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July 26 2005

Last Night's "The 4400" written by Doug Petrie. The episode will be shown again on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday on USA Network.

eddy | 00:49 CET | 8 comments total | tags: doug petrie, the 4400

Love this show.

I will admit, I do not focas much on who writes what on shows any more. IT was a fantastic ep and now it does not shock me who wrote it. If you need another good sci-fi series besides BSG, Stargate or Firefly to check out, this is the one.

FalenAnjl | July 26, 00:58 CET

This show has been outright fantastic. Cheers to the folks behind it (mostly former DS9ers).

zeitgeist | July 26, 01:50 CET

I was very happy to see Doug's name in the credits for this episode as I watched (and then rewatched with his commentary) Fool For Love last night. I am really enjoying this 2nd season of The 4400, I think it's been quite an improvement on the 1st season.

Paul_Rocks | July 26, 01:54 CET

Is that what's he upto these days? He disappeared from telly for a while. Nice to see him back. I did enjoy his BtVS episodes and the stuff he wrote for the Buffy comics too.

Simon | July 26, 02:39 CET

I jumped out of my seat when I saw Doug Petrie wrote the episode - and it was great! One of the best episodes so far.

Nebula1400 | July 26, 02:55 CET

This show went from cheesy to actually very good 3 episodes ago with the big assassination. I got so used to mocking it, it's gonna take some adjusting not to anymore.

nychick | July 26, 05:59 CET

I dunno, I haven't mocked it this season that I can remember. I made a few jokes about it during the mini, but I enjoyed that even.

zeitgeist | July 26, 08:28 CET

I can't help it. I got this warm tingly glow from the line: "... and your favorite writer is Alan Moore."

kli | July 28, 00:28 CET

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