even if you are a Skin. On the subject of Courtney
- I'm not convince all Skin are going to turn out evil, just
like all podster people will turn out good. All societies are
more complex than that! If Iz, or someone in the Royal Court,
betrayed the podsters people for the love of a Skin, obviously
other inter-racial relationships could have occurred. What is
evil from one point of view, may not be from another.
Courtney, while picking up the broken glass, tells Iz to
basically not to worry about it, "this is your day." I think
the writers were giving us a lot of red herrings in this show
about Courtney, and that ultimately, she may not turn out to
be evil?? I also keep wondering where Tic Tac is?
Second best line: Valenti - "Wanted to jump your bones ....
in my dreams!" Max smurks!
Thanks for the meaning of Granolith! I think it may be a
transport system - a connection to the home planet. Maybe this
will allow better communication, and a home visit. I did
notice that it is a 12-sided form. Oh - and someone mentioned
that it might have been Iz's pod, but I think from the
visions, that was Tess' pod (if you can trust that vision)
that the communicator was thrown through.
Also - if 50 years is the limit for a Skin, that means that
Whitaker had to have come to Earth (or been born) in the 1950s
which brings her to Earth after the '47 crash. So, my
speculation that the aliens have been visiting at other times
could be accurate.
Statement with more than one meaning -"History always
repeats itself." I think this statement can mean many things.
It is a challenge to Iz (assuming she is the Villandra spoken
about) to not betray her "family" again, but it is a notice
that there is other history that might be repeating itself -
Like a connection between Max and Liz?? Mel - like your theory
which fits in here somehow!
Finally, the monolog (sp?) by Iz bugged me - I'm not sure
why, it just did. But I had to agree with many of her stated
concerns - why send the Royal 4 to Earth without any
guideness???
Okay - Now Liz, go read those files and listen to those
tapes/CDs!!!
Zero
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By Roswellrox
|
10-17-2000,
10:24 PM |
Just bumping again! Where is everybody? We keep ending up on
page 2!
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By HyperKitN
|
10-17-2000,
10:40 PM |
I notice, it must be a slow night.
Something else I noticed and I don't think anyone has
mentioned it. Did you guys notice that when Isabel used her
powers that there was no light at all? But when CW used her
power on the door there was a bright light, which was the same
color as Nasedos and Michaels. This is pretty interesting.
I wonder if the Granilith is going to have anything to do
w/what happens in next weeks eppy also.
Did you guys notice in the promo that Michael is in bed
w/Isabel, hmmm.
By the way "Hi" Adam. It's nice to have new people here,
but where are all the oldie but goodies. On special assignents
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By Evid |
10-17-2000,
10:42 PM |
WOW you RBI's are busy I just caught up,
I think everyone has some great ideas
brewing. Starstruck I can not believe you caught everthing
that I did. But I was glad because it's more of a clue when
more then one of us see it. I also notice what Maria said to
Max, "you acting like a puppy dog," or something like that. So
do you think Riverdog is connected to both Max and Kyle? Kyle
because of the poster?
Melodious 1 I didn't think your theory was way out there. I
really liked how you connected Liz to the myth. I thought it
was a great read, you should try your hand at FanFic.
I was reading through the post and never read anything
about "WHY?" Tess didn't heal herself. I know Iz didn't but
she was a little busy with CW. On LN Iz asked Max why he
didn't heal himself after the fight, so they should be able to
do this. They also made a point on AN to show us that Tess had
the power to heal, when Tess healed Max. I also noticed along
with some of you that Max didn't run up to Tess and carry her
away and heal her once the danger had past, he had that
brotherly chat with Iz and didn't think much of Tess
suffering. Could you imagine if it was Liz, the guy would have
tore down that gate to get to her. Did anyone else notice
that Tess didn't use her powers on CW. Is it that she can't
play mind warp games on the skins or is it that Tess is the
rotten pod I had always thought she was. Something stinks and
Roswell and it goes by the name Tess Harding. Liz doesn't
trust her and Liz is never wrong.
Evid
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By Zero |
10-17-2000,
10:57 PM |
quote:Originally posted by Evid: [B]Something stinks and
Roswell and it goes by the name Tess Harding. Liz doesn't
trust her and Liz is never wrong.
Evid B]
Definitely agree with you on that!!
Zero
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By Qfanny |
10-17-2000,
11:18 PM |
hi everybody:
RBI agents- what is that bottle of blue liquid Maria is
toting around after lunch with Max in Ask Not. It looks so out
of place. The same bottle appears in Surprise, I think it's
Courtney in a picture from Whitaker's office. It really looks
odd to me.
OK: Sheila Hubble, who remember's here. Remember we thought
that she was killed by a shapeshifter. What if she was killed
by a Skin for fetal tissues to grow a new one. Whitaker looks
to be late 20s and that would put her "skin" at the right age.
Liz-- please come back from where ever you are and try to
open yourself back up! The show's character development seems
to rest in you!
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By RajiQ |
10-18-2000,
07:13 AM |
quote:Originally posted by Zero: On the subject of Courtney
- I'm not convince all Skin are going to turn out evil, just
like all podster people will turn out good. All societies are
more complex than that! If Iz, or someone in the Royal Court,
betrayed the podsters people for the love of a Skin, obviously
other inter-racial relationships could have occurred. What is
evil from one point of view, may not be from another.
Courtney, while picking up the broken glass, tells Iz to
basically not to worry about it, "this is your day." I think
the writers were giving us a lot of red herrings in this show
about Courtney, and that ultimately, she may not turn out to
be evil?? I also keep wondering where Tic Tac is?
I'm think you're right about Courtney not necessarily
being evil. The writers have so far shown us Good Aliens and
Bad Aliens; Good Humans and Bad Humans. It wouldn't be
realistic{} to have only Bad Skins. They can't all be bad.
And about Grant's birthday, December 7th, it's the day that
Pearl Harbor was bombed in '41. Does this mean Grant has his
own bomb to drop?
RajiQ
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By rocklowery
|
10-18-2000,
07:16 AM |
Qfanny
Interesting theory about Sheila, it could also be that
Sheila was a skin that Nesado killed and her and Liz's
resemblance made him suspect Liz of also being a skin. That
could explain why Sheila's dead body was so prominent in the
flashes Liz got from him. Yet another instance of an innocent
getting killed due to mistaken identity. Could this have been
foreshadowing about what almost happens with Brody?
That's all to report for now.
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By deidra e,
jones |
10-18-2000,
08:57 AM |
Star Box - My thoughts too. Either we have a dumb CW or could
it be something esle.
DeeDee
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By Zero |
10-18-2000,
09:12 AM |
quote:Originally posted by RajiQ:
And about Grant's
birthday, December 7th, it's the day that Pearl Harbor was
bombed in '41. Does this mean Grant has his own bomb to drop?
RajiQ
Great catch - wonder if the writers realized that!!
Zero
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By Zero |
10-18-2000,
09:15 AM |
quote:Originally posted by rocklowery: Qfanny
Interesting theory about Sheila, it could also be that
Sheila was a skin that Nesado killed and her and Liz's
resemblance made him suspect Liz of also being a skin. That
could explain why Sheila's dead body was so prominent in the
flashes Liz got from him. Yet another instance of an innocent
getting killed due to mistaken identity. Could this have been
foreshadowing about what almost happens with Brody?
That's all to report for now.
I'm also wondering if Sheila was murdered because she
stumbled onto something - remember how Harding was so quick to
want to kill all the humans with information ....?
Zero
| |
By jen2themax
|
10-18-2000,
09:18 AM |
Well, I did watch 'Surprise' 3 or 4 more times! When Isabel
comes into the Crashdown and her party begins, did any one
catch the comment to Isabel by Mrs. Evans, "If you're going to
kill anyone- kill your brother...".
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By Roswellrox
|
10-18-2000,
09:28 AM |
Jen2themax~ I did catch that line, but seeing as how it came
from their Mom, I don't really think it means much... She
wouldn't have any way of knowing what they are capable of in
that sense.
That makes me wonder though. After Toy House, I thought for
sure that they would have more of Mrs. Evans on the show. They
really showed the closeness of the Evan's family in that eppy,
and I for one am really disappointed that they never expanded
upon that. I know they are trying to focus more on the Alien
side of the podsters, but it's their human side contrasting
with that that makes the story awesome!
After watching the first 3 eppisodes, I've come to the
conclussion that we can't give up on our cry of "Where is
Liz?" She's not the same...I'm all for the growth of a
character, but Liz is doing things that goes against her
instinctive nature... Like I said before, it's not anything
like Liz to stay behind whenever something major is going
down. GRRRR...
I totally loved that they are developing Isabel's character
more, but they shouldn't do it at the expense of the other
characters!
Okay, I'm done ranting.. Agent Rox
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By StarBox
|
10-18-2000,
09:30 AM |
I just had a revelation! I started thinking about the
exchange between Liz and CW about the "Run Lola Run"
soundtrack that Liz was listening to. CW gave it to Lizto take
home - I forget who it was - but one of the women said the
movie was "the story of my life". What is the story of Run
Lola Run??? Its about a girl (Lola) whose lover is in
trouble and she has to find a way to save him. The movie shows
three alternate "destinies". In the first scenario Lola gets
killed, in the second scenario - her lover gets killed, in the
third scenario she saves him and everything ends perfectly.
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. Coincidence??? I think
not. I think that the suggestion is clearly that Liz is
"Lola", that the "destinies" are NOT carved in stone and that
by somehow learning from the past that all will end
well. Could there have been two previous "lifetimes" or
"destinies"- one on the home planet, one involving Sheila
Hubble and now this third one (that would explain what Liz
sees in her flashes).
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By Roswellrox
|
10-18-2000,
09:35 AM |
Starbox! That's awesome! I knew the mention of "Run Lola Run"
meant something, but I've never seen it so I had no way of
knowing what! I think that is definitely a clue! I'm gonna go
rent that movie now! lol
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By jen2themax
|
10-18-2000,
09:43 AM |
Starbox, nice work! Thanks for posting the synopsis of the
movie- I hadn't seen it (I will now!)
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By Lizzie
Parker |
10-18-2000,
09:48 AM |
All right. I'm delurkning again. I was discussing 'Surprise'
on the school bus with my friend yesterday morning and she
came up with this idea of how the blood got on Grant's neck.
Like others said, maybe he is an EA and working with VW, so
the blood actually isn't his but Tess's from when she was
kidnapped. Remember how beat up she looked? Maybe the blood
accidently got on him. Or maybe purposely...if you think Tess
was working with Grant and VW, since Izzy received another
flash after touching it. Besides, there is no way in that
episode the CW had enough time to kidnap Tess and still go to
Izzy's party and be at her office. Oh well, going to watch the
episode again before passing on my tape to a friend. Being
home sick does have its advantages .
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By Evid |
10-18-2000,
10:03 AM |
Hi RBI's, Just wanted to add something that I had just
remembered. Someone had wondered who's pod it was that Iz
threw the rock in and discovered the Granolith. I think it was
Tess's pod. If think back to M2M you will remember Tess
stareing into that pod. When I first noticed this I said to
myself, that must be her pod, but why is she looking at it
with such intensity, what were the writers trying to tell us?
Well now I think it was that Tess new all along about the
Granolith. She looked at the Pod like she was saying to
herself, I just want to walk through there and go back home.
Makes you think, just how long Tess has been here on Earth?
Would she be that home sick for a place she hardly remembered?
Nasedo had some great stuff from all over the world, That
Granolith must come in handy when you want to shop for rare
antiques, but were they antiques when he bought them? Could it
be a time Travel Machine?
Evid
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By Elmindreda
|
10-18-2000,
10:06 AM |
quote:Originally posted by Syndee: I watched "Sexual
Healing" again tonight for the (**hmm,cough,cough **) 2nd time
and an idea came to me that I haven't though about in a while.
Liz feels that she's changing physically. Is it possible
that Max in healing her or in the reverse connection
subconsciously prepared her body to become his mate in some
sort of evolution of species.
Syndee
Syndee---I have wondered the same thing! Liz says in
the beginning of SH that she's changing, and that the feelings
are strong, almost chemical. And we know that she's starting
to have fantasies about Max---maybe she's also having dreams
about him?
Only a couple of episodes later, Michael and Isabel start
having dreams about each other, and Tess tells Max that the
dreams are to awaken them to how things are supposed to be.
Coincidence that Liz is also having similar dreams/feelings at
the same time? I hope not.
I know that some feel that M, M, and I's dreams were all
caused by Tess-O-Vision, but I'm not so sure. I do believe
that Max's visions of kissing Tess and being with Tess were
caused by Tess doing a mind warp on him, because I think he
had already been "awakened" to the fact that Liz is supposed
to be his mate. But I'm not so sure about Michael and Isabel's
dreams of each other. I think they may have been genuine, and
not sent by Tess.
Don't the books talk about all the aliens having to go
through the "akino?" Isn't it supposed to be kind of an alien
puberty? Maybe that's what Max and Liz were experiencing in
SH, and what Michael and Isabel dream-experienced just a few
eps. later.
Maybe Liz *will* turn out to be more than human, and her
alien side is just now waking up.
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By Elmindreda
|
10-18-2000,
10:35 AM |
quote:Originally posted by AdamF:
Did anyone else think
that it was strange that the granolith, which is essential to
the survival of the skins (their enemy), was in the pod
chamber?
My thought on this is: The granolith is some sort of
power source for the skins. The podian race captured it from
the skin race, and to keep the skins from getting back a major
source of power, they sent it to Earth along with the podian
hybrids, thinking it would be out of reach there. But the
skins must have it back in order to survive, and in order to
be completely in control of their planet, and that's why
they've followed the podians to Earth.
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By
LizParkerfan |
10-18-2000,
10:36 AM |
*LizParkerfan takes a deep breath*
Okay..Now I think it is possible that Sheila Hubble might
have been a skin. What was up with Whitaker's interest in
Liz's parents? And I just wanted to say that I don't
believe anybody id dead until we have concret proof.
Wasn't Max a little to "touchy friendly" with Isabel with
the whole "nothing will come between us"? I was like "aren't
you suppose to do that to Liz". Isabel should remember to pull
her dress up when she decides to go crawling so her boobs
won't fall out.
I know that Courtney is a skin and everything, but I like
her better than I do Tess. I don't trust Tess for one moment.
Why didn't Tess use her powers on Whitaker? You'd think that
if someone where trying to kidnap her that she would at least
fight back. Do you think Tess delievered Harding straight to
the skins?
Do you think Courtney is kind of an alli (spelling)? I mean
she is a skin and wouldn't bend over to help them. It's like
she's just sitting back and amusing herself.
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By Elmindreda
|
10-18-2000,
11:09 AM |
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Starstruck: Agent Starstruck
reporting for duty!
There was a cayote howling when Max and Valenti were in
Grants room RIGHT before Grant walked in. What did we decide
about the cayote howl did it indicate TicTac?
This is an interesting thought. But then why would Grant
have dug up Pierce's bones? If he was Tic Tac, he had to have
known that would be getting the pod squad in trouble. I'm not
sure if Grant's a skin or not, but the writers would have to
do some fancy footwork to convince me he was Tic Tac or a
podian supporter.
I still don't trust Tess either. Part of this comes
from the Grant phone call. I'm very unsure of him as well. The
story of shopping for a Birthday gift sounds lagit but there's
just something ther I don't trust!
Tess may have used
her mind warp power to draw Isabel out there so Whitaker could
take her out. That would make Tess the real betrayer!
What if Grant, the CW, and Tess were all in cahoots? Maybe
they were trying to lure Isabel away from the rest of the
podians to get info. from her, and to plant the story that she
was a betrayer in her past life. Maybe they thought that she
was the most vulnerable to this type of suggestion, and they
are hoping to cause tension and distrust in the podian ranks.
I mean, Tess has spent lots of time with Max lately, and
has told him that she even remembers parts of their past life
together, and she's been spending lots of time with Michael
over the summer, so why is it that she only sent visions to
Isabel? And it wasn't that she was begging them all for help
and Isabel was the only one who picked up on it. Tess was
specifically asking for Isabel; calling her by name.
Max TRUELY can't have any feelings for Tess because if
he did he would have immediatly run to her to heal her the way
he did with our Liz.
I wondered about this, too! I'm glad that Max and Michael
didn't touch Tess, because I don't like or trust her, but
wasn't it a bit odd that Valenti was the one to carry Tess
away?
Courtney says Trust me no ones after Tess. What does
she kow???
Again, this makes me think that Tess was in cahoots with
the CW, and Courtney knew it. Courtney is a skin, but maybe
she's at odds with the CW or the rest of her race, and
actually wants to help the podians?
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By Melodious1
|
10-18-2000,
11:09 AM |
quote:Originally posted by Elmindreda: I know that some
feel that M, M, and I's dreams were all caused by
Tess-O-Vision, but I'm not so sure. I do believe that Max's
visions of kissing Tess and being with Tess were caused by
Tess doing a mind warp on him, because I think he had already
been "awakened" to the fact that Liz is supposed to be his
mate. But I'm not so sure about Michael and Isabel's dreams of
each other. I think they may have been genuine, and not sent
by Tess.
I also don't think Tess sent the dreams. But, I don't think
the dreams were necessarily *memories* of another, happier
lifetime or caused by any real emotion for each other,
obviously (Mike & Iz could be questionable I suppose, but
Max doesn't seem to feel anything for Tess, besides a little
obligation, sympathy and/or guilt). The podsters are
*programmed* and *engineered* beings (acc. to Edsedo &
"Mom"). I always thought the dreams were planted (programmed)
by the Podians in an attempt to ensure Max w/ Tess and Mike w/
Iz. These dreams were only *triggered* however (possibly) by
the presence of Tess, Edsedo and/or the orb. Looking at the
"dreams", doesn't anyone think they look really stock?
Programming the Mike & Isabel dream, but to make it more
symbolic, let's remove Mike & Iz from the SAME desert,
alien symbol floor backdrop and just stick Max & Tess in
their holding hands.... The dreams seemed very unnatural to
me; almost like we were watching some sterile *computer
program* played out before us. Except with character changes
and add-ins.
Perhaps the podsters are programmed in that if ANYONE who
doesn't jive with the alien plan tries to worm their way in...
the programming automatically tries to negate them and
accentuate the alien plan (of course, this *automatic
response* didn't conveniently start until AFTER Tesstiny,
Harding, the orb showed up). Example: Iz's programming only
says she can be with Mike, so when the *programming* was
triggered (for whatever reason) and Iz normally starts
dreaming about Alex, the programming kicked in and suddenly
she was in that (programmed) stock desert floor scene with
Mike in the background.
I think this has already been pondered, but I just have to
say it. When Courtney says something to the pod squad &
crew, that line about "No one is after Tess..." All I could
think was, "Yeah, none of you Skins are "after her"... because
she's ONE OF YOU." All of you royals are feeling sorry for her
now... wishing you had accepted her into your little group
from the beginning. Well kids, this is EXACTLY what we want.
We WANT you to accept her completely and we know Maximilian
will just heal all her cuts & scrapes anyway (hence warm
up to his "young bride" a little). No harm, no foul. Tess may
not be aware of what she really is now... when you LEAST
suspect it, we'll make Tess remember what she REALLY is and
she'll abide only to what WE say; because she's *always* known
(subconsciously at least) she's not really one of you -not any
part of Earth- and we have the spaceships that can send her
back to OUR precious Twilo after we get what we want.
Sorry...rambling
Melodious
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By Lizzie
Parker |
10-18-2000,
11:14 AM |
I was watching Surprise again, and sorta taking notes while
watching it. You guys have really rubbed off on me, I can't
watch an episode any more without looking for details. Anyway,
I just felt like posting some of the things I came up with.
First, the whole Tess being in danger thing is really
bugging me. I don't think Tess sent out the flashes, because
she acted surprised to see Isabel rescuing her in the very
begining. Also, she's constantly calling out for Izzy in the
episode. In my mind, that makes no sense cause she's been
after Max since being introduced. It doesn't make any sense.
Wouldn't she call out to Max, wanting him to rescue her,
thinking that her love to him would be enough or something.
Also, the podsters and humans have really been letting
Courtney slide. So we have that one scene with Michael
confronting her, but that's it. She keeps interupting their
conversations. Aren't they suspicious? For example, the aliens
are talking about Tess and Michael says: "Maybe they're after
Tess." Then Courtney comes in and says: "Trust me, no one's
after Tess." This strikes me as odd. Wouldn't they be curious
as too how much she has heard? Instead they keep telling her
to leave. Whatever happened to the more cautious aliens from
last year.
Okay, I really have been reading this stuff too much. This
is a bit of a stretch, but when Isabel was getting those
flashes of Tess being in trouble, it was accompanied by
headaches and sweating. Signs of sickness. In SH, when Liz was
receiving flashes from Max, she got a fever and other
symptoms. We've never seen Tess get flashes. Maybe (saying Liz
is half or completely alien) the female aliens suffer from
human like symptoms when receiving too many flashes?
Okay, another thing. To me, when Liz was introducing VW to
Isabel, she sounded like she was going to say something and
then decided not to. She says something like: "Uh, Isabel.
This is Congresswoman (then it sounds like she's about to say
something begining with an 'eh' sound) Whitaker." It might
just have been a slip up by the actress though. I'm just too
paranoid.
Finally, the grenalith (did I spell that right) looked like
something in one of Michael's flahes in 285 South or The
Morning After (I forgot which episode he get's flashes of
Atherton's dome originally). Maybe Atherton was connected to
it in some sort of way. Or the key not only gave him visions
of the geodesic dome but of the grenalith too.
I just wanna end off saying I really don't believe what
Whitaker said about Isabel's past life. I think she may have
been twisting the truth or lying all together. Besides, since
when have the villians ever been known to tell the truth.
-Liz
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By Melodious1
|
10-18-2000,
11:30 AM |
quote:Originally posted by LizParkerfan: [B]Wasn't Max a
little to "touchy friendly" with Isabel with the whole
"nothing will come between us"? I was like "aren't you suppose
to do that to Liz".[B]
I'm glad I'm not the only one that thought that little
exchange wasn't all that sibling-like. ::cringes:: I'm not in
the least bit Outsider and, frankly, I find the concept
repellant. I don't care if you're blood related or not, if you
were raised almost all your life believing you were siblings,
you ARE siblings. I don't care how traumatized I am, if my bro
started being all Max-like as in that above scene... I would
have been MOST uncomfortable. Of course, that might just be my
relationship with my own bro, but couldn't help the shivers
from watching the above.
"We have to take care of each other" Was the line thrown in
to possibly make Iz MORE guilty of what she might have done in
the past life? ... because I wasn't getting all that much a
"concerned sibling" vibe off Max (or Iz). Or perhaps JB and
Katherine might have *feelings* for each other which is
reflected in their acting (are they dating? Not like I care,
but it could be affecting their performances).
Melodious
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By Zero |
10-18-2000,
12:58 PM |
quote:Originally posted by StarBox: I just had a
revelation! I started thinking about the exchange between
Liz and CW about the "Run Lola Run" soundtrack that Liz was
listening to. CW gave it to Lizto take home - I forget who it
was - but one of the women said the movie was "the story of my
life". What is the story of Run Lola Run??? Its about a
girl (Lola) whose lover is in trouble and she has to find a
way to save him. The movie shows three alternate "destinies".
In the first scenario Lola gets killed, in the second scenario
- her lover gets killed, in the third scenario she saves him
and everything ends perfectly.
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. Coincidence??? I think
not. I think that the suggestion is clearly that Liz is
"Lola", that the "destinies" are NOT carved in stone and that
by somehow learning from the past that all will end well.
Excellent observation! The writers never casually drop
these kind of hints!
Also - why wasn't Grant more "concerned" that Tess was
missing?
Zero
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By rocklowery
|
10-18-2000,
01:16 PM |
As to the comment made about "Run Lola, Run" the CW made the
comment that it was the story of her life and Liz comments "me
too."
Coule CW be alluding to trying to protect her lover, an EA?
Possibly the same one that Vilandra was supposedly in love
with? Could she have taken her own story and changed who did
the betraying just to see if Is remembered? Hmmmmmm...
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By Roswellrox
|
10-18-2000,
01:46 PM |
Hello RBI Agents!
Just stopping in to put in my two cents.
Elmindreda- I agree with you that Mike and Is's dreams were
natural (or at least not Tessavisions). I just got the
impression that they were getting some hint of old memories.
*shruggs* I guess we'll find out as well go along...
About the whole Max and Is thing... Everybody on line is
freaking out over this scene! lol As we have seen all
throughout last season and even this season, Max has a tender
heart toward the women in his life: Liz (of course), Is (many
times when she's been afraid), and his mom. I see the touched
that he gives as an outward sign of that... Yeah, to many that
may seem a little intimate for a guy to be with his family,
but my brother hugs and puts his arm around me and my sister
all the time... I think it really depends on the person. So,
my take on it is... Is was freaking out, and Max was coming in
to rescue his frightened sister.
Agent Rox over and out!
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By rocklowery
|
10-18-2000,
02:10 PM |
quote:Originally posted by Roswellrox: Hello RBI Agents!
Just stopping in to put in my two cents.
Elmindreda- I agree with you that Mike and Is's dreams were
natural (or at least not Tessavisions). I just got the
impression that they were getting some hint of old memories.
*shruggs* I guess we'll find out as well go along...
About the whole Max and Is thing... Everybody on line is
freaking out over this scene! lol As we have seen all
throughout last season and even this season, Max has a tender
heart toward the women in his life: Liz (of course), Is (many
times when she's been afraid), and his mom. I see the touched
that he gives as an outward sign of that... Yeah, to many that
may seem a little intimate for a guy to be with his family,
but my brother hugs and puts his arm around me and my sister
all the time... I think it really depends on the person. So,
my take on it is... Is was freaking out, and Max was coming in
to rescue his frightened sister.
Agent Rox over and out!
Also, keep in mind this was the podsters first
"engagement" with the enemy. Being able to reassure the troups
is the sign of a good leader and of course Is is going to be
freaked out. Besides, Max has used this same treatment before
to calm the women in his life down. Think about how he reacted
when they had the kitchen fire, and also when Is thought she
was pregnant. That's just Max.
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By redhawk
|
10-18-2000,
02:56 PM |
Aack! I haven't been here in ages. No, I didn't slip off the
face of the earth. Just too many real world things going on. I
just wanted to drop in here and say HI! shapeshifter, I
promise to get that pic to you soon.
I'm going to try and catch up on the rest of the thread as
soon as I get a chance, but just from this page, it looks like
you all have been thinking some of the same things I have.
"Surprise" was a little on the overwhelming side. Sooo much
information thrown at us in one episode. Yikes. I had to watch
it again and take notes (yes, I take notes. ).
Courtney says, "Trust me, no one is after Tess." How
revealing!?! Hmm. Shouldn't the skins be after Tess if she is
a podian? I felt like Courtney was perhaps giving Isabel the
visions of Tess in trouble to lead Isabel out to the power
plant to be confronted by VW. That would mean though that
Courtney and VW are in cahoots and maybe even Tess. Hmm. I'm
going to have to give this more thought. Be back later.
happy thoughts to leave you with today...
notice
Max's hand on Liz's neck and the V formation in the
background.
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By pieface
|
10-18-2000,
03:47 PM |
quote:Originally posted by rocklowery:
Also, keep in
mind this was the podsters first "engagement" with the enemy.
Being able to reassure the troups is the sign of a good leader
and of course Is is going to be freaked out. Besides, Max has
used this same treatment before to calm the women in his life
down. Think about how he reacted when they had the kitchen
fire, and also when Is thought she was pregnant. That's just
Max.
Rocklowery: Agreed!!
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By Melodious1
|
10-18-2000,
04:46 PM |
quote:Originally posted by redhawk: I felt like Courtney
was perhaps giving Isabel the visions of Tess in trouble to
lead Isabel out to the power plant to be confronted by VW.
That would mean though that Courtney and VW are in cahoots and
maybe even Tess.
I also feel Courtney gave Iz the visions. Every time we saw
Courtney, the expressions on her face *really* seemed to say
that she knew exactly what was happening.
Tess' possible involvement: I know I don't trust Tess, but
I can't figure out if she's a Skin (or "the traitor") and
doesn't realize it (remember it) or if she's completely on the
Skins side (regardless whether she's a podster or skin). Or
she could just be a poor podster who was kidnapped/beaten and
we should all feel ashamed of ourselves for distrusting
her.... yeah, riiiiggghhht.
There could be nothing here... but did anyone else think
Tess was making it VERY easy for Isabel to find her in that
huge abandoned factory? Almost too easy. Iz, it seemed, was
barely in the factory when Tess' crying became very distinct.
Following her cries, Iz eventually found Tess in that
subterranean area. I suppose we're to assume sound travels
*very well* in a place like that or that girl has got quite a
set of lungs in her. Especially for someone who could barely
stand or stay conscious. Of course, I suppose it doesn't take
all that much strength to whimper, but she *was* whimpering
very loudly. I suppose I have to keep in mind her lungs are
presumedly superadvanced. ...hmpf
Was Tess crying that loudly because she was indeed scared
and injured? Possibly. She somehow *sensed* Isabel's presence
and started screaming the best she could for help? Also
possible (considering she can sense Max ::cringe:: ). Or, like
Courtney, just maybe Tess was *also* luring Isabel to her?
Also possible, but if this is the case, then Tess IS on the
Skins side; let herself get beaten up. Realizing Max/Mike
would just heal her anyway. Why didn't she just heal herself,
at least a little bit? We know she can heal. She couldn't gain
any strength lying there in a heap? I don't know, just seems
weird.
Something I want to add on to this... Tess & the Skins
both seem to be able to "manipulate molecular structures"
(Courtney with the magical soda). No one needed to lay a hand
on Tess (telekinetically or otherwise) to make those wounds
appear. I'd assume, if "manipulating molecular structures"
means bruises can be healed, then it also can make them
appear. If she's on the Skins' side, she could have made those
wounds herself!
Was Whitaker following Maria/Iz or was Whitaker there
waiting for her?
Melodious
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By
Dreamdancer |
10-18-2000,
04:58 PM |
WOW, Starbox. You rock Run Lola run was on Max Cinemax that is
I thought wow, this is why they mentioned it in suprise. Very
cool obsevstion RBI! And yes Liz has been right everytime
so far I trust her more than anyone except just as equally
Maria.
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By Qfanny |
10-18-2000,
05:24 PM |
quote:Originally posted by Melodious1: Perhaps the podsters
are programmed in that if ANYONE who doesn't jive with the
alien plan tries to worm their way in... the programming
automatically tries to negate them and accentuate the alien
plan (of course, this *automatic response* didn't conveniently
start until AFTER Tesstiny, Harding, the orb showed up).
Example: Iz's programming only says she can be with Mike, so
when the *programming* was triggered (for whatever reason) and
Iz normally starts dreaming about Alex, the programming kicked
in and suddenly she was in that (programmed) stock desert
floor scene with Mike in the background.
I think this has already been pondered, but I just have to
say it. When Courtney says something to the pod squad &
crew, that line about "No one is after Tess..." All I could
think was, "Yeah, none of you Skins are "after her"... because
she's ONE OF YOU." All of you royals are feeling sorry for her
now... wishing you had accepted her into your little group
from the beginning. Well kids, this is EXACTLY what we want.
We WANT you to accept her completely and we know Maximilian
will just heal all her cuts & scrapes anyway (hence warm
up to his "young bride" a little). No harm, no foul. Tess may
not be aware of what she really is now... when you LEAST
suspect it, we'll make Tess remember what she REALLY is and
she'll abide only to what WE say; because she's *always* known
(subconsciously at least) she's not really one of you -not any
part of Earth- and we have the spaceships that can send her
back to OUR precious Twilo after we get what we want.
Sorry...rambling
Melodious
WOW-DOUBLE WOW!
I think your programing idea is possible. I really do! The
advent of genetic engineering is already creating real "sci
fi" situations with cloning. This might sound hard to believe
now, but so did gene splicing a decade ago. I wish I had
thought of it.
Also, I am glad you brought up the Courtney line "No one is
after Tess". I never thought of Courtney meaning, after Tess
from an evil alien side. I took her words literally. I started
to warm up to Tess in Ask Not but what you said makes me feel
ashamed that I feel some compassion for her.
Incrediable insights as always Mel!
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By Starstruck
|
10-18-2000,
05:34 PM |
StarBox- I feel the need to rent "Run Lola Run". Thanks for
filling us in on what it was about. I just new they were
trying to tell us something!
Evid- My husband and I just finished having dinner at Pizza
Hut where the discussion was in part what is the granolith. My
thoughts were maybe it's a time machine. I told him I want to
stop on the way home to post this thought (the computer I use
is at my parents home). But... you beat me to it!!!
After seeing the intricacy of the pod chamber and the
pressence of the granolith I am almost completely convinced
that all this was put there before the 47 crash. I doubt they
could have just waved their arm over the cave and it just all
appeared.
Starstruck
remember Liz is Max's true Queen!!!
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By Starstruck
|
10-18-2000,
05:39 PM |
Redhawk - Thank you for the Liz & Max picture. I miss them
together!!
GraceKel and Palomino where are you???
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By Qfanny |
10-18-2000,
06:26 PM |
I think the Granolith is some sort of medical equipment. The
thing reminds me of dental equipment. I think it was used to
make the podsters, which is why it's in the pod chamber. Also,
the room where it's housed is anticeptically clean.
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By Reggie |
10-18-2000,
06:56 PM |
You all have good points, but so many seem odd. For instance,
"Why didn't someone heal Tess?" Well, some things the podsters
just can't heal. "Harding's" injuries, for example; caused by
Skins. We had decided that neither Podsters nor Stones could
heal such injuries. Wouldn't that also explain why Tess's
injuries weren't healed?
As for Valenti carrying her, I suspect that he has been
given the role of father figure for the Podsters. He is by far
the eldest of the "in" crowd, old enough to be their father;
and the Sheriff is an authority figure. It's appropriate for
the "father" to be carrying the injured child. He may also be
stronger than Max or Michael; notice that Katherine was having
trouble lugging poor Emilie.
The "revalations" of CW? She's an enemy, trying to
overwhelm Isabel. Hardly a reliable source! She may have told
Tess the same story, trying to get her cooperation. Why would
Tess have called to Isabel? Probably because, of all the
podsters, she's most able to receive thoughts. Neither Max nor
Michael seem to have any special mental talents (except
M&L, and only when in physical contact). She probably
wasn't able to get through to anyone else.
Courtney? Kinky. Someone that obviously bad has to have
some good in her. She may turn out to be a Good Guy after all.
They do talk in front of her, don't they? He-llowww! (She does
seem to have some Podian abilities, too. Hmmm.)
And yes, the Max & Isabel scene is odd, but I suspect
some clumsy line-cutting there. The Isabel monolog at the end
is more out of character. Since when does our calm, rational
Iz start talking to the walls, and expecting an answer?
The gran-o-lith, or stepping stone: I'd guess it's a
gateway of some sort, possibly leading back to Skinland and/or
Twilo. CW couldn't remain here in her form... so she had to
go! Back, that is, to somewhere she could survive. Why not use
a spaceship, like the others? Maybe the Skins travel
differently than the Twilonians.
One other thing: Someone posted a "minor" spoiler here a
couple pages back. Please don't! I saw Surprise on Saturday,
but didn't even post Isabel's correct age during a discussion.
Let's be careful!
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By Qfanny |
10-18-2000,
07:27 PM |
quote:Originally posted by Reggie:
And yes, the Max
& Isabel scene is odd, but I suspect some clumsy
line-cutting there. The Isabel monolog at the end is more out
of character. Since when does our calm, rational Iz start
talking to the walls, and expecting an answer?
The gran-o-lith, or stepping stone: I'd guess it's a
gateway of some sort, possibly leading back to Skinland and/or
Twilo. CW couldn't remain here in her form... so she had to
go! Back, that is, to somewhere she could survive. Why not use
a spaceship, like the others? Maybe the Skins travel
differently than the Twilonians.
One other thing: Someone posted a "minor" spoiler here a
couple pages back. Please don't! I saw Surprise on Saturday,
but didn't even post Isabel's correct age during a discussion.
Let's be careful!
Reggie: I hope that wasn't me that posted the spoiler.
1) Max/Isabel scene: Yes, very uncomfortably close. But
maybe not because of (yew) sexual tensions, but because Max
told Isabel that he would have to trust her insight. Isabel
had told Max 2 hours earlier that she would "betray" his order
to stay away from Grant. Having just heard what the CW said,
assuming she wasn't lying, this is exactly what Max needs to
tell her at this time. Maybe Valandra did betray her kind for
a higher good. Just like she looked for Tess against leaders
Max, Michael and Liz. I sort of thought when Max was speaking,
he was telling Valandra also, "I have to trust your
instincts." (corny :lol
If Isabel's former name was Valandra was Max's Valiant?
On the granolith gadget, you think you've got something
about how she had to go back because she could not survive
Earth. Could the podsters survive Twilo without the Granolith?
could that be why they have it?
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By Qfanny |
10-18-2000,
07:30 PM |
quote:Originally posted by Qfanny:
If Isabel's former
name was Valandra was Max's Valiant?
could it be? Isabel = Valandra Max =
Valiant Michael = Victim Tess = Villian
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By deidra e,
jones |
10-18-2000,
08:33 PM |
Amazing just amazing, love coming here!
Choi
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By GraceKel
|
10-18-2000,
09:18 PM |
Hi to everyone--I am having trouble wrapping myself around
this whole episode---I really just did not care for this-I
certainly am hoping for better next week.
If Grant Sorenson turns out to be EVIL well there goes my
S's theory. Oh well! I wish I had something new to add but it
seems like everyone got every clue there was already out of
the episode. Starstruck I thought of you and me when I saw the
REDS lol!!!
I loved Alex's little dance---this episode needed that
blast of lightheartedness desperately. I didn't like them
making it Isabels birthday without really explaining it---it
doesn't really make sense at all to me. I didn't like that
Isabel can melt down a door but she could not change her gown
into a pair of PANTS come on...
I loved when Maria says "Oh boo hoo" about Tess being
missing--cuz that pretty much summed up the way I felt about
her being missing--because there are many others I would
rather see on the screen than her.
I feel Roswell is just turning into a fast paced action
figure show--instead of a rich character driven show-with SCI
FI TWIST. I hope I am wrong.
I did notice that GS called Max, Deputy DOG, undeserving
DOG, groveling dog, I guess he is definitely from the dog clan
huh? As in Riverdog?
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By
shapeshifter |
10-18-2000,
09:44 PM |
quote:Originally posted by Reggie: ...Why would Tess have
called to Isabel? Probably because, of all the podsters, she's
most able to receive thoughts. Neither Max nor Michael seem to
have any special mental talents (except M&L, and only when
in physical contact). She probably wasn't able to get through
to anyone else...
Hmmm, yes, and she knew that only Isabel would get those
thoughts:
quote:from White Room: ALEX: Wait, what about that dream
thing that you can do?
TESS: What dream thing?
ISABEL: Sometimes I can go into people’s heads when they’re
sleeping.
TESS: And you can all do that?
MICHAEL: No, just Isabel.
TESS: And you can communicate with him?
ISABEL: Subconsciously. I’ve only done it a few times
though. But was Tess really injured? Or was it a plan? Or
was it a plan that she got lured into (perhaps with the
promise of having Max?) only to find she had "sacrificed
herself" just as CW says Valandra did.
Regardless, I still say Courtney was obviously giving
Isabel the headaches at least, if not the visions.
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By
shapeshifter |
10-18-2000,
09:46 PM |
quote:Originally posted by GraceKel: ... I didn't like
that Isabel can melt down a door but she could not change her
gown into a pair of PANTS come on...
Oh but GraceKel, you know how this younger generation is,
they can't sew a stitch!
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By Zero |
10-18-2000,
11:15 PM |
quote:Originally posted by shapeshifter: Oh but GraceKel,
you know how this younger generation is, they can't sew a
stitch!
Okay - that made my night!! I can sleep now. Oh, and
Redhawk - Thanks for the picture (I love how they move!), and
I take notes on the second watching, too!
Grace Kel - even though you don't feel like you have much
to add, I always enjoy your take on things!
I hope next weeks episode helps fill in some details!!
Zero (Night all!)
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By czech
please |
10-18-2000,
11:16 PM |
quote:Originally posted by Melodious1: Was Tess crying that
loudly because she was indeed scared and injured? Possibly.
She somehow *sensed* Isabel's presence and started screaming
the best she could for help? Also possible (considering she
can sense Max ::cringe:: ). Or, like Courtney, just maybe Tess
was *also* luring Isabel to her? Also possible, but if this is
the case, then Tess IS on the Skins side; let herself get
beaten up. Realizing Max/Mike would just heal her anyway. Why
didn't she just heal herself, at least a little bit? We
[b]know she can heal. She couldn't gain any strength lying
there in a heap? I don't know, just seems weird. [/B]
iz's vision of tess in the crashdown screaming reminded me
way too much of the vision tess gave her in "white room,"
which has ALWAYS bothered me. after "surpise" i re-watched
some eps and this line from 4S jumped out at me:
TESS: You’re so lucky to have such a wonderful family,
Isabel. There’s so many happy memories.
after the cw tries to have iz remember betraying her
family, that just seemed significant.
one more thing: in "wr" pierce had to drug max to keep him
from using his powers. so why wouldn't tess have been able to
use hers against the cw? this seemed odd, especially since
she's been developing them for so long with Nasedo. they are
definitely going to need to explain that one!
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By Amaryl |
10-19-2000,
02:48 AM |
Bumping
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By rocklowery
|
10-19-2000,
06:16 AM |
I don't remember if anyone mentioned this but in Is's
soliliquy in the pod chamber, did you notice that she was lit
with a green light as opposed to CW who was lit with a red
light. I think the line about her being the same as CW is a
lie which puts the whole Vilandra speech under suspicion. One
other thing that sprang to mind was in BD the curb scene, Max
was standing on by a red curb while Liz was by a green curb.
Could it be that things are mixed up and Is and Michael are
the siblings. There are ample indications that things aren't
as they seem. I have to admit that the prospect that Max and
Is were the betrothed does seem a little icky. Then again I'm
only working on 5 hours sleep so this could all just be the
byproduct of a bad dream!
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By StarBox
|
10-19-2000,
06:18 AM |
Here is my latest thought: There seem to be alot of
similarities between Courtney and Tess. First - the image
of Courtney changing the drinks to coke reminded me of the
image of Tess fixing the statue. Also - I do agree that
Courtney was sending the "visions" to Tess - which would mean
both of them can mindwarp - but the podsters can not. Also -
the fact that CW has files of photos of the podsters and so
did Harding. CW actually seems like she may have had a
relationship with Courtney similar to the Harding/Tess
relationship. They both showed up together/Courtney gives that
lame "stepson" story to explain why CW was "watching over"
her. Also - Courtney is trying to come on to Michael sexually
in a similar way to what Tess did. Also - when the "Skin" was
in Tess's house - did you notice that she didnt seem overly
concerned?
I know this is not specifically about Liz - but I do think
that the issue of Tess's authenticity directly relates.
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By Roswellrox
|
10-19-2000,
08:10 AM |
quote:Originally posted by redhawk:
Sooo much information thrown at us in one episode. Yikes. I
had to watch it again and take notes (yes, I take notes. ).
I take notes too! I have a special little Roswell note
book!
quote:Courtney says, "Trust me, no one is after Tess." How
revealing!?! Hmm. Shouldn't the skins be after Tess if she is
a podian? I felt like Courtney was perhaps giving Isabel the
visions of Tess in trouble to lead Isabel out to the power
plant to be confronted by VW. That would mean though that
Courtney and VW are in cahoots and maybe even Tess.
You know, it weird... When I watched Surprise again, I
sitll didn't catch the oddness of Courtney saying that about
Tess. But now that you mention it, it does seem pretty odd.
They should be after all the podsters if they are the bad
guys...hmm...More credence to the Tess is not all that she
seems to be theory. I don't think Courtney was giving Is that
visions, but I definitely think she knew what was going on...
I think they kidnapped Tess to get Is there. CW was probably
lying about getting the wrong one... Tess was the one they
picked up, because she was the one who was by herself more
often. Is always had one of the guys around her. She lives
with one of them!
quote: happy thoughts to leave you with
today...
notice Max's hand on Liz's neck and the V
formation in the background. [/B]
Oh Yes! Very happy thoughts! Thank you soooooo much
Redhawk! And welcome back!
Oh, I was just watching the first three eppy's again and
there's a couple things that I noticed...
S&B: When the "I know an alien club" was meeting and
Max said "Nobody's going to dye...We're not killing anyone."
There was a sticker on the lockers behing his head that said
"Freestyle." Does that mean that Max is going to do this
leading thing his own way "freestyle?" not taking orders from
anyone else.
A/N: the same sticker showed up behind his head when he was
telling Is to stay away from Grant. When Max was going
into the UFO Center the words "Defence" and "Authority" were
right underneath the UFO Center sign. Also inside the UFO
Center the was the word "Refuge" (I think that was noticed by
someone else). Also, when the podsters left the UFO center ,
the word "Shelter" is seen behing them on the wall of the
building. I think this tells us that Brody's research and the
resources at the UFO Center are going to be valuable
later...and it could be a place of hiding for them all in
times of trouble...(?)
There was something else, but I can't remember though...
Man I need to get to class... later!
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By Zero |
10-19-2000,
09:21 AM |
Just stopping by to read, BUMP and run!
BTW - all discussion about Tess is relevant to Liz since
the Tess/Max relationship is an important part of mythology
and how Liz ultimately fits in!!
Also - a reminder - no spoilers. Though some of us (me
included - though I wish I could resist) are a bit spoiled, we
are trying to keep this clean of spoilers. However, previews
that have been aired or scripts (with deleted scenes) of
episodes that have been aired are welcome to be discussed.
Okay - off to work!!
Zero
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By Evid |
10-19-2000,
09:46 AM |
quote by reggie, quote:As for Valenti carrying her, I
suspect that he has been given the role of father figure for
the Podsters. He is by far the eldest of the "in" crowd, old
enough to be their father; and the Sheriff is an authority
figure. It's appropriate for the "father" to be carrying the
injured child. He may also be stronger than Max or Michael;
notice that Katherine was having trouble lugging poor Emilie.
Valenti could not be stronger then Max or Michael.
Remember on 285 South when Michael pushed Kyle and he was
thrown clear across the room, and Max on Destiny when he
knocked out the FBI agent with one punch. They looked alot
stronger then any humen I've seen. As for Iz we have not seen
her use her strenght before but if she is advanced she should
have still been able to carry Tess with ease. I guess the
writers didn't think of this. I think the writers have
been abducted and they have been replaced with drones. Where
is the heart in soul of Roswell? I guess, lost in the Alien
Abyss.
Evid
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By GraceKel
|
10-19-2000,
10:03 AM |
Evid lost in the Alien ABYSS well I have always enjoyed the
QUALITY SCI-FI of last year which depended very little on
special effects-character driven SCI-FI. CHEESY is the only
thing that comes to mind lately, sorry. LOL!!!
Well I came up with two things---neither were from SURPRISE
I don't know if they mean anything or not but when Whittaker
came into the office in ASK NOT You could clearly see the word
or part of a word VINT---So of course I thought of Vanessa,
Isabel, Nasedo, and Tess???? The other thing I noticed was
in that same office behind Liz is a sign which reads "VISITORS
WELCOME"-----Now there are only two people I have heard called
VISITORS on this show, NASEDO and MICHAEL---are they welcome
in WHITTAKERS OFFICE-and if so why? wyaOTRSs
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By
LizParkerfan |
10-19-2000,
10:30 AM |
Okay.
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By lizmaxluv
|
10-19-2000,
11:11 AM |
I agree with what was said about the pilot episode when this
was said: LIZ: So when you saved me that day, you risked
everything? MAX: Yeah. LIZ: Why? MAX: It was you.
I think that there could be some possible hidden meaning
there, don't you? Maybe she's the hybrid that hatched early
and she became human Hmmmm... 4-EVER!
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By SciFiMom
|
10-19-2000,
11:12 AM |
Okay here are my not so brilliant thoughts....
I have agreed with those who have felt that this war
was a civil one. So we have two "races" of the same people
fighting. In order to achieve peace they "unite" royalty from
both factions, Tess and Max, but they both have "loves" and
Tess betrays both sides by choosing her "lover". Ending the
peace and their lives. Courtney stated that no one was after
Tess... why? Well, if she is the royalty of the skins and
"belongs with them" according to CW, then they wouldn't wish
to hurt her. So, if the skins worked together to capture Tess
and see what she knows, but Isabel steps in and CW thinks
maybe she was mistaken and Tess isn't "Valandra". So, she
begins to question her. However, what if Tess IS Valandra.
Then the above theory remains solid. CW mentioned that
Valandra betrayed her brother, but didn't say who her brother
was...Michael maybe?
The momagram spoke to "her" children, in their other lives
Max and Tess were already married, and Michael and Isabel were
"intended", so M/T were married for politics while M/I maybe
for love? Although,I suppose that if Isabel is Valandra then
Grant could be her great love.
Although I like the idea that the real Tess died and her
essence was placed in an human baby (Liz) and Tess is a decoy
or replacement. That would explain why she didn't "pass" the
tests of CW, who is now wrongly assuming that Isabel is
Valandra. The problem with that is then Liz would be the one
to betray. I don't like that...Although, in a way she has, she
is responsible for the "I know an alien" club. What do you all
think?
And just for the record, I thought CW was referring to the
other three meaning the other three skins, not podsters...but
didn't tape it, grrr, so I can't go back and hear it all
again.
One last thought, what if Whitaker isn't dead? What if her
skin was all thatwas destroyed? We know that they can be
invisible or chameleon-like, so she could have dissapeared in
the mess of floating skin. Just a thought...
~Sheri
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By Melodious1
|
10-19-2000,
12:01 PM |
quote:Originally posted by StarBox: There seem to be alot
of similarities between Courtney and Tess. ... CW actually
seems like she may have had a relationship with Courtney
similar to the Harding/Tess relationship. They both showed up
together/Courtney gives that lame "stepson" story to explain
why CW was "watching" her. Also - Courtney is trying to come
on to Michael sexually in a similar way to what Tess did.
I agree with you Star that there seem to be similarities
between Tess' abilities and Courtney's (a known Skin). I like
your thoughts about CW/Courtney's relationship being similar
to Harding/Tess'. Although, I can't be certain Harding was a
Skin/Skin supporter (if that's what you're implying). I do
think Tess is a Skin or spy of some kind, but possibly she
herself has no idea what she is (if Harding was Podian), he
probably didn't know either (If he was Podian, he was diddling
a Skin and had no clue, wouldn't surprise me at all Tess'
Skin-ness slipping by him). Tess planted in the possibly empty
Young Bride chamber? Although why would it have been empty?
The young bride was taken by the Skins? Or did she hatch VERY
prematurely and escape the chamber? I still think Sheila
Hubble might have been the "young bride".
This goes back to all the theories on programming. Tess
could be *programmed* (by Skins) to believe she's a podster
(so that when she *connected* with someone, it wouldn't
accidentally slip out that she's not what she appears). Tess
believes she's a podster; season 1 she seemed to be genuinely
pained about the situation she was in (Max/Mi/I won't accept
her and Harding is pressuring her to make them accept their
"destiny"). The Skins might have also created/planted that
"alien book" Tess has (convenient how some of the symbols in
it are similar to the ones on those Skin beeper things).
However, the *programming* is obviously not 100% accurate,
although very close (which could be an explanation why Max's
memories prior Tess are different from the ones he has when T
arrives).
Also, I think you have something Star with your comparison
between Michael's seeming attraction to Courtney and Max's
attraction to Tess... eerily similar. I wonder if Mike is
going to start having very compromising/intense fantasies
soon?? What's with Skin females?? Are they the Mata Hari race
or something!?
The thing is -for some strange reason- I still kind of like
Courtney; a gut feeling is telling me she might not turn out
to be so bad. Despite her seemingly obvious similarities with
Tess (and I completely distrust Tess). Am I insane?
Something else I've been pondering is that I believe Isabel
assumes CW killed "Nasedo", but CW never actually answers her
(I believe?). What I'm still wondering is if Harding and
Nasedo are actually the same SSer? I'm still hanging on to the
TicTac=Nasedo theories. So when Isabel assumes CW killed
Nasedo, does Whitaker know who she's referring to... does she
assume it's Harding? Or could CW have known that Harding /
Nasedo were two different entities? I assume Whitaker believed
she knew who Nasedo is/was (Pierce presumedly knew). But even
then, I still don't think that concretely means Harding =
Nasedo.
Have there been any new speculations on who killed Sheila
Hubble? I probably need to go back and read this thread more
closely, but I think with all these "Liz might be Vilandra",
"Tess is a Skin" speculations, I wonder where Sheila Hubble
fits into the whole alien mythos and with Liz?? I certainly
hope her death isn't going to simply be shoved under the
rug... it seems to big a hole to do that. (this is really
wishful thinking though)
Melodious
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By Melodious1
|
10-19-2000,
12:45 PM |
Ok, this probably belongs on the Sci Fi or Signs & Symbols
thread (the last one I'm having trouble finding). With the
speculations about Tess' allegiances, Ancient Civilizations
and the length of time the Granolith has been on Earth made me
think of this poem. It's an Aztec poem by Nezahualcoyotl
(which coincidentally enough, translates "Hungry Coyote"). It
always reminded me of the podsters plight, but mostly Tess'
feelings of being on Earth and never really being accepted. I
wanted to share it to see what y'all thought...
SONG OF THE FLIGHT by Nezahualcoyotl
In vain I was born. In vain I left the house of god and
came to Earth. I am so wretched!
I wish I'd never come to Earth. But what is there to do?
Do I have to live among the people? Princes, tell me?!
Do I have to stand on Earth? What is my destiny? My heart
suffers. You were hardly my friend here on earth, Life
Giver.
Does He who sustains and lifts men have no discretion?
Go, friends, live in peace, pass your life in calm!
While I live with my head bent down when I am among the
people. How do you decide your heart, Life Giver?
Already your anger is vanishing, your compassion
welling! I am at your side, God. Do you plan my death?
Is it true we take pleasure, we who live on Earth? It
isn't certain that we live, much less that we have come to
enjoy ourselves on Earth?
We are all so filled with grief.
Are bitterness and anguish the destiny of the people of
Earth?
But do not anguish, my heart!
I only look forward, I remember our friends. Perhaps
they will come one more time, perhaps they will return to
life? Or only once do we perish, only one time here on
Earth?
If only our hearts did not suffer! next to; at your side,
Life Giver.
Melodious
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By
bkwrm79-Stargazer |
10-19-2000,
01:34 PM |
Melodious, when Is asks CW if she killed Nacedo, CW says "to
save you from the other 3" (Podsters, definitely, in the
context). This makes sense, actually, since Nacedo would
remember the betrayal. Since he hadn't said anything to that
point I doubt he considered it something that would be
significant in this life, at least not if Is never found out
about that part of her past. Nacedo wouldn't have told CW
this, though.
Someone said they had a good feeling about Courtney, better
than about Tess. So do I. Again, no evidence, just a hunch
that whatever role she plays, not everything she does will
turn to evil. (Isn't turning water into coke, if not on the
miracle A-list, something constructive rather than
destructive? Probably not a clue to future behavior, but it is
possible.)
Finally, I really like Surprises so I also would appreciate
not coming across spoilers here.
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By redhawk
|
10-19-2000,
02:23 PM |
Hi! I finally had a chance to catch up on the rest of the
thread. So many great theories! I have yet to even make it
over to the SciFi thread. So I'm sorry if I repeat anything
someone else observed.
Well, I have a funny story from Monday night. Okay, at the
time it was frightening. As usual, I had the VCR all set up
and ready to go ten minutes before Roswell. And everything
seemed to be fine. Well, Roswell starts going at eight and I
press record. My VCR start taping and 30 seconds later stops.
My poor little heart stops. I run up to the VCR and press
record again and the VCR makes this terrible whirring noise.
And I thought, "Oh no, I've gracekelled my VCR to death!" I'm
yelling up to my husband who was in the other room watching
Monday night football (he watches Roswell with me on Friday
night from our tape). He comes rushing down. ...Afterall, he
knows how obsessed I am with Roswell. And we keep trying to
press record, but it automatically stops after 30 seconds
everytime. Luckily, I thought maybe our poor old VCR just
doesn't like this tape. So I grab another new one and shove it
into the spot, press record, and wait. Whew! It tapes and I
still get part of the beginning dream segment with Isabel. I
was thanking my lucky stars that the opening segment wasn't
M/L. Needless to say, I asked my husband if a new VCR was in
order. And he says he has been telling me needed a new one for
the last two years. Roswell=newVCR
Anyway, I just had to share that. I thought you all could
probably relate.
Well, Surprise was definitely a surprise for me. It was
overwhelmingly packed with info and to me felt very choppy. It
wasn't nearly as smooth and seamless as past episodes. The
only other ep I thought was choppy was Crazy. But that is just
my opinion.
I was very surprised by Surpise because I never thought
Isabel would turn out to be the traitor. There were never any
serious clues to lead us to this conclusion. Although, that
may be because it was her essence that betrayed and not the
"human" Isabel. I thought her only downfall would be her
vanity. But that just goes to show what I know. I do like
surprises and bends in the curve, but I appreciate a few clues
leading up to it, no matter how subtle. This new knowledge of
Isabel just seems out of character. oh well, who knows! I
always expected the weak link to be Tess or Michael. But that
is just my opinion.
Okay, you remember a few threads back when we were talking
about communism (that was on this thread wasn't it?). Someone
needs to refresh my memory on our discussion. Anyway, did you
notice the reds sign. Reds=communisn ....red scare,
etc. And speaking of war, someone (sorry, I can't remember
who) mentioned that Grant's b-day was the day Pearl Harbor was
bombed. So... Dec.7th=War breaks out.
Thank you for the info on "Run Lola Run". I'm so glad
someone knew what the movie was about. I just knew they
dropped that particular one as a clue.
I was also disturbed by how Isabel is now 18 years old. I
could have sworn she was 16 last season. Although, I'm never
sure if I'm getting the tv show and the books mixed up.
On the granolith: I thought it had to be some type of
regeneration device. But then when they showed it, it
immediately reminded me of the elevator in some of the Star
Trek shows. At which point, I thought it might be some means
of transport. Hmm... Guess we'll have to wait and find out.
I thought it was interesting all the new powers or
variations of powers that showed up in this ep. We now know
that the Skins have some similar powers to the podians. 1.
Courtney changes the molecular structure of the soda. 2. VW
opens the steel door by sliding the bolts back (lots of glow
like Michael's power). 3. VW has the ability to move large
objects(Tess) with force like Michael does. 4. VW somehow
starts the power line up, spurting electricity toward Isabel.
(Why would she try to kill Isabel and Tess if she wants the
Granolith so bad?) 5. Isabel cuts a hole in the door with
her power. (Why doesnt' she just unlock it like she usually
does with locks?) 6. Isabel pushes the electricity back
toward VW. (Is this a mental power because she closes her eyes
or is she just concentrating?)
Hmm... so much to think about.
Pretty soon I'm going to start chanting "Where's Liz?"
again. I miss Liz, probably because I identify with her the
most. So "Where is LIZ?"
Okay, sorry that was so long. TTYL
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By StarBox
|
10-19-2000,
02:35 PM |
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Melodious1: I can't be certain
Harding was a Skin/Skin supporter (if that's what you're
implying). I do think Tess is a Skin or spy of some kind, but
possibly she herself has no idea what she is (if Harding was
Podian), he probably didn't know either (If he was Podian, he
was diddling a Skin and had no clue, wouldn't surprise me at
all Tess' Skin-ness slipping by him). Tess planted in the
possibly empty Young Bride chamber? Although why would it have
been empty? The young bride was taken by the Skins? Or did she
hatch VERY prematurely and escape the chamber? I still think
Sheila Hubble might have been the "young bride".
**** I am not sure what I think Harding is/was? I think I
am leaning towards that he was a podster-supporting skin.
Maybe. But his actions seem to be far from benevolent. I
am not sure WHAT he was up to. But it seems that if he was
really being helpful that he would have given the podsters
much more information. Also - seems kind of like he was
working with CW to some extent. Personally - I dont think
Tess ever WAS in the young bride chamber. I feel like the
original memories that M/M/I had during balance were authentic
- and the four square "revisions" were the result of Tess
planting images. I also think every "Flash" Max had of him and
Tess together were mind-warp (notice how he hasnt had a single
one since learning that Tess can play that little trick).
What happened with the young Bride chamber? I dont know.
But I am sure that whoever it was that was supposed to be in
there somehow links back to Liz.
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By Melodious1
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10-19-2000,
02:46 PM |
quote:Originally posted by bkwrm79-Stargazer: Someone said
they had a good feeling about Courtney, better than about
Tess. So do I. Again, no evidence, just a hunch that whatever
role she plays, not everything she does will turn to evil.
(Isn't turning water into coke, if not on the miracle A-list,
something constructive rather than destructive? Probably not a
clue to future behavior, but it is possible.)
I really need to watch this ep again; I didn't realize
there was already water in those glasses Courtney ran her
little miraculous hand over. I really think that could have
been a little clue from the writers/TPTB that Courtney is
actually (or could turn out to be) a good guy. Although the
biblical figure in question was a martyr who was sacrificed
for the sins of a world... might this also be significant?
Melodious
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By Starstruck
|
10-19-2000,
03:38 PM |
Hi Everyone
StarBox- Your comparison of Tess and Courtney is vry
accurate. I'd never thought about it that way. Thanks for
enlightening me!
redhawk and Roswellrox- I have a Roswell notebook too!! Do
you think they'd give us a group rate for therapy for
obssesive compulsive behavior?
Evid- about Max's strength, remember too when he hit the
bathroom stall wall and it fell in on Michael. Without alien
strength he couldn't have done that! I think that you, and
Grace Kel and I are all feeling the same. Have evil aliens
captured the writers?
redhawk- LMAO about your Roswell= new VCR story! Isn't it
nice to have patient husbands. I lost my husband to Monday
night football as well. The guys rotate houses to watch
football and I told him I'm sorry but as long as Roswell is on
Monday nights they're banned from our house! I make it up to
him by sending good snacks with him. Anyway even though he
gets home quite late from football he always has to watch as
soon as he gets home.He'd never admit to anyone that he enjoys
this show that much though!
OK now getting down to business. I've been pondering over
weather or not Harding and VW new what and who each other
were. My reasons for thinking they may have are these;
Harding says- "I must admit I've grown awfully fond of the
FOUL TEMPTRESS. It's a shame I may now have to kill her." The
foul temptress makes it sound like he knew what she was. I
know it could be said he called her that because she stood up
against Pierce in the Congressional hearings, but I think it's
more than that.
Also this conversation : Pierce/Harding-"Don't let
polotics come between us." Whitaker-"Polotics is the reason
you slept with me to begin with." Pierce/Harding-"Well,
maybe at first. It's more than that now. You showed me a side
of myself ...I didn't know existed."
This makes me think that their relationship may have been
based on mutual gain. If that was the case it seams like they
would have known that they were on opposing political sides.
Also, why wouldn't Harding have told Max in his dying
breaths that it was VW that did him in. This can be looked at
two ways. He was defending her to the end, or it wasn't VW
that killed him.
Starstruck
Remember Liz is the true Queen!
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By Qfanny |
10-19-2000,
03:56 PM |
I'm going to apply the brown eyes/blue eyes theory to
characters: Pierce had blue eyes, Tess has blue eyes, Whitaker
has blue eyes, and Courtney has blue eyes! I think the blue
eyes identifies a skin!
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By GraceKel
|
10-19-2000,
04:02 PM |
This message is for QFANNY when she comes back to join
us---REMEMBER how you always add at the end of your posts LIZ
IS NOT AN ALIEN---well I hope you are changing your mind about
this one, cuz it looks like the only ones who are going to be
getting screen time on this show are aliens-----and if thats
the case then I am all for Liz being an alien, such a waste of
her being morphed into the background like this-its very
depressing to me whether she and Max are a couple or not to me
she should be front and center in the show, so if she has to
be an alien to get back there then so be it.
WELL THATS MY RANT FOR THE EVENING.
OH REDHAWK-yes the idea of Isabel betrayal coming out
of nowhere I so agree, I am sure the powers that be are very
much aware that we have analyzed everything to death and I
cannot recall one person ever finding a clue or a hint of this
EVER----so either the show is not FOLLOWING its clues or this
is all a bunch of CRAP being made up by aliens with their own
agendas, I hope its the latter. Now that I think of it
behind Isabel in S and B eppy at Michaels apartment I thought
they were referring to Grant when they showed this but maybe
it was for Isabel --it clearly showed the words SERVED KING
ONLY.
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By Zero |
10-19-2000,
04:02 PM |
quote:Originally posted by Evid: Where is the heart in soul
of Roswell? I guess, lost in the Alien Abyss.
Evid
Evid - I'm sure hoping they don't gut the soul out of
the storyline in favor of "enhanced sci-fi" - especially since
there are soooooooo many wonderful scenarios that incorporate
both excellent sci-fi storylines and relationship development.
I think those who have posted their theories on this thread
have been very creative, while keeping the science fiction in
the forefront. I'm hoping we have a group of writers that can
tell a wonderful story without lowering themselves to the
"90201" style of relationship hopping - I personally dislike
the lowest-common denominator approach to storytelling, and am
hoping that we don't end-up with that. Okay - time to step
down from the soap box - except to repeat my slogan "Together
- Max and Liz are an awesome force to reckon with!!" Things
will just not be the same if they are kept apart, and Liz is
kept in the background!
Zero
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By GraceKel
|
10-19-2000,
04:05 PM |
Oh QFANNY you must have snuk it and posted while I was posting
LOL!!!! Yes I noticed the eye coloring too.
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By Qfanny |
10-19-2000,
04:08 PM |
quote:Originally posted by GraceKel: This message is for
QFANNY when she comes back to join us---REMEMBER how you
always add at the end of your posts LIZ IS NOT AN ALIEN---well
I hope you are changing your mind about this one, cuz it looks
like the only ones who are going to be getting screen time on
this show are aliens-----and if thats the case then I am all
for Liz being an alien, such a waste of her being morphed into
the background like this-its very depressing to me whether she
and Max are a couple or not to me she should be front and
center in the show, so if she has to be an alien to get back
there then so be it.
WELL THATS MY RANT FOR THE EVENING.
GraceKel I still think is not an I've just been to lazy
to type it out and I can't put it the smilies into my
signature.
I am frankly having a tough time keeping up with the level
off thought going on anymore. I literally watched the general
surprise thread add 3 pages in 30 minutes. This thread is the
same way. Pages are added so fast!
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By Zero |
10-19-2000,
04:14 PM |
quote:Originally posted by lizmaxluv: I agree with what was
said about the pilot episode when this was said: LIZ: So
when you saved me that day, you risked everything? MAX:
Yeah. LIZ: Why? MAX: It was you.
I think that there could be some possible hidden meaning
there, don't you? Maybe she's the hybrid that hatched early
and she became human Hmmmm... 4-EVER!
To build on that thought - in Surprise when Max and Iz are
fighting over whether Iz can date Grant - she says something
about Max not being able to date Liz without keeping his mouth
shut, and Max said "that was different!" Again - Max
instinctively puts Liz in a category separate from all other
humans. It is as if something in him has always know she is
different - and that she always will be!
Zero
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By Reggie |
10-19-2000,
04:23 PM |
quote:Originally posted by Qfanny: 1) Max/Isabel scene:
Yes, very uncomfortably close. But maybe not because of (yew)
sexual tensions, but because Max told Isabel that he would
have to trust her insight. Isabel had told Max 2 hours earlier
that she would "betray" his order to stay away from Grant.
Having just heard what the CW said, assuming she wasn't lying,
this is exactly what Max needs to tell her at this time. Maybe
Valandra did betray her kind for a higher good. Just like she
looked for Tess against leaders Max, Michael and Liz. I sort
of thought when Max was speaking, he was telling Valandra
also, "I have to trust your instincts." (corny )
If Isabel's former name was Valandra was Max's Valiant?
On the granolith gadget, you think you've got something
about how she had to go back because she could not survive
Earth. Could the podsters survive Twilo without the Granolith?
could that be why they have it?
Ah! That makes sense about Max/Isabel. I didn't get that.
We've wondered how the podsters (here), were supposed to
defeat their planetary enemies (there). How do they get
there? Maria: "Well, Michael, why don't you just steal
something?"
Mom's folks probably figured that they'd need some
transportation. As long as they've got the pod chamber
secured, wouldn't it be the logical place to put other
supplies? I'd look around that back room. There may be some
other useful stuff back there. Like a Twilo-English
dictionary, a copy of The Plan, etc.
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By Qfanny |
10-19-2000,
04:35 PM |
quote:Originally posted by Reggie: Mom's folks probably
figured that they'd need some transportation. As long as
they've got the pod chamber secured, wouldn't it be the
logical place to put other supplies? I'd look around that back
room. There may be some other useful stuff back there. Like a
Twilo-English dictionary, a copy of The Plan, etc.
Reggie: I don't think the podster folks really put a lot of
thought into anything. The Destiny Plan is up there with
world's most improbable save the universe missions. I agree
with the "low-budget" POV that this was the only thing they
could afford to implement.
One thing I can say about the granolith, it's nice to see
the podster's have an upper hand over something the EA want!
They didn't even know they had it. I thought it pretty unfair
that the EA knew more about the podsters than they did. It's
refreshing to see the EA grovel for something.
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By
shapeshifter |
10-19-2000,
04:40 PM |
quote:Originally posted by redhawk: ...On the granolith: I
thought it had to be some type of regeneration device. But
then when they showed it, it immediately reminded me of the
elevator in some of the Star Trek shows. At which point, I
thought it might be some means of transport...
RedHawk, we think alike (maybe it's from working many hours
in Photoshop?)--anyway, inspiration : The Skins had originally
intended to transport back to Twilo via the granolith either
to get re-shinned or to trade off with fresh recruits. But
Nasedo managed to hide it.
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By Zero |
10-19-2000,
05:07 PM |
Just marking where I left off reading! But, of course, I have
to comment. I do also think the Granolith is a transportation
unit of some kind - maybe a wormhole maker - or something like
the machine in "Contact."
I also want to comment about "Run, Lola, Run." I think it
is an interesting clue. Maybe the writers plan to take us down
alternate storylines - if x occurs, than y happens. It made me
think about the movie "Sliding Doors." I don't want to ruin
the story for anyone who has not seen it, BUT it also deals
with alternate stories based on whether the heroine makes a
subway train or misses it. I won't say what happens, but just
that what seems like the desired storyline ultimately has a
tragic turn, and the less desireable storyline has the
potentially happy ending. Maybe that is what the writers are
doing here, leading us down an - apparently - undesired
storyline (Tess/Max w/ less Liz) with the plan to make it all
work out in the end. I just don't know if I can emotionally
deal with that.
Zero "Where's Liz?" (Thought I'd start the chant
again!! )
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By
ROStaFEHRian |
10-19-2000,
05:58 PM |
quote:Originally posted by Zero: Maybe the writers plan to
take us down alternate storylines - Maybe that is what the
writers are doing here, leading us down an - apparently -
undesired storyline
Zero,
I have a strong feeling that this is an alternate timeline.
Too much strangeness so far.
Rosta
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By redhawk
|
10-19-2000,
06:19 PM |
Originally posted by Starstruck: quote:redhawk- LMAO about
your Roswell= new VCR story! Isn't it nice to have patient
husbands. I lost my husband to Monday night football as well.
The guys rotate houses to watch football and I told him I'm
sorry but as long as Roswell is on Monday nights they're
banned from our house! I make it up to him by sending good
snacks with him. Anyway even though he gets home quite late
from football he always has to watch as soon as he gets
home.He'd never admit to anyone that he enjoys this show that
much though! I know EXACTLY what you mean about him never
admitting he enjoys the show too. Definitely a good idea
about banning them from the house. I have dibs on the big TV
with VCR every Monday night at 8:00. It's the only way to go.
Qfanny - I think we're starting to form a solid theory
on this eye color thing. Although, I just don't know what the
writers are up to with Tess. They seem to be writing her much
more sympatheticly lately. She whines a lot less. And the
writers seem to want us to feel sorry for her. But I still
don't know if I trust her. The writers could be trying to get
us to trust her and then WHAM! they reverse themselves and we
find out we were right all along. I'm still having a hard time
separating my bias from her, so I guess we'll have to wait and
see. By the way, you're not the only one having a hard
time keeping up with the threads. Yikes! I used to be able to
read three threads regularly and now I can barely keep up with
one.
GraceKel - You're not the only one who wants to rant
lately! Feel free, by the way. I don't mind one bit. I so
enjoy getting Liz's point of view i.e. the human one on the
action that is going on in Roswell. grr...
Originally posted by GraceKel: quote:so either the show
is not FOLLOWING its clues or this is all a bunch of CRAP
being made up by aliens with their own agendas, I hope its the
latter. I'm definitely hoping it is the latter, otherwise
this is not good storytelling.
Zero - I also thought of "Sliding Doors" when someone
explained what "Run Lola Run" was about. If the writers are
doing something like this, I sure hope I will be able to see
what is tangibly going on. I'm getting tired of being
confused. And I so hope they don't do a Dallas number on us
and Max suddenly wakes up back in the desert by Liz in SH. "It
all was a dream, just a bad, bad dream."
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By
shapeshifter |
10-19-2000,
07:10 PM |
Also about the Run Lola Run: CW said it was the story of her
life too... Just musing.
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By Panola |
10-19-2000,
08:02 PM |
Hi all! These threads have definitely been spiraling like
crazy. My son was sick this week so I made him, "held his feet
over a fire," to watch our own Roswell Marathon. He harassed
me at first. Finally, I figured that he was starting to be a
fan when he called me at work for the tape of Surprise. He was
not happy that I had already lent it to my friend from work.
He had a interesting theory about Brody. He felt that he
is a good guy since the aliens healed him. Since I
rewatched TLV recently, I had almost forgotten about the scene
when Max arrives at the house and Nasedo quips, "but our night
isn't over yet." Liz responds, Yes, it is." Then Nasedo
replies, "we'll have to do this again some time." T*** turns
to Nasedo and grins. (very nastily I might add))
In Surprize, I didn't even connect the other three to the
podsters, I thought that it referred to some other evil
aliens. However, I just came up with a thought, the other
three excludes T*** Or is it 1 hidden & 4 showing.
Also, Grant's birthday, 12-7 = 5. Fives popping out of the
woodwork..
For an TV absentee mom, I loved it when Liz's Mom said,
"What year?" & "Not right now but sometime soon, we're
going to have a long talk..." Her reaction to Alex's dance
& his embarrasment was too funny...... When are Liz's
parents going to surface? Particularly when Liz's Mom made a
big issue about being there to protect.... her. Sounds Like
Nasedo who wanted to protect.... hmnnnn.... isn't the FBI's
motto to serve and protect.....
It's those brain skews
from Statistics again. Panola
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By Qfanny |
10-19-2000,
08:10 PM |
quote:In Surprize, I didn't even connect the other three to
the podsters, I thought that it referred to some other evil
aliens. However, I just came up with a thought, the other
three excludes T*** Or is it 1 hidden & 4 showing.
Also, Grant's birthday, 12-7 = 5. Fives popping out of the
woodwork..
Whoa! I didn't see that one coming. How about this one
too..
12/7 Grants birthday 1*2*7=14 1+4=5
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By Panola |
10-19-2000,
09:02 PM |
Qfanny! I didn't see the 1*2*7= 14 1+4=5 I also thought
that Grant's birth year might have been relevent. When did Iz
sneak around to plan a rendezvous with Grant? The day she
turned 18... not likely. When?.... Definitely kept a secret
from her fellow confidents. She also instantly liked 2 people
who appear to have other agendas. (Grant looking for radiation
with a metal detector... Me thinks sounds like a man with gold
fever...or another abducted human)
I thought that Courtney saying, "This is your night," to Iz
didn't mean her Happy Happy Joy Joy night but rather...
horrible events were planned for Iz.
Liz certainly caught the drawer locking action of CW fast.
That's Our Gal Liz!! Who knows what evil lurks in the
heart of man. The shadow knows.... RBI's over and out!!
Panola
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By Evid |
10-19-2000,
11:10 PM |
Hey GraceKel: I agree with you, if Liz can only get screeen
time by becoming an Alien then please make her one, or have
they already?
I saw this pic and my jaw hit my chest and I got the
chills. Remember one of the posters saw an Alien over Liz's
face on BD and only a few of us saw it, I never did. Well look
below and let me know what you see. This is from the beginning
of Destiny.
One more thing I wanted to add. On the song Crash Into Me
by the Dave Matthews Band their is a lyric that now stands
out. Remember this was played at the end of the Pilot when Max
and Liz are up on the hill.
I'm the King of the castle your my dirty rascal. I
think this one speaks for it's self.
Evid
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By Panola |
10-19-2000,
11:32 PM |
Can't sleep until I post this. But first. Evid do you mean the
blue shadow to the right of her face like a ghostly image? My
computer isn't the newest (more like bits & pieces) just
gets the job done. Did you notice the shape of her eyeslids
when they would be closed? They kind of look like the
prototype of the alien on the show. some of my favorite people
are a little strange around the edges. Panola
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By Panola |
10-20-2000,
12:08 AM |
Reasons for a parent to cross examine Grant. 1) When did
this relationship begin? 2) Whatever is your birth
year? 3) What are you really searching for in the
desert? 4) You want to date the girl whose brother you
called deputy dog !!!! Real cool peace making
technique!!! 5) If your intentions are on the up and up,
why did you run from the party? 6) Why did you & Iz
keep this relationship secret?!!!!! 7) Have you read How
to win friends and influence people yet? 8) Why did you
walk into the Crashdown and ask a total stranger for the
police station? 9) If you think that you have a human bone,
wasn't it connected to a skeleton? 10) Why did you remove the
bone, carry it in a duffle bag, take the bone out in a
restaurant (where people are eating and some may have
sensitive stomachs) and show it to a couple of high school
kids ? 11) Shouldn't the skeleton be left intact and the
sheriff brought to the site? 12) Did you really go to
college and pass with a C? I think Liz should visit CW's
files and see if any other Roswell residents appear?
Agh!!!!!! its late & I'm ranting but not about Liz.
Remember 4 are showing & 1 is hidden.
Panola
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By SciFiMom
|
10-20-2000,
06:29 AM |
I agree with you all....Grant is definately suspect. Although,
I would like to point out that I dated someone five years
older than me when I wasa sophmore and later as a senior I
dated a man seven years older than me. And my Mom knew the
whole time. :-) And I turned 18 at the tail end of my senior
year of HS, because I was very ill as a child and everyone
felt it would be best to hold me back. Later my Mom felt that
was wrong, becuase I was more mature than kids my age and
tended to socialize with people older than me. Now that I told
you all part of the story of me......think of Isabel.
BUT the real reason I am posting is to bump us off the
second page!!!
So here it goes....
~Sheri
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By Whiteotter
|
10-20-2000,
06:35 AM |
bumping this thread to get those obnoxious hackerwannabes off
the top of the board. Sorry about my avatar.
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By Evid |
10-20-2000,
08:33 AM |
quote:Originally posted by Panola: Can't sleep until I post
this. But first. Evid do you mean the blue shadow to the right
of her face like a ghostly image? My computer isn't the newest
(more like bits & pieces) just gets the job done. Did you
notice the shape of her eyeslids when they would be closed?
They kind of look like the prototype of the alien on the show.
some of my favorite people are a little strange around the
edges. Panola
Panola: I didn't take in to consideration that some
monitors might not pick it up. Ok, if you look toward your
right side, her left, beside her face you will see a ghostly
image of what looks to me like an alien, you can only see half
it's face. The forehead of the Alien is next to Liz's
forehead. The eye of the Alien starts at Liz's eye and ends at
the tip of her nose, it's chin and mouth are resting on her
shoulder. Please people tell me if you see it, or have I
really gone overboard?
Evid
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By StarBox
|
10-20-2000,
09:33 AM |
Okay - I have more thoughts about all these unanswered
questions :-) But first - some responses: *the picture of
Liz with the alien face is FREAKY - I dont see how that could
be a concidence. *the blue eyes theory is also very
interesting. Tess never seemed to "look right" with the
podsters to me.
Here are my thoughts about Liz as Vilandra and the
alternate destiny idea:
First - about the alternate destinies. I think that "Run
Lola Run" is different from "Sliding Doors" in that in "Run
Lola Run" you have a sense of characters actually re-living
the same basic events with only minor changes in order to
reach the desired outcome. Its almost like Lola gets to keep
trying until she gets things right. I think the use of this
reference points more to the idea that Liz (and the others)
are in a sense "replaying" events that happened before in
hopes of a different outcome. I think there is even a strong
possibility that they could have replayed them twice already -
once on the home planet - once during the crash/Hubble/Nasedo
killings era - and now once again. In either case - the clear
indication is that Liz is as much a part of Max's PAST as she
is his present (and future).
Now - on Liz as Vilandra. Remember it is an EA that
talks about the graet love in terms of a betrayal of ones
people. My initial reaction to CW's little confession to
Isabel is that she was saying that Vilandra was a skin who
fell in love with Max and betrayed her people (meaning her
brother is an unnamed EA out there). Notice the was she said
"You were one of US, and you were so beautiful". This also
explains why she was looking for someone romantically linked
to Max not his sister. I think the betrayer was Max's lover
and that the betrayal was against the EA - not against the
podsters. Which makes much more sense. Also - this fits
into the Romeo and Juliet theme. That Max and Liz are from two
feuding races. Perhaps Liz was fully disguised as a human
somehow to protect her from being discovered by her people -
the EA.
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By Melodious1
|
10-20-2000,
10:37 AM |
Since the Granolith has come into question. Based on some
Mythologists' theories in here and some other theories on the
Sci Fi of thread; several have speculated that the Granolith
might be able to create a wormhole (hence allowing travel
through space and time).
If the Granolith is indeed a wormhole creator, then I MUST
go back to all those former theories on time travel. The
shooters in the Crashdown... could they have been Skins (from
the future - a future where Skins have found the Granolith or
made one of their own?) who wanted to eliminate Liz?
Why would they want to eliminate Liz?? My personal opinion
(and from Star's theory above, I don't think I'm alone in
believing this), as opposed to the former theories of Liz
simply being the "destiny" roadblock hence assassination
atttempt; what if Liz is Vilandra (or the carrier of
Vilandra's essence)? The future Skins (or the present Skins)
know this?
I don't believe the story Whitaker told Iz was 100%. I do
believe there was possibly a traitor, but I don't believe it
was Vilandra. Something happened (a big conspiracy) in the
past life where everyone was led to believe Vilandra was a
traitor and Whitaker (the Skins) want to continue this falacy
on Earth. They (Skins & Podians who possibly wanted war
rather than peace?), in the past life, wanted everyone to
believe Queen Vilandra was a traitor to separate her (peaceful
influence) from King Max.
I agree with Star that I think Vilandra was Max's lover (or
wife - the one who influenced his decisions the most). Because
someone betrayed her (on either the Podian and/or Skin side).
Everyone, inc. Max, lost faith in her and possibly exiled her
(because he still loved her too much to kill her)... to Earth?
Four generations later, Liz Parker comes into the picture;
carrying Vilandra's essence. With Vil's influence gone, Skins
& Podians went to war. To the dismay of the Podians, they
lost. The Royal Four (King Max, 2nd in Command Michael,
Princess Iz and the King's new wife, Tess) were all recreated
as human hybrids and sent to the only other place there's a
Granolith... Earth (Podians knowing Vilandra died long ago,
but not realizing her essence lived on).
Vil's heart remained faithful to only Max and continued
loving him exiled on Earth even after losing his faith in her
(this love is still carried in Liz). Vil (recreated simply as
human?) married a human and had children, hence starting the
Parker family line (in Roswell)? So Liz, is entirely human but
carries Vilandra's (an alien) essence. A (dormant) essence
Max's essence recognized the first moment he saw Liz and which
he awakened once *connecting* with her. This "alien side"
(from contact with Max) is very slowly awakening / changing
Liz?
Depending on the truth to Whitaker's story, Why would these
aliens want to kill Liz/Vilandra if she supposedly betrayed
the Podians for their cause? They know, in the least, Vilandra
was the key to the alien destiny and also possibly the bridge
between the Skins and the Podians (had she not been betrayed;
there might never have been a war). This "traitor" story could
be a ploy. An attempt to taint Vilandra in the eyes of the
Earth Royal Four from the getgo (Skins either don't realize Iz
isn't Vilandra or they KNOW she isn't Vilandra, but they at
least wanted to plant the "Vilandra was a traitor" story, so
it's now in at least Iz's [& Tess'?] mind). I'm waiting
for Tess to have some Vilandra memory. However, if Vilandra
WAS Max's lover/wife then Tess might be reluctant to devulge
this information (endangering her place amongst the podsters).
Or it could all be something much simpler? (I'm obviously
brainwashed by everything but simple answers at the moment ).
Before I go any further, I'm just going to stop with this
speculating, because it is probably more appropriate for
fanfic (it's wallowing in fantastical as opposed to anything
realistic).
Melodious
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By StarBox
|
10-20-2000,
10:57 AM |
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Melodious1:
If the Granolith is indeed a wormhole creator, then I MUST
go back to all those former theories on time travel. The
shooters in the Crashdown... could they have been Skins (from
the future - a future where Skins have found the Granolith or
made one of their own?) who wanted to eliminate Liz? The
future Skins (or the present Skins) know this?
Why would they want to eliminate Liz?? My personal opinion
(and from Star's theory above, I don't think I'm alone in
believing this), as opposed to the former theories of Liz
simply being the "destiny" roadblock hence assassination
atttempt; what if Liz is Vilandra (or the carrier of
Vilandra's essence)?
********************************************
Melodious - I think you have some interesting speculations
about the possible role of Vilandra. I think that the EA
must be looking for Vilandra (as opposed to simply wanting to
kill the podsters). I think perhaps Harding was looking for
her too (hence the "stake-out" of the podsters). He may have
begun to suspect (or realize) who Liz really was when he
kissed her - causing him to change his mind and save her and
not Max from the funhouse. Obviously there is something more
than just trying to kill M/I/M (I dont include Tess since "no
one is after her" <g> )
Now the question that remains is - why are the EA wanting
to find Vilandra? They want her to give them Granolith? I dont
know. Maybe CW realized that Isabel was not Vilandra too -
and that was why she changed her mind about killing her.
Okay - enough rantings - time to pick my son up from
school. :-)
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By Evid |
10-20-2000,
11:46 AM |
Oh no, we are sinking, can't have
that. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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By Roswellrox
|
10-20-2000,
12:32 PM |
Hello RBI agents!
Evid~ That is an awesome catch on that picture! I SEE IT!
What was the other picture you were talking about with an
alien by Liz in shadow? Do you have that one too?
Starbox and Melodious~ Great ideas about Iz being Max's
lover/bride in the other life, and betraying the Skins and
then being framed for betraying the Podians! I totally didn't
catch on to anything like that. When CW said "You were one of
US" I thought she meant that IZ was concidered to be one of
THEM because she betrayed Max (her brother)... But who
knows... I like your ideas...
Melodious~ I too am leaning very much in favor of the time
travel theory...I want to spoil sooo bad here, but I will
restrain myself...
Anywayz, I'll stop now... I don't have anything profound to
add... My brain just can't can't seem to keep up with
everybody else's lately...
Roswellrox
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By Reggie |
10-20-2000,
01:11 PM |
quote:Originally posted by Roswellrox: Melodious~ I too am
leaning very much in favor of the time travel theory...I want
to spoil sooo bad here, but I will restrain myself...
Anywayz, I'll stop now... I don't have anything profound to
add... My brain just can't can't seem to keep up with
everybody else's lately...
Yes, please DON'T. They don't call them "spoilers" for
nothing. No wonder you can't keep up; you have to keep the
spoiler knowlege seperate from the public knowlege, and draw
conclusions only from the public stuff even though you know
the spoiler stuff. Remember:
This is your brain: This is your brain on spoilers:
Any questions?
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By GraceKel
|
10-20-2000,
01:17 PM |
Evid I see it you are not crazy, I have found some pretty
strange things when I have GRACEKELLED the eppys but didn't
want to admit it cuz I figure everyone would just think I am
completely crazy, right now I think I can safely say that
people only think I am HALF-CRAZY LOL!!!!
StarBox I don't know if you are just joining us but Nemo,
Rockowery and myself had this theory for quite some time(a
possible scenario) that Max's bride was from an enemy race and
possibly aliens on both sides were opposed to this and that
SOME WAY SOMEHOW Liz ended up with this brides essense whether
she had been killed in the crash of she broke out of pod early
or pod was tampered with or somehow. This would explain why
Max recognized her getting off the bus when he was six years
old and Liz smiled back at him(RECOGNITION OF SOULS) and how
FATE brought them together. I still think this is a great
possibility. However that said, I also think that
whatever HUMAN DNA that was used to create Max could have also
had a DESTINY and maybe that is why he is attached to the very
human Liz? I think either of these work---the only thing I AM
SURE OF IS THAT----THEY BETTER EXPLAIN THAT SENSE OF
RECOGNITION SOMEDAY!!! BECAUSE IT HAPPENED LONG B4 the
RECONNECTION SCENE IN THE PILOT.
Oh and Starbox LOL in not including Tess cuz no one is
after her, it made me chuckle.
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By tigger2
|
10-20-2000,
01:21 PM |
Forgive me if this is rather elementary, but I'm wondering
about Nacedo's role in placing Tess with the other aliens
(this is relevant to Liz, I promise!) Is it possible that Tess
truly *believes* she is Max's past wife when she is nothing
more than a sustitute created by Nacedo to replace the
original female hybrid (Liz) that had occupied the 4th pod
chamber?
I know the "Liz as an alien" theories are sometimes looked
down on, but bear with me because this is sort of a cheesy
romantic view.
Something has been bothering me about Tess's memories since
they are so focused specifically on her and Max romantically.
In "Ask Not" when Max and Tess were walking they discussed the
fact that Max remembers nothing of his past life, and Tess
replied that Nacedo "taught" her how to remember by using
certain memory retrieval techniques. What if they weren't
retrieval techniques, but instead suggestions placed by Nacedo
of memories that happened to someone else...memories of Max's
real bride?
Many questions have been raised as to why it would be
necessary for Mom to regenerate the essence of Max's wife and
what her role is supposed to be in The Plan. Well, in human
history the best way to defeat a king is to take that which he
loves most away from him. Max would be way more vulnerable
without his true love by his side and easier to defeat if she
weren't with him.
So what if Nacedo felt it necessary to create the allusion
that Tess was Max's bride mistakenly thinking his wife had
perished.
We all know Nacedo sucked as a Podyguard since he lost
track of three 6-year-old podsters. So it wouldn't be a
stretch that something horrible might have happened to the
fourth (i.e. kidnapped by skins and left for dead, discovered
by humans, you name it).
With the fourth podster (Liz) pressumed dead, Nacedo could
have created another hybrid (Tess) doing his best to duplicate
Liz's essence in Tess. And later, by keeping Tess close to
him, "teaching" Tess be the hybrid that was Max's wife in
hopes of fooling Max into believing that he was/is not
separated from his wife.
In otherwords, Tess doesn't have to be evil to not be Max's
destiny. (And I can't believe I'm saying this because I HATE
Tess.) But anyway, Tess may simply have been programmed to
think and feel things that by destiny belong to Max and Liz.
It certainly sort of makes Liz the "Anastasia" of podsters.
Of course, this still doesn't explain why Liz's saliva
appears human...
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By WR |
10-20-2000,
01:44 PM |
Well then, that shoots a few holes into my theory. Thanks for
all your responses to it. Quite addictive, this posting.
As I turn my mind into trying to fit some of this into my
theory, can someone help me with the way writers of current
series work with past episodes and scenes from the cutting
room floor.
If something was filmed ( and has appeared in threads, and
web sites ) but has been cut from the aired episode, is it
safe to assume that as such, the scene has no validity in the
current plot line?
Now, on a lighter note. Way back, someone questioned
Miltons wherabouts, and how unlikely it would be that he would
sell UFO Center. In 'Monsters', Milton tells Max that the
Center is just a "Tourist trap cash cow" and that "every penny
goes into his research." So it seems feasible that he would
sell up, so he can concentrate on his research.
So this begs the question. Is the gruesome image seen by
Max in Ask Not symbolic of the death of the UFO Center?
WR
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By huntjana
|
10-20-2000,
02:58 PM |
I am extxtremely sorry if I am expressing ideas that have
already been presented< I just wanted to post my take on
the Max, Liz relationship.
I have always seen Max and Liz’s relationship as a eternal
Romeo and Juliet story that not only is threatened by society
but by another constant protagonist as well. What if their
two souls constantly find each other lifetime after lifetime
just to be separated again and again by the same repeating
obstacles.
So far with everything that has been shown I see both of
Max’s lives to be somewhat similar. The fact that he, Isabel
and Michael stuck together all those years not only IMO
represents similar species sticking together, but shows a
never ending bond. Remember Michael was not around for the
first couple of years and they felt his absence greatly. I
think that those three were extremely close. Even though their
were other important people in their lives I don’t think the
three ever could live separate without feeling somewhat of an
absence. They will always be the leader, the side kick and the
peace maker. Even though Isabel supposedly betrayed Max I see
it as more of a moment of weakness. I do not think that
Michael and Isabel were ever suppose to be lovers and their
engagement threw off some balance, making her rebel. Even now
that the two know they were married in another life, they are
making no attempt to follow the same path, they are still just
the sidekick and the peacemaker.
Tess, I believe is the never ending protagonist, always
showing up when things start to get better and throws a wrench
in the works. Always a loner and always looking out for her
best interests first. She wants so badly to believe that she
has a place in this universe and will do anything to keep that
fantasy alive. I do believe that her and Max were married in
another life, but not by choice.
We don’t know much about the marriage customs of their
planet but we know that Isabel’s and Micaheal’s relationship
was not very stable. What if relationships were not based on
love, they supposedly had no emotions. Nacedo said that humans
are weak because of their emotions, maybe the pod squads
planet was a society full of people who pretended they had no
emotions. Only the weak expressed things like love and
sadness. Nacedo seems like a prime example, he seems not to
know how to express emotions but still capable of feeling
emotions. Maybe Isabel rebelled against her unemotional
society and fell in love outside her race. That would explain
why she was willing to betray her brother, she was finally
able to express emotions and didn’t want to lose that.
What she did not realize was that Max was also betraying
the same universal law of their society. He had fallen in love
with Liz and was sneaking around his planets back. What if he
and LIz were found out and rather than admit that their leader
was everything they despised, they killed Liz and forced him
to marry someone they knew he could never love. That would
quickly make a person cold hearted. Maybe the skins are a race
of people that expressed emotions but in such a negative way
that Max’s planet refrained from the very thought. The skins
are evil but still had more freedom than Max’s people.
I believe also that Max and Liz find each other time after
time, but things are always thrown in their way. It their last
life, they couldn’t be together because love didn’t exist, and
then Tess shows up. In their present life, the obstacle is
that he is an alien while she is a human, and then Tess shows
up. What if Max subconsciously realizes that this one soul is
always screwing things up for him. He has made it obviousle
that he would rather bludgeoned himself repeatedly with a
blunt object than to fulfill his destiny. He is so bent on his
relationship with Liz that there has to be more of a
connection than just teenage love. Someone who falls in love
at the age of eight and never falls out of that love even
though they hardly had spoken the eight years they knew each
other either is able to detect his soul mate or is mentally
insane. His quote at the end of Ask Not reflects this, “I’m
coming for you LIz”, what if he refuses to let anything get in
his way this time. He already overcame the human-alien
obstacle when he risked everything to save Liz, now he only
has to prove that Tess is another irrelevancy. Maybe by
refusing to go after his supposed destiny and following his
heart will actually strengthen his planet, by showing that
having emotions is not a weakness.
HJ
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By HyperKitN
|
10-20-2000,
03:33 PM |
Hey guys, I have been having the hardest time trying to post.
A friend of mine from work and I were talking about
wouldn't it be funny if Mrs. Evans turned out to be Max and
Isabels real mother. That some how she came down, but wasn't
really sure about what to tell them until they were ready. I
know it is kinda way of base, but I thought it was cute. It
could explain why Isabel feels so close to her. Not to mention
she has been in some very important eppies and not said
anything because she was not sure of what they actually knew
about themselves and their so called "destinies".
You guys don't fret too much about the Scifi stuff. They
probably wanted to rap up w/what they started. Not that they
have answered many questions anyways.
Those are interesting theories about the time travel thing.
I wouldn't doupt if the Granilith is a wormhole or something.
That would be a good way for them to travel from Earth to
Twilo. Kinda like Contact w/Jodie Foster w/that weird globe
thing.
Question-Do what the stars say in interviews count as
spoilers. I am just wondering.
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By StarBox
|
10-20-2000,
03:47 PM |
quote:Originally posted by GraceKel:
StarBox I don't know if you are just joining us but Nemo,
Rockowery and myself had this theory for quite some time(a
possible scenario) that Max's bride was from an enemy race and
possibly aliens on both sides were opposed to this and that
SOME WAY SOMEHOW Liz ended up with this brides essense whether
she had been killed in the crash of she broke out of pod early
or pod was tampered with or somehow. This would explain why
Max recognized her getting off the bus when he was six years
old and Liz smiled back at him(RECOGNITION OF SOULS) and how
FATE brought them together. I still think this is a great
possibility. However that said, I also think that
whatever HUMAN DNA that was used to create Max could have also
had a DESTINY and maybe that is why he is attached to the very
human Liz? I think either of these work---the only thing I AM
SURE OF IS THAT----THEY BETTER EXPLAIN THAT SENSE OF
RECOGNITION SOMEDAY!!! BECAUSE IT HAPPENED LONG B4 the
RECONNECTION SCENE IN THE PILOT.
Oh and Starbox LOL in not including Tess cuz no one is
after her, it made me chuckle.[/B]
********************************************
Hey GraceKel, Yup - I am just joining this board. I have
been hopelessly attached to Roswell since the Pilot. I was a
huge fan of My So Called Life and Relativity - so I watched
Roswell from the beginning. Last year I read a few message
boards - but never found a place where I felt like posting -
but this board is definately my kind of place. It was the
Max/Liz relationship that immediately drew me in to Roswell.
It is what sets the show apart from every other tv show out
there. It is definately the heart and soul of Roswell and if
they do anything to seriously screw with it I WILL stop
watching.
<Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr> :-) :-)
:-) :-) :-) :-) Anyway - I am an older fan - married mom of
two absolutely beautiful kids <vbg> I used to teach
high school English.
:-) :-)
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By GraceKel
|
10-20-2000,
05:06 PM |
Starbox, that is so funny about MSCLIFE and RELATIVITY me too,
I lOVED those shows too but I didn't know JK was involved with
Roswell but I loved it from the VERY BEGINNING and wondered
why and then found out later about Jason Katims--boy does he
have a way of touching my soul. I am a dreamer and my two
daughters are DIEHARD DREAMERS as well although they don't
post on this board cuz FANFORUM won't let them register for
some reason. I don't know is it only one per household or
something?
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By Zero |
10-20-2000,
05:07 PM |
quote:Originally posted by WR: As I turn my mind into
trying to fit some of this into my theory, can someone help me
with the way writers of current series work with past episodes
and scenes from the cutting room floor.
If something was filmed ( and has appeared in threads, and
web sites ) but has been cut from the aired episode, is it
safe to assume that as such, the scene has no validity in the
current plot line?
Now, on a lighter note. Way back, someone questioned
Miltons wherabouts, and how unlikely it would be that he would
sell UFO Center. In 'Monsters', Milton tells Max that the
Center is just a "Tourist trap cash cow" and that "every penny
goes into his research." So it seems feasible that he would
sell up, so he can concentrate on his research.
So this begs the question. Is the gruesome image seen by
Max in Ask Not symbolic of the death of the UFO Center?
WR
WR - as far as the cut scenes go - we can't totally
discount them, but ... Generally, when an episode final cut is
being put together, the director is looking for scenes that
"move" the storyline along within the time allowed. If a scene
is wonderful, but it doesn't really add anything or move the
story forward, it will be left on the cutting room floor. OR
if the time issue comes up (episode runs too long), the least
important scenes will be shortened or cut. As far as the
overall storyline goes - that cut scene may be relevant, just
not as important as others - so we can't discount it
completely. I hope that makes sense, though I realize it
doesn't totally answer you concern. From my point of view, cut
scenes may be relevant because they tell us the mindset of the
writers (AOT the director) - who ultimately will be writing
future episodes. HOWEVER, occassionally in production, the
writers and director will realize something is not working or
mesh with a new directions they have decided to go even though
the scene has be shot - so it gets cut.
Good info/insight on Milton - though I liked his character,
and miss him.
Zero Where's Liz?? (can someone send me the link to the
new set of smiles??)
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By Zero |
10-20-2000,
05:16 PM |
quote:Originally posted by
StarBox: ********************************************
Hey GraceKel, Yup - I am just joining this board. I have
been hopelessly attached to Roswell since the Pilot. I was a
huge fan of My So Called Life and Relativity - so I watched
Roswell from the beginning. Last year I read a few message
boards - but never found a place where I felt like posting -
but this board is definately my kind of place. It was the
Max/Liz relationship that immediately drew me in to Roswell.
It is what sets the show apart from every other tv show out
there. It is definately the heart and soul of Roswell and if
they do anything to seriously screw with it I WILL stop
watching.
<Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr> :-) :-)
:-) :-) :-) :-) Anyway - I am an older fan - married mom of
two absolutely beautiful kids <vbg> I used to teach
high school English.
:-) :-)
Starbox - I loved Relativity - and that is why I watched
Roswell from day one, because of the connection. I too will be
sooooooo disappointed if they (TPTB) screw up the Max/Liz
relationship.
BTW - love all the time travel theories - but they always
raise one problem in my head :eyespin: - if you can go back
and change one thing, why not change lots of stuff! Anyway -
more on that later if the theories start to prove true???
Zero Where's Liz?
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By Zero |
10-20-2000,
05:20 PM |
Looks like we are moving towards a new thread! I will try to
have a new one up - with a new up-to-date summary/intro by
Sunday! But keep the great posts coming here!
Zero Where's Liz?
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By Starstruck
|
10-20-2000,
05:30 PM |
Evid- Did someone do creative artristry to the picture of Liz
(you know the way redhawk can do beautiful pictures) or is it
in it's original form? Because I DEFINIETLY see an alien face
there!!!!
About Liz as Vilandra. Harding says of Liz in the pod
chamber, "she doesn't belong here." If Liz was Vilandra and a
skin then perhaps Harding somehow knew.
WR- Thanks for your thoughts on Milton. I was the one
questioning where he was and why he would sell. You helped
settle this in my mind a little. I guess I was just hoping
Milton would play a larger role in the big picture. He was
quirky, but I liked him!
I was thinking we should start a list of the best ways to
get rid of Tess. I'll start, feel free to add your creative
ideas! : Tess sneaks up to the pod chamber and is checking
out the granolith when she somehow accidently sets it in
motion. It sucks her into a giant wormhole where she is
forever caught never able to wreak havoc on Liz and Max! :D
Starstruck
Remember- Liz is the true Queen!
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By
Dreamdancer |
10-20-2000,
06:26 PM |
Hello Agents
I see the alien oh my god!! If you have the other photo
like that please post it I think we are getting some major
hints here I never noticed that before thanks for posting it
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By
shapeshifter |
10-20-2000,
06:32 PM |
quote:Originally posted by Panloa: I thought that Courtney
saying, "This is your night," to Iz didn't mean her Happy
Happy Joy Joy night but rather... horrible events were planned
for Iz.
I also thought both actresses acted like it
was supposed to be taken that way. And, as I mentioned
earlier, Courtney definitely seemed to be enjoying giving Is
headaches. I had assumed Courtney was also giving Is the
visions of Tess with the intent to ensnare her, but maybe she
was trying to block Tess's cries for help.
And : quote:Originally posted by Reggie: This is your
brain: This is your brain on spoilers: Any
questions?
Definitely!
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By
LizParkerfan |
10-20-2000,
08:20 PM |
Don't have a theory just bumping this thread.
You know around the set they are pretty much keeping things
bolted down about Liz, so that leads me to think that whatever
they have planned must be major.
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By RW |
10-20-2000,
10:40 PM |
Man, I was going to post some thoughts about Suprise, but I
think everyone has already talked about everything I thought
of and a few things besides!
I agree that the reason Valenti was carrying Tess because
he has a assumed a "father-role".
While, Isabel's monologue was a little long, I don't think
it was out of character at all. Considering that she had just
killed someone and been accused of betraying her family after
directly disobeying her brother.
I find it entirely believable that Courtney was brought
onto the show in order to bring a little unbalance to the
show. We don't know which way she will turn, so it adds
suspense. Valenti was used in the same way the first season.
As for the rest of the questions this ep brought up, there
are so many scenarios that I'm not even going to bother
Now on to Liz stuff!
I just recently had a thought. As I've said before, I
believe that Liz is 100% human. This does not mean however
that Liz is not important to the alien mythology. Liz is the
embodiment of all of the good qualities of humanity (ie: love,
compassion, and freindship that can go beyond the physical
barriers of race,....). We have not yet been told why, of all
places, Earth was chosen for this great conflict. There must
be a VERY good reason. Pherhaps, humanity is the key to this
whole thing, which would explain why Max was so drawn to Liz.
Is Liz the key because she IS human? Is there something about
Earth and humanity that can either save or destroy, not only
our own race, but that of countless others across the galaxy?
Am I making any since?
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By Panola |
10-20-2000,
10:58 PM |
Hi all! SciFIMom I definitely felt that you answered some
of the weird vibes that I got from Grant. Liz had kept
everything a secret from the people that she trusted and
loved. What was it the Liz said about secrets? She wrote about
secrets at the end of the one show. One scene exists
during the Momogram which I think is significant. (have
mentioned before) When Nasedo leaves the cave, Liz is
standing perhaps 4 to 6 feet behind T***. The camera adjusts
her position and moves her next to T*** as the orbs light up
for the Momogram. You see this position once. This could be a
clue as to Liz's importance. At least I think it is. It makes
sense to me to separate the king & queen in some
way.....separate space ships. Also I liked the theory one of
you had about Liz being sent to earth but they thought that
she betrayed them. At least I've done my small part this
week by getting my son hooked. 1 hidden 4
showing Panola
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By Panola |
10-20-2000,
11:10 PM |
Evid I forgot to add that I still don't see the alien face
shadowing Liz's but I see a ghost of a face. I had to
laugh at myself. Today I had to do some filing at work. I
really wanted to hear "Run Lola Run" like in Surprise. That is
the perfect filing music. Go Liz Go!!! Panola
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By Roswellrox
|
10-20-2000,
11:40 PM |
Reggie~ Thanks for the advice! I think I'm gonna try to stay
away from the spoiler boards from now on... key word here is
"TRY!"
Evid~ I was looking at that picture you posted with the
alien-looking thing in the shadow of Liz, and I think I know
what it is. You know how sometimes when you pause a movie in
midframe it shows a shadow of the frame before. I think that
is the side of Liz's head that we are seeing there, not an
alien. if you take another look, I think you'll see what I
mean.
Doesn't it look like her cheek and her hair as she was
turning to look at the other car? Anyways, I'm gonna go now.
Later all!
Roswellrox
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By SciFiMom
|
10-21-2000,
06:23 AM |
Hello Everyone! I just wanted to let you all know that I
will keep watching even if they screw up the Max and Liz
relationship.... it would break my heart, but sometimes things
aren't what they seam. They may split apart only to drift back
together over time. I could see the writers doing something
like this to help the show. Sexual tension keeps viewers
coming back for more, time has shown this to be true, all the
good shows have it!! So, don't give up just because the road
might get a little rocky, their paths may lead to the same
place later! Keep the faith people!
StarBox, I am an older fan too, I have five great kids!
There are a few of us! Nice to "meet" you!
~Sheri
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By GraceKel
|
10-21-2000,
09:09 AM |
SCIFI MOM many people on these threads are misinterpreting our
feelings, I don't care if Liz and Max are a couple, but LIZ to
me is a MAIN CHARACTER---would they do this to CAPTAIN
KIRK???? I THINK NOT-and he was fully HUMAN on a SCI FI
SHOW. LIZ STILL has just as much as a very talented LEAD
actress to offer us as she ever did---I expected that the show
would go more scifi---I happen to like SCIFI----please give me
quality SCIFI though if you cannot afford good special effects
than it should be CHARACTER DRIVEN SCIFI--not cheap parlor
tricks. The point is that whether M and L romance they
wanted to play down does not mean that SHIRI should be played
down herself--she is too talented to be reduced to this. I
don't think that Liz Parker needs Max Evans to make her STILL
an INTERESTING CHARACTER.
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By SciFiMom
|
10-21-2000,
09:12 AM |
YOu are absolutely right!! I miss seeing Roswell thruogh Liz's
eyes... I hope they bring her back as a main character too.
Sorry for misunderstanding!
~Sheri
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By Evid |
10-21-2000,
10:46 AM |
Hi RBI's,
GraceKel: I'm glad that I am not completely crazy, but I
also think some people believe that I might be HALF-CRAZY. So
Grace does this mean that together we make up one complete
CRAZY-PERSON.
Starstruck: I don't think the picture it self is altered in
anyway, but I will ask provence over on the Cherishing M&L
thread, she takes care of theddd.com and that's where I got
the pic from, but she has the pics posted so quikly after each
episode, that I don't see how she or anyone else would have
time to alter them, I will investigate further and report back
to you later.
Roswellrox:I know what your talking about, it might just be
a midframe shot, but you have to admit it really looks like an
Alien. My son who loves altering images, said that it looks
like it's been placed within the screen shot, otherwise,
digitally enhanced at the studio. We also noticed the blue ray
and thought it looked like the ray from the orb. I just posted
it because I saw it and I needed some confermation that I
wasn't going nuts.
Oh, I forget to add that I rented "Run Lola Run" last
night and it's a great movie and really makes you think of Liz
and her love for Max. Anyone that rents it, take a close look
at the pillow cases. The symbol is the same symbol over Liz's
head on SH, when she is having the sex talk with her mom. If
this is where they are headed with Liz, it looks like she will
be a star character once again.
Evid
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By Qfanny |
10-21-2000,
11:27 AM |
I've been lurking lately because we are so close to the limits
and Zero will be starting a new thread soon, but I can't wait
any longer.
LizParkerFan: Something you said about the lack of
information or action on Liz makes me also wonder about if
something BIG is going on behind the scenes.
GraceKel: Yes, I definately thought Liz to be the lead
character last year. Everything that happened was through her
eyes. I think that the transition they attempted from Liz to
Max must have been weak. If someone, a producer, had said,
"Last year we saw through Liz's POV, this year we've switched
to tell the story through Max's POV." I would not be
struggling as much. I think that the S&B opening of Max in
w/ the doctor tried to do this, but it wasn't enough. They
should have kept that cut line: "There was a price to pay for
knowing this, I lost the girl I loved."
OK, I have been thinking really hard about why Nasedo
couldn't be revived in the pod chamber. My answer was revealed
to me via the four square symbol. (I just posted all the four
square signs over on Rosta's thread.) You have the 4 squares
plus the cross. The cross makes each square seperated from the
other. The cross gives the square individualism. The cross is
the key to the podsters. Take a look at the old four square
symbol and how each podster stand in relationship with each
other. The way they are standing seems like their natural
balance. Pre-Tess Roswell often showed Michael-Isabel always
sitting together across from Max. Tess takes her place next to
Max and completes the cross. I think their positions are
important! And are needed when healing. It would seem that the
"cross" in the old symbol showed how each side was balanced
against one another. If Liz = cross, she is the one that is
hold the podsters together.
At all the "healings" Liz has been present. Even in
Balanced when RiverDog told her she would have to find her own
way. When the podsters heal Nasedo, they go back to their
positions: Max's knee is turned to face Isabel. Isabel and Max
are crossing one another. Michael and Tess take up the end
positions. Michael is far enough around that he seems to be
crossed by all three of the podsters. In order to heal, it
seems that the four podsters need to position Tess-Max
opposite Michael-Isabel.
Now, let's look at the screencap for the healing in Ask
Not.
The are not in the correct position. Also look at
the pods in the background. The cross that once showed how the
podsters intersect one another has changed to the "new"
position: The cross now defines each of them as individuals.
And there is no one (Liz) in the pod chamber representing the
cross. This is why the healing did not work.
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By Panola |
10-21-2000,
01:37 PM |
Qfanny, What do you mean by Michael & Iz crossed. their
hands, body positions.,, Remember my brain is skewed. I'm
confused.
Panola
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By HyperKitN
|
10-21-2000,
02:13 PM |
Qfanny that is pretty interesting. They are not in the
postions they are always in.
I was wondering if maybe Liz has not had such a big story
line because maybe Shiri was doing another project while these
were shooting. Just a thought. But I do think they have
something huge in store for us concerning her.
QF-It is a good POV that you made about this season maybe
being in the perspective of Max. Didn't JB say something about
that. But maybe if the Powers that Be read this thread they
will incorporate that so we would have some clarification.
I am still wondering why Maria is taking a more important
role then Liz is.
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By RW |
10-21-2000,
02:29 PM |
Qfanny, I really like your theory. It fits right in with my
Liz-as-humanity/humanity-importance theory. As humans, one of
our most cherished posessions is our individualism.
I have thought more on this
humanity-is-key-therefor-Liz-as-human-is-key thing and I've
come up with a few questions that seem to support my theory.
1. Why in the world(pun intended) did the aliens choose
Earth? 2. Why did they make the podsters half human? 3.
Why are the Skins on Earth? 4. If it is to find the
podsters then why haven't they killed them already, since they
now know who they are? 5. For that matter, why didn't the
Skins just blow up the whole planet? (They can't possibly
be afraid of the Human's technology. Some one who can travel
light years and mess around with genetics, doesn't need to
worry that our technology is more advanced than theirs.) 6.
If its because of the of the granolith thingy, then why not
just declare war on the humans and take it forcefully instead
of sneeking around, pretending to be human?
These questions leave me to believe that there is something
important about humans themselves that we don't know about
yet. If this is true, then Liz should be playing a VERY
important part, soon.
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By Qfanny |
10-21-2000,
02:33 PM |
Panola: I think I'll rephrase. The cross is present in the old
four square symbol and the new four square symbol (think sugar
cubes). In the old four square symbol, the cross showed the
podsters their natural positioning to one another. This
positioning is necessary for balance and shapeshifter healing.
In the new four square symbol, the cross gives the square
individualism. Now, what is missing in the healing in Ask Not
is, LIZ--- she is necessary to represent the cross and also,
the podsters are standing in the wrong positions.
So, do we have the start of a new idea/theory: Liz as the
cross! Nemo can you come in here and comment on how Max has
crucified himself (as a Christ figure) on Liz?
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By RW |
10-21-2000,
02:45 PM |
I think I need to rephrase that too. Individualism is
important, but so is working together, which is also one of
the better aspects of humanity.
So see, it works both ways!
I think I'm just grasping for straws here! :D
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By GraceKel
|
10-21-2000,
03:35 PM |
Sorry you have had to put up with my ranting guys, I usually
have better control over these emotions but I have been having
a hard time, hope this is only temporary insanity LOL.
EVID-LOL 2 peas on a pod or we make 1 crazy person--YES
INDEED LOL!!!!
EVID about that RUN LOLA RUN will you please just explain
how this could fit, I did notice the symbol behind Liz in SH
(can you just explain it cuz I doubt I will be seeing run lola
run anytime soon.) I have been reading all the posts in
regards to this and it called to my mind GOMEZ SONG WE CAME
WE CAME WE CAME AGAIN THE SAME THE SAME THE SAME
AGAIN Things being repeated THREE times? Is there a
significance????
QFANNY-interesting idea you have about the 4 square
symbolism and the podsters--what I do remember about that
episode is when they showed them standing there 4 sq---that
Max, Isabel and Michaels shadows were all touching and TESS
was not(LOL figures I would notice this right LOL!!!)
Yes I do think it is a great possibility that Liz needs to
be there as the fifth for the healing(although the way things
are going I wouldn't count on that-oh did I just let THAT slip
out again LOL.)
HYPERKITN-I certainly HOPE your feelings are right about
LIZ having something VERY BIG coming up real soon, I could use
a little optimism right now, and I share your concern why is
Maria getting more screentime than Liz, why is TESS getting
more screentime than Liz--I cannot even fathom what TPTB are
thinking really. I just can't.
RW nice ideas too I hope you are right.
ZERO--I will chant with you WHERES LIZ?
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By GraceKel
|
10-21-2000,
03:36 PM |
Has anyone else thought about the possibility that the reason
MILTON has gone MISSING is because MAYBE HE WAS NASEDO, what
was his last name anyway?
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By
shapeshifter |
10-21-2000,
03:39 PM |
RW, reading your post convinces me that the the alien
planet must be in bigger trouble than ours (remember the
not-so-scientific talk between Liz and her teacher about the
dying red giant star?).
We were on page 2, so I figured it was okay to post. I
guess we could edit our posts if it gets to 249 before Zero
starts the new thread. Anyway, I am going to email her now.
Ooo! GraceKel! What a terrific idea! Um, I mean, not that
he's dead. And maybe he's not. Or am I in denial here?
I'm editing (it's really 11:47pm PDT) to avoid adding an
additional post. Regarding (below) the "right and wrong side:"
That is a recurring theme: Valenti chooses it in Destiny (or
was it WR?). If Liz is still supposed to be good at making
this choice, I'm thinking Nasedo and Tess are still
questionable. Liz rebuked Harding in S&B, and voiced a
distrust of Tess last week too. Should we be asking (shudder):
Is Liz still important to the alien mythology?
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By RosWool
|
10-21-2000,
03:51 PM |
You guys ahve been busy,it's been a while since i posted, i
love the whole run lola run theroy just saw the movie so that
clue makes more sense,So we know that Max comes back in the
End of the world,i'm wondering if the granolith is used did IS
eventually tell him about it and yes it coulds be medical but
then again a time traveling divce that beams them back to the
home world or whatever place they want to command so max used
this to bring him to the past. I also wanted to point out
something thats been bothering me about nasedo,when in destiny
he points to liz and says what's she doing hear like maybe she
can probably figure out the evil within(yes before the mom o
gram)she saw flashes from him and maybe he realizes that shes
a bigger threat then he thought??? oh well enough if me
babbling> Peace carolyn
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By GraceKel
|
10-21-2000,
03:54 PM |
Shapeshifter I liked MILTON myself I thought he was a very
WACKY but interesting character and sorry to see him go, we
are now being introduced to all these NEWBIES which I don't
understand why they felt the need to do this but it just
dawned on me that he just disappeared and Harding was just
DUSTED.
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By
CharmedKitten |
10-21-2000,
04:13 PM |
Okay...for those of you who have watched "Run Lola Run," did
you catch the difference each time? We all know that Max died
in his last life, Manni died in the second go around of the
movie. But the last time, neither of them died, they both
solved the problem without each other and came together in the
end? Forshadowing? I don't know...I don't like the feeling I
got at the end. I can't explain it, but it wasn't a good one.
Who knows, maybe I'm just grabbing at straws.
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By Panola |
10-21-2000,
04:58 PM |
Qfanny: Thanks for the explanation about your theory. I agree
that Liz should have been there. My son & I watched The
Balance today (someone mentioned the fact that Liz steps into
the circle as Michael is healed) I also noticed that Max
smiles at her, which makes it a surprize that Max decides to
step back from Liz at the end. The relationship reminds me of
a song from the 50's or 60's "Rubber Ball, I keep bouncing
back to you....." I couldn't help noticing that the humans
helped heal Michael in the beginning. 2 podsters & 2
humans & Riverdog, However the new theory seems to be....
aliens will take care of it... humans are a liability. Right
now Iz has met 2 people who bring strife, division, concerns
etc, to the group. Liz brought wholeness & cohesion. Iz
attacks cause Liz was added to the group. Is Iz still mad
about Max telling Liz after the many times Liz has helped
them? Right now Liz is also affected by the absense of Max.
She's starting to lie to cover up. Her lies to CW about
Pierce's phone call were extreme, not the story I would
invent. hmmmn Thinking of strife..... When Grant was informed
T*** was missing, he said, "go look for her!!!" If you are the
last person to see someone, the cops will ask you questions,
and sometimes even dig up your backyard (like in Co). One
way to win. Divide and conquor. Separate the group. The 1st
one separated is Liz. Lastly the podsters. Courtney could
be right, "Trust me, noone's after T***." It's the group and
allies. T*** doesn't think of the humans as important. She
doesn't want the humans around. hmmn I agree with ZERO:
Where's Liz? Panola
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By Evid |
10-21-2000,
05:06 PM |
Qfanny: That was a great observation about the healing of
Nasedo. So would Liz need to stand in the center of the 4
square or just be present?
I also noticed that they don't pass around the bowl of
water like they did for Michael. This is what Riverdog said.
RIVER DOG: Water. Something in common with all of us. By
drinking from the same bowl, we begin the connection.
So is water not common in Nasedo, and if they are not
drinking out of the same bowl how are they connecting?
Another thing about the healing?
RIVER DOG: He warned me, though, there was a risk. The
balance can pull you in. It's a force that can change both
your body and your mind unless you "navigate it properly."
Now, clear your mind...and drink from the bowl. Don't change
the way you feel about your friend, and you'll come out on the
"right side."
Does this mean if they didn't navigate properly
(Max,Iz,Maria or Alex) that one of them could be on the wrong
side? Liz did tell Alex on Blood Brothers that there is a
wrong side and a right side, I'm on the right side.
GraceKel: I will wait and post about the movie on the new
thread, so we can discuss it there.
Evid
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By starE |
10-21-2000,
11:32 PM |
BUMP!!!
still reading - I am trying to catch up
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By La Salle
|
10-22-2000,
05:24 AM |
RW: your theory. It fits right in with my
Liz-as-humanity/humanity-importance theory. As humans, one of
our most cherished poses Qfanny, I really like sions is our
individualism. I have thought more on this
humanity-is-key-therefor-Liz-as-human-is-key thing and I've
come up with a few questions that seem to support my theory.
1. Why in the world(pun intended) did the aliens choose
Earth? 2. Why did they make the podsters half human? 3.
Why are the Skins on Earth? 4. If it is to find the
podsters then why haven't they killed them already, since they
now know who they are? 5. For that matter, why didn't the
Skins just blow up the whole planet? (They can't possibly
be afraid of the Human's technology. Some one who can travel
light years and mess around with genetics, doesn't need to
worry that our technology is more advanced than theirs.) 6.
If its because of the of the granolith thingy, then why not
just declare war on the humans and take it forcefully instead
of sneeking around, pretending to be human? These
questions leave me to believe that there is something
important about humans themselves that we don't know about
yet. If this is true, then Liz should be playing a VERY
important part, soon ?????????? RW: Great questions. I
may have a theory regarding question #'s 1,2 ,5 & 6. But
first let me point out something that no one to my knowledge
has seen or discussed. In the EP of Ask Not, where Max
confronts Brody. Brody claims he was abducted by aliens 7 yrs.
ago. These aliens came and just healed his cancer. Why? I
don't know but the interesting thing is that there seems to be
3 different alien races present.
1. Max and the podsters 2. The Skins (their enemy) 3.
???????(aliens interested in helping humans.)
I know I'm reaching waaaaay . . . out there. But here's my
theory for your questions to #1,2, 5 & #6. What if the
3rd race of aliens are guardians of the human race. Or the 3rd
race of aliens aren't aliens but a more evolved human watching
and guiding us to the next evolutionary level. Maybe the 3rd
race is the more superior of the others, and that is why the
podsters are part human, and the Skins would never declare war
against us. I keep asking myslef why would an alien care to
heal a human. For what purpose. Maybe the reason Max's planet
sent them to Earth was more in the form of santuary and a
possible alliance with the 3rd race. I keep thinking that
River Dog and Grandma Claudia are of the 3rd race. Always
assisting our young humans and aliens with advice, and an
actual lesson to be learned kind of
thing.
RiverDog
Okay, sorry I'll stop
now before someone puts me in a straight jacket. Just an idea.
Oh, one more thing I think Liz is also of the 3rd race. She
seems to have certain abilities none of her human friends
have. But for now though I think she is being observed as to
how she will handle herself with the situation with Max and
the Skins, with a little help from Grandma Claudia and River
Dog.
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By La Salle
|
10-22-2000,
05:33 AM |
heres a picture of Brody and Max. When he claims aliens cured
his cancer. I don't know why it didn't come out.
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By jjac |
10-22-2000,
05:38 AM |
Read your post with interest and am glad someone picked up on
a lot of things noticed in the first season. Some more
observations: 1. Why did Tess come out so much later than
the other podsters? 2. Why did the Hardings only have
pictures of Max in the box. (Why are they only keying in on
him?) 3. If Isabel is the traitor, shouldn't Nacedo have
concentrated on getting her hooked up with Michael? 4. Does
anyone know that Liz saw into Nacedo
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By tp |
10-22-2000,
07:51 AM |
Hi- I have been a lurker for many months, but unfortunately I
haven't kept up on this last thread. I have a theory that I
need to get off my mind . . . so here it goes. Hope I don't
offend anyone if its been talked of allready. *** Let's
say Grandma Claudia was abducted by the aliens. The aliens
disguised themselves in human-forms in order for the captured
humans to feel more comfortable. Max and GC fell in love with
each other, and in turn, were married. This went against
tradition of arranged marriages - making Nacedo jealous or
even envious of Max because he also fell in love with her. Now
war broke out (b/c of Isabel wanting that same kind of love -
skins may have seen it as a weakness in Max and schemed to
break up the royal family) and ultimately they were all
killed. BUT, Nacedo saved GC. The parents sent these
"essences" to earth under the care of Nacedo.
GC had learned to love Nacedo, knowing there was no furture
with her beloved Max. (He was cooking in the pod) She then
convinced Nacedo to take her "essence" (a part of her) and
inject it into a baby for Nancy and Jeff who were have
problems conceiving. Therefore, Nacedo killed Sheila Hubble
for her child and injected GC's "essence". Now, I don't think
GC was aware that he had to kill someone, I'm assuming that he
didn't tell her that it came to that. Maybe, Nacedo even tried
to heal Sheila, but was interrupted by Mr. Hubble. Not sure
there!!!
With GC's death, Nacedo began a plan. He may or may not
have wanted Max & Liz to find each other - for jealousy
reasons or maybe he didn't want history to repeat itself.
Maybe he felt "love" got in the way the first time - both
Max's & Isabel's, and therefore, planted Tess into the
picture. Tess could have been the other surviving alien or
maybe an "essence" that Nacedo took with the other
three. ***** I hope you could follow this. To me, this
theory answered a few questions/clues in my mind. - Max
& Liz recognized each other at the early age of 9 (Grade
3) - drawn to each other - Liz's cells were different from
Max's (Liz being human) - Max's need to heal Liz - "it was
you" - Isabel's jealousy of Liz - she didn't want Max to be
around Liz at the beginning (she was wanting the kind of love
they have too) - I thought Nancy felt uncomfortable around
Liz & GC-she didn't want to intrude when GC came to
visit(she knows their special connection) - GC wrote a book
about Navaho (sp??) Indians -didn't Nacedo live among
them?? - Liz was quoted "she is the basis of my existence"
referring to GC in Leaving Normal - Liz's parents were star
gazing "venus in the morning sky" - they may have known that
Nacedo helped them conceive their child - GC was quoted
"when I see you so full of life, I see myself - a gift I will
always treasure" (not sure of the exact wording on that
one) - Liz was the one who got the visions of the orb - "it
was as if she was in the ship looking out" (Grandma Claudia
was saved by Nacedo) - Nacedo looked proud when he told M/L
to go home - right after they found the orb (His love for
GC) - why would Nacedo take Liz with him to "trap" Pierce
to kill him. I know he said "you're my hostage, my
collateral", but why so eager to kiss Liz?? Remember when he
told Liz (before he pulled over and kissed each other
passionately) he said "just wanted to tell you that no one
will ever come between us - NO ONE". Not even Max????? - He
saved Liz from the House of Mirrors - why????? Was it because
he loved her, or was it because he knew it would destroy Max
if she were caught too??? - Remember Max/nacedo's smirk
when Liz said "he changed me, we looked into each other's
souls"? It was as if he couldn't believe that their love is
still so strong (yes I'm a Dreamer) or maybe he was thinking
"how could she know. . .. be so on target"
With the idea of Tess being planted by Nacedo --
bewilders me, though. Max remembers the first night very
clearly - totally different from what Tess is projecting. Is
she an innocent - unknowing pawn? Or does she know of Nacedo's
plan and is trying to convince the 3-pod squad that she fits
in? Why have her included - Nacedo wanting Liz to himself
somehow? Nacedo not wanting "love" to confuse Max again? Does
the granithyth (whatever it is) need 4 podsters to run the
thing?
All I know is that since Tess has been in the picture
---M/M/I are not getting along!! They are all keeping secrets
from each other and lying to each other. They have to get rid
of her!!!!!!!!!! (Dreamgirl seeping out again - sorry)
This was a bit long - sorry. But I hope we viewers get some
answers soon - I'm going out of my mind!!!!
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By Evid |
10-22-2000,
10:20 AM |
I see we need a bump
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By GraceKel
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10-22-2000,
10:38 AM |
LaSalle and TP both are very interesting ideas you got going
there, LASALLE I would love to think there was some guidance
going on there from GC and RIVERDOG, they keep adding so many
new characters though they are making my head spin LOL!!!! I
too think we are seeing evidence of more than two alien races
at least 3 and who knows maybe more.
TP---I am so glad you saw this the way I saw this how
MACEDOor EVILMAX as he has been called said "I just want you
to know Liz that NOTHING WILL EVER COME BETWEEN US" I thought
MY GOD he is saying between HIM AND HER---not even MAX---that
is the way I took it too!!!! Which explains why he loved her
company so much and kissing her. Which could mean he had
ulterior motives for planting a substitute podster so I also
entertained this possibility but nobody else seemed to agree!
And when she said "you don't know what Max and I have, we saw
into each others souls, he changed me" I thought he sort of
chuckled like "NO I KNOW MORE THAN YOU DO WHAT YOU TWO HAVE
HA!HA!
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By GraceKel
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10-22-2000,
10:39 AM |
Has anyone come up with a reason why PSAT would be important
it comes up repeatedly from MORNING AFTER, MONSTERS, BLIND
DATE, and ASK NOT?
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By LondonLuvs
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10-22-2000,
10:41 AM |
WOW, good theory....that would answer A LOT. I always wondered
why Liz's mom was SO uncomfy around her and GC....and that
could explain it.
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By Evid |
10-22-2000,
11:26 AM |
quote:Originally posted by GraceKel: Has anyone come up
with a reason why PSAT would be important it comes up
repeatedly from MORNING AFTER, MONSTERS, BLIND DATE, and ASK
NOT?
GraceKel: This question about PSAT reminded me of Run Lola
Run. Lola needs to keep reliving this one event over and over
and over again ( yes 3 times) until she get's it right, until
she Aces the test. So each time seems like a rehearsel. The
PSAT is just a rehearsel test for the SAT. I pulled this off a
site.
PSAT (Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test) If you are
a person who tends to panic on a test, the PSAT is a good
place to practice, since you know that the scores will not
count. There are coaching classes available for the PSAT, but
I do not recommend taking them. You get a much more valid
sense of strengths and weaknesses going into the tests on your
own,(does this sentence remind you of what Riverdog told Liz
about finding your own path) then, when you get your scores
back six weeks later, you will know just what areas you need
to work on.
Lola had to learn from each mistake she made before, and
each time she was about to do it again she remembered and
didn't repeat it. Could this be the reason Liz did not want to
help Michael, she had made that mistake before? So waht do you
think? Was the first season just a dress rehearsel?
Evid
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By RW |
10-22-2000,
11:45 AM |
Shapeshifter, La Salle, and tp, interesting ideas. I think
I'll wait for the the next thread to discuss them in more
detail, though.
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By GraceKel
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10-22-2000,
11:50 AM |
Nice idea EVID now why didn't I think of that, thanks for
sharing.
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By shaiwon72
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10-22-2000,
12:03 PM |
wow... i haven't been here for a long while. i've got to get
into the loop.
tp... those are interesting points.
hmm...
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By Evid |
10-22-2000,
03:35 PM |
At the bottom of page two OH NO. bump Hey Zero where are
you? I think we need a new thread.
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By huggybehr
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10-22-2000,
03:43 PM |
I am so impressed that you guys manage to come up with any
theories which link Liz to the alien mythology. Having just
watched S&B AN and S, I can find nothing of relevance in
there. I will continue to lurk until TPTB give me something I
can get my teeth into.
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By the_max
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10-22-2000,
04:16 PM |
i just saw the new thread, tess's importance to the alien
mythology, can they be less creative or what? how long has the
thread been up? why is it up?i'm SO mad at them.
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By Roswellrox
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10-22-2000,
05:59 PM |
Bumpin' on up!
Hey Zero! We need a new thread! Please!
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By Evid |
10-22-2000,
06:01 PM |
quote:Originally posted by the_max: i just saw the new
thread, tess's importance to the alien mythology, can they be
less creative or what? how long has the thread been up? why is
it up?i'm SO mad at them.
the_max: I wouldn't worrie about it. I guess they could
have been less of a copy cat. But what is so funny, is that's
what we think Tess is, Nasedo's copy cat of Liz.
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By Zero |
10-22-2000,
08:49 PM |
Hi all - I'm working on Thread #12 now, so look for it to be
up this evening (late!), all ready for tomorrow's episode!
Zero "Where's Liz?"
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By
Dreamdancer |
10-22-2000,
09:22 PM |
Hey, Sorry to continue the thread but WBprincess has started
up a roll playing game on the roll playing board called
Roswell Season 2 RPG if any of you are intrested please sign
up. We would really appriciat it. Thank You
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By Zero |
10-22-2000,
11:39 PM |
New thread is up!! SO - please post there, and send over any
pictures you can!
Zero "Where's Liz?"
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