Harry's real name is ... Mork and he is from a planet called ... Ork.
That subverted my expectations! I expected him to roll his eyes and call out her BS. Instead, he "buys" it and she's biting her tongue to keep from laughing out loud.
Spoilers Resident Alien (2020 SyFy)
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That subverted my expectations! I expected him to roll his eyes and call out her BS. Instead, he "buys" it and she's biting her tongue to keep from laughing out loud.
Yeah, I loved that!
The Grey's must be monitoring Earth's communications from more than 45 light years away and haven't received the satellite uplink for the original broadcast from ABC yet, or they don't watch sitcoms.
Yeah, that was definitely the best part of the episode.
I'm glad they're not dragging things like Asta trying to get info out of Joe's abduction.
Harry and D'Arcy's break in at Joe's was hilarious.
I loved Joe and Harry's non-fight back at Harry's cabin. I wonder if this is the last we'll see of Joe now?
And just when you think the show can't get any crazier, we get Mike taking pictures of Ben's feet for a foot fetish website.
I'm glad they're not dragging things like Asta trying to get info out of Joe's abduction.
Harry and D'Arcy's break in at Joe's was hilarious.
I loved Joe and Harry's non-fight back at Harry's cabin. I wonder if this is the last we'll see of Joe now?
And just when you think the show can't get any crazier, we get Mike taking pictures of Ben's feet for a foot fetish website.
This episode was surprisingly dark. The stuff with Kate and the Baby was disturbing, yet there were still some funny and great elements. The stuff with Harry's Nails reminded me a lot of Scorpius from Farscape's Peacekeeper Wars. Also, now that we know what the Grays plan is, again, this was a pretty dark episode. That ending scene with the blue avian keeps making this show weirder.
I'm wondering when Harry will finally inform General McCallister about what the Grey aliens are doing.
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"Attractive people do not work the night shift!"
Probably when she chews him out for not coming into work again, and he wants to prove that he is so working.
Right before they revealed the Grey's plan, my husband was commenting about how Yellowstone is a bomb waiting to go off. So kudos to the writers for mentioning that part.
I actually felt sorry for Judy. I didn't expect that.
What do the Greys want with Earth, anyway? Is their planet no longer habitable?
I actually felt sorry for Judy. I didn't expect that.
What do the Greys want with Earth, anyway? Is their planet no longer habitable?
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"Attractive people do not work the night shift!"
Probably when she chews him out for not coming into work again, and he wants to prove that he is so working.
Or, offer him some pizzas.
I hope you mean Yellowstone, I live too close to Yosemite.
Whoops! Thanks, I fixed it.
That scene at the end with Darcy and Judy almost made me cry. I've found Judy kind of annoying before, but I really felt bad for her in this episode.
Out here the farmers in the valley near Yosemite could pump the water out of the aquifer faster than the Greys could put it in.
A lot of people to feel bad for in this episode, Deputy Baker having to deal with the grandmother from hell. Mayor 'Snowflake' and his wife and how the Greys have messed with their family.
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Yeah, there were definitely a lot of Feels this week.
They sure went all out with the "Blue Avian". I remember when Harry attended the UFO convention and assessed the different types of "visitors" in the poster he noted that a "blue avian" species was one of the nicer ones. Boom! Here we have one actually show up...to subpoena Harry! I've already cleared the recording from my DVR to play back and check, but didn't the preview for next week's episode imply she stays around and Harry has more than just a professional interest in her?
IIRC, next week's is titled "Avian Flu" which would make it clear the Blue Avian is indeed sticking around for most of the episode. As for Harry's interest in her, he has also mentioned in the second season that he considers the Blue Avians to be one of the more sexier alien races out there. Indeed, you can see a sort of leering expression on his face when the Avian shows up at the end of this week's episode.
Yeah, I never thought I'd actually feel bad for Judy, but I really did this week.
The Grey's plot is a nice little use of real world science, with the Yellowstone caldera.
Man, poor Kate, the Greys have really done a number on her. For her sake I just hope she's able to be reunited with her daughter by the time the whole Grey plotline ends.
The Blue Avian was really cool looking. It's nice to see them expanding the show's universe and introducing more alien races.
The Grey's plot is a nice little use of real world science, with the Yellowstone caldera.
Man, poor Kate, the Greys have really done a number on her. For her sake I just hope she's able to be reunited with her daughter by the time the whole Grey plotline ends.
The Blue Avian was really cool looking. It's nice to see them expanding the show's universe and introducing more alien races.
This series keeps getting weirder and weirder. Loved the chemistry between Heather and Harry, but maybe I missed something, is the summons cancelled? Also loved the stuff with Jay and the wholesomeness of the Rez scenes. Not sure how they are going to wrap this up with only 4 episodes to go, but I am enjoying the briskness of this season so far.
Instead of Harry saying the general is working with the other generals, he should have said the General was a Cylon.
The Galactic Federation Housing Council eviction order was for Harry to leave the Earth Immediately. He is challenging the Housing Council eviction order by counter suing. That means the alien legal system is just like that in the United States. A slow process where lawyers cause a lot of delays.
The Galactic Federation Housing Council eviction order was for Harry to leave the Earth Immediately. He is challenging the Housing Council eviction order by counter suing. That means the alien legal system is just like that in the United States. A slow process where lawyers cause a lot of delays.
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