“You’re gonna screw it up, aren’t you?”
... in which an eclipse coincides with a series of deaths by spontaneous combustion.
Welcome to super-size Glee. Featuring more songs, more plot lines, more issues and waaay more cheesiness. Did I love it? Hell to the YEAH.
“Stick ‘em with the pointy end.”
Lois: "Real heroes don't stop to strike a pose."
Doctor: 'I wear a Stetson now. Stetsons are cool.'
“I think this is what I’m supposed to do.”
“I believe the term you’re searching for is OMG.”
To raise money for Nationals and the Brainiacs club, New Directions puts on a benefit concert. Unfortunately Sue has a new scheme to stop it, replete with henchmen. Will and Holly struggle with their relationship, and Lauren encourages Mercedes to demand respect.
... in which a terrible accident leads to the creation of an alternate timeline.
... in which the crew makes a shocking discovery when attempting to find resources on a nearby planet.
“The things I do for love.”
Clark: "This place isn't your home. Martha is."
“I’m not afwaid of you.”
“The fun is just beginning.”
... in which Carter becomes fed up with business-as-usual in Eureka and threatens to quit, prompting S.A.R.A.H. to take steps to avert disaster.
Aidan: "It's not like I borrowed his car without asking. I thwarted his plan of taking over the eastern seaboard."
... in which the crew attempts to rescue T.J. and Corporal Reynolds after they get captured by a wild creature. Meanwhile, Rush, Brody, and Eli continue exploring Destiny.
... in which the town's residents mysteriously black out, then wake up with some major personality shifts.
“Everything you touch falls apart.” 
... in which Taggart’s nanotechnology combines with Fargo’s neural interface technology and Stark’s subconscious to wreak havoc at Global Dynamics.
"Everything's gonna be okay."
... in which Rush and Dr. Perry find a way to enjoy some physical contact, while Telford enlists Rodney McKay and Richard Woolsey in an attempt to dial Destiny’s nine-chevron address from another planet’s Stargate.
... in which Callister Raynes --- a beloved computer programmer who left Eureka after a fire destroyed Stark’s lab --- returns, just as the town begins experiencing a series of electrical hiccups.
[Let's welcome long-time best friend of the site Mark Greig! He's going to be reviewing AMC's The Killing for us.]
