William Boone (Kevin Kilner) and Agent Sandoval (Von Flores) defend the Taelon scientist Rho-ha (Kari Matchett), who is ordered to stand trial for murder.

***This was an excellent episode filled with interesting aspects.

***It is an interesting episode, but I can't say its one of my favorite because we didn't get to see much of Lili!

***I hear you but I LOVE the dramatic storylines myself!

***I felt so sorry for Rho-Ha. It was not his fault with what happened with McIntyre. I was hoping that Boone and Sandoval could defend to where he'd get off.

***I too felt sorry for Rho-Ha. Boone could've gotten him off if Zo'or hadn't interfere! Poor Sandy kept getting overruled! (Hi Goddenport )

*** Sandoval really irked me in this episode! He keeps taking Zo'or's orders and not Da'an's!

***Say I liked Joshua Doors a lot.

***Yes, me too!!

***He was nothing like Jonathan!

***Thank goodness for that!

*** I heard you there! He is cute, isn't he? Makes me wonder what Jonathan looked like as a young man.

***He's a dang good lawyer I'd say and there was one area that he was like his father in...he was VERY persistant.

***Didn't see enough to say whether he's a good lawyer or not, but he was persistant.

***Oh is it me, or did it look like he and Lili could have a future relationship in store for them?

***YES! I saw it too! It was SO obvious!

***I think that I have discovered something about Lili. She uses her sex appeal as a negotiating tool. She has power, knows it, and uses it to good effect. I know that Lisa said that she and Richard thought up the idea of the hot Lili/Augur scenes, but I am wondering if the writers have finally caught on to what they have, or if Lisa Howard is contributing far more to the show than anyone not in this group would expect. Way to go, Lisa! The nose to nose between Lili and Joshua had me on the edge of my seat. I thought that any second there would be a great lip lock and we would be in the realm of day time soaps. I had to open a window (too early in the year for the A/C).

***Did you guys noticed that dress Lili was wearing when she met Joshua at his office for lunch? I love Lili's outfits (especially her shoes), but its nice to see her dress up now and then. She sure looked GREAT!

***YES I DID. Lili in a lethal little black dress. True power is always understated. It is the difference between "brass" and "class". Note to wardrobe: I, for one, am sick to death of Lili in 30,000 shades of brown. Lets see some other colours, please. (I hope brown is not Lisa's favorite colour. Ouch.)

Sorry. I did not get to the shoes. I was distracted by other things (like her make up, okay?).

***We'll see Joshua again in episode#121 "Destruction."

*** I can't wait for Joshua's second appearance. I liked him a lot and it's gonna to be interesting to see how he and Lili interact again.

***Speaking of Joshua though I truly believe he is one of two weak kinks in Jonathan's emotional armor, with Dr. Belman being the other one.

***Agreed!

***He was actually crying when it looked like Joshua had been killed.

***He was! I noticed that too! For the first time, I thought Doors was okay.

*** I believe Jonathan Doors is human after this episode!

***I hope somehow in the future there might open a door (sorry) for them to build a relationship, that they have a chance to know each other as father and son.

***I wouldn't mind that, only because I *like* Joshua. Okay, so he's kind of cute too. As for Jonathan Doors, I would rather know more about Augur before I would want to know anything about him.

*** True here too. Augur is one of my faves and I want to find out about him as well.

***David Hemblen is good actor, that's for sure!

***Anyone else ever notice that they have an annoying tendancy of killing off their guest characters? First Lucas Johnson (which I was gald he died)

***Why? Because you don't like Johnson? The actor who play Johnson? Or just because of the fact that he was an experiment gone wrong by the Taelons?

*** No, it was because I felt so sorry for Lucas Johnson. The man was being used repeatedly by Taelons for their experiments and he was suffering. I found the bond between Johnson and Da'an to be very touching.

***then Major McIntyre, and there at the end, Rho-Ha willed himself to die. The actress will return however (I know) as the Irish implant Beckette.

***Yes, I look forward to seeing Beckette again! Beckette and Sandoval!

*** Are those two smitten?

***Let's say for a second that Boone had failed in his argument against giving Rho-Ha the death penalty. The thought occured to me if Rho-Ha would have been senteced formally to die for McIntyre's death, who would have carried out the sentence? No coventional means of the way capital punishment is usually carried out would have been effective in Rho-Ha's case because he was not a human being.

The only answer I came up with was that the Taelons themselves would have had to either tell humanity how to kill one of their own or they would have had to put Rho-Ha to death themselves.

Any other thoughts out there on this?

***I think that they would have taken him into custody, but not killed him. Who can tell one of them from another unless they show us different? He could have been hidden indefinitly. . .
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