Eli Stone: "The Path" 10/14 - Grading & Discussion

[Aragorn]

Spoiler: The Path

Eli is free from his visions for the past six months after having an operation to remove his brain aneurysm. Nate experiences visions of his own suffering a similar fate as Eli that go along with the gift. Taylor is in a dilemma searching for her father.

 

[Aragorn]

Are enough people here watching the show for me to justify making threads? Or will Eli Stone go the way of Grey's Anatomy and Private Practice on here?

 

[Vendikarr]

I love "Eli Stone", but I record it for later viewing. It may be a day or so before I get to it.

 

[Scout101]

i watched, since the ALCS was such a terrible game last night. It's a quirky show, but I enjoy it. Tonight had good moments, but felt like more of a re-establishing episode rather than one that really takes advantage of its strengths...

 

[propita]

This was a great episode.

Nate now understands Eli more. Eli has taken the high road and become selfless. Dr. Chen is just so cool--makes me wish I had someone like that in my life. Jordan is...well Jordan is just awesome. Some of that awesomeness must be due to Victor Gaber.

Taylor's totally annoying--why was she so pissed at Eli? Because he had still said "no" to them? She's going to have to do more, without being cloying, to have me like her.


Did I say Jordan/Garber was awesome?

 

[Technobuilder]

Credit Dauphine!

They blew up Credit Dauphine!

I can't wait till Eli Stone takes down some Rambaldi Cultists now.



On a more serious note:

This show is so much fun to watch. I had a feeling about Sigourney Weaver's character right off the bat, but again, if you're going to get someone other than Alan Rickman to play God's "Fiduciary"... who else are you gonna call?

I'm glad this show is back, and I'm looking forward to seeing where it goes from here.

 

[JD]

Ooo Eli Stone, I love Elit Stone.

I went with Above Average for this episode. This was a good episode with alot of plot development. I really like that more and more of the characters are starting to believe in Eli (or at least the way he does things, if not necessarily his visions).
I did not the see the Sigourney Weaver twist at the end coming at all. Does anyone know if we'll be seeing her again?

 

[ancientone51]

Above Average...

Good solid ep. Nice way to work back in and get all aboard.

Yeah, got the Credit Dauphine nice touch.
I agree Jordan/Garber is great.

Thought there might be something to SW's character...while I'd love to see more of their interaction...it could get too cheesey...I'd rather the "link/interpreter" stay the guy in Chinatown...gotta love the smoothies [LOL]

A definate must see show for me.

 

[Snaploud]

I'm happy to see the show return. This episode was definitely not one of their high marks, but there were still some great moments.

 

[M'rk son of Mogh]

Love show, especially all of the stuff going on that wasn't about the "trial". To me, that seemed really forced, like, why was EVERYBODY putting up such a struggle? Nobody knew PRECICELY where what's his name was buried, the guy who's predictions always came true and saved lives said he was in the stairwell. Why was there such an opposition when ANY information that could have saved a life would have, for normal people, been jumped on?

But the Sigourney Weaver stuff was classic, and the brother gaining the powers then losing them because of Eli's sacrifices... really is a great show, despite my confusion with the main plot.

 

[Aragorn]

So what happens when Jack Bristow finds out Eli is getting advice from Shredder?

I wish the brother having visions wasn't limited to one episode. Also, it seems like people were awfully angry at Eli for no real reason. Never mind that he' batting 1.000 with his visions.

 

[Mistral]

I think they goofed making so many believe in his visions so quickly-they might be painting themselves into a corner.