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Quite a lame episode tonight as far as I'm concerned. Michael's character seriously adds no value to the show at this point. To bring him back after such a long absence seems like nothing but filler. He's been gone for so long, seriously no questions were answered. For the last show before a month long break, it was very disappointing.
Ben is a Tralfamadorian.
You're just hoping they introduce a new character, Montana Wildhack.
Quite a lame episode tonight as far as I'm concerned. Michael's character seriously adds no value to the show at this point. To bring him back after such a long absence seems like nothing but filler. He's been gone for so long, seriously no questions were answered. For the last show before a month long break, it was very disappointing.
Quite a lame episode tonight as far as I'm concerned. Michael's character seriously adds no value to the show at this point. To bring him back after such a long absence seems like nothing but filler. He's been gone for so long, seriously no questions were answered. For the last show before a month long break, it was very disappointing.
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Why was Tom's character gay? Is there a point to it, or is it just because?
This was more a shout-out to internet fans. There was a lot of speculation about Tom after he remarked to Kate that she wasn't his type. The writers/actor decided to run with it and have some fun.
I guess the question back would be, does it matter? If Tom had a woman in the apartment, would it be questioned as to the point of it?
Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse later suggested in the October 30, 2006 podcast that one of the characters on the show might indeed be gay.
Jon, I don't think the actors know where their characters are ultimately headed. When you see some of the video podcasts they're pretty clear in that they're surprised where the show ends up sometimes, too.
I still maintain that Cuse and Lindelof intended him to be gay when they wrote that line. If anything, this seems to confirm it, right?
Tom's sexual orientation was originally hinted in "A Tale of Two Cities", when he told Kate that she wasn't his "type".
I guess the question back would be, does it matter? If Tom had a woman in the apartment, would it be questioned as to the point of it?
So here's my question. What was up with last week's episode? Did I miss something? Or did they just rerun that one episode with some pop-ups at the bottom to help us figure out what we already figured out.
I was bummed.
Three more weeks of re-runs. I think.