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[Dreveth]

[Ithilwen22]

[TheManPF]

I must have ear problems or something, but I can clearly hear "you want" but not "what do you want"

[Geneaux486]

[SignerJ]

[HecateNight]

Just gotta say, I love this entry. Brings us back to the good ol' Season 1 days. I think this episode is the best so far this season. And it reveals some stuff. Yay!

[Lithp]

[kurthnaga]

For chronology, all I have to say is it would happen after 4 - maybe even the same night. In four, he ran from the Operator - and I mean ran. But here, he charges the Operator. He's clearly more familiar with it.

I think the theory that this is when the Operator starts following Alex back to his house is fairly sound - at first, the Operator was observing. He was watching the filming, and that was all. After a while though, he started to try and get Alex to leave, hence the "chase" in Entry 4. Alex misinterpreted the signs and thought the Operator was asking for a fight of sorts, and came back to give him his two cents, but ended up in the same position as Jay.

We have to remember we don't know EVERYTHING Jay did in the 7 months he lost. There were speculations these tapes have incriminating evidence towards Jay.

I think this Entry denotes when Alex starts filming himself - sure, Jay did it before the 7 months, near the beginning of season 1, but he learned from watching Alex. Alex probably lost a day at least from this encounter, and began filming himself to keep track of time.

The only thing I can't figure out how to fit into this theory is the Entry with Alex's birthday. How old was he? 4 or 5? I just can't find a way for that to really tie in here.


On the subject of Amy, I think this really does denote a much larger role in the story than we originally thought. It explains why Jay wasn't surprised at earlier mentions of Amy, although why he didn't try and find her like he found Tim to get leads is a mystery.

I feel like she knows he's lying about being at home. I couldn't make out the dialogue very well, but it sounded like she was accusing him of lying, and he didn't cover it up too well.

But if Amy knew what he was doing, why would she have let him continue?


This all boils down to the big question (Almost as big as the Doctor's name) - What does the Operator want? What is his connection to Rosswood? And why the hell does Tim have such magnificent sideburns?

[CraicIsMighty]

[Ryudragon]

I have a feeling that the end of Season 3 will be some tragic romance of sort...

Also, in Entry #7, Alex asks Brian not to say anything because the camera will pick it up when they were talking about "her". Maybe her is Amy after all and he still didn't want her to do anything with this.

[mokie]

[thorn2200]

[kurthnaga]

[matixzun]

I think it makes more sense for him to first act aggresive, since he wouldn't understand TO capabilities yet, but after trying to ram him, he realizes he can't fight and start acting more frightened as in entry 4.

[Geneaux486]