Symmetry (The Dead Zone)

i just watched the latest episode of "The Dead Zone", called "Symmetry". The story was quite good, even though i couldn't really identify with the issue raised by it. The thing i liked however was the "vision loop". seeing different aspects of a problem is always the most effective way to solve it. here the expression is taken literally and you get into each character.

there are also some funny moments, mainly thanks to John L. Adams and his hilarious part as Johnny's subconscious... i really like the series because it's very visual and plots are always interesting to follow. in this one, you need some time to adapt to the changing points of view. but it is always a puzzle to decipher and once you get all the pieces, it's like magic and you're so in the story that you can't realise the 42min have already elapsed!

it's such a pity that each season only has 11 episodes. but fortunately, i'll be able to watch this season entirely before i leave for Scotland, which will not be the case for SGA, Nip-Tuck or Desperate Housewives. No worry though, i'll find a way to see them out there... ;-)

Another good news: HOrrid is making a new blog and know what? About David Hewlett... Can't wait to see it! the blog is not online yet, but i hope it'll be soon. When it is, just click here to reach it... ;-)