DJariya

Synopsis:

The two-year anniversary of the alien invasion is fast approaching as the people of Charleston prepare for another potentially devastating offensive. A sniper attack by an unlikely gunman creates questions and doubts within the new government. Hal believes he knows the identity of the mole. And Anne's concern for her baby continues to grow. Gloria Reuben guest stars.

Directed by David Solomon

Written by John Wirth


Episode 3 of 10


Recap from last week:

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DJariya

Well, nothing really happened this week skitter and mech-wise. Pretty quiet on that end.

Sucked what happened to the chick from Pope's crew who got impaled through the head. Geez, what a shitty way to die, especially in the middle of an alien invasion.

So Tom and the real President of the United States will probably got toe to toe on who has the power.

at Anne going crazy with the baby's behavior.

Joe Schmoe

Decent episode, although I don't know why the others let President Mason risk his life in battle, and I could have done without the singing. Sorry to see what's-her-face die. She always reminded me of that badass Vasquez from Aliens.

aynrandgirl

Pope's complaints were irrational. Soldiers die in wars. That's not Tom's fault, and it's not as if Tom leads from the back.

Red Dog

The problem is that he really doesn't see himself as a soldier per se. And his complaints all stem from the alliance.

Interesting turn with the revelation that the real President is alive.

Before Tom asked his Chief of Staff or whatever she is to be the Veep, I thought she was the leading contender to be the mole. After that, I'm positive she is the mole.

Joe Schmoe

I wonder if Tom will step aside so the real President can rule or will we have different governments battling each other like on Revolution.