How far would you go to protect your friends from being harmed?  I would hope that my friends would be knocking down doors to find me, but at our ages, it might not happen since we all seem to have bad knees.  But I would do anything for my friends since they are an extension of myself and if any harm came to them, I would be beside myself if I did nothing to help them. 

Abraham awakens from his forced slumber to find a younger man standing before him.  Looking at the man’s ear, Abraham knows exactly who he is, Rudyard Fonescu.  Rudyard was the young boy that was hiding out in the church when it was overrun by the Strigoi threat.  Now that Rudyard has the Lumen, he is looking to cash it in for the life he should have had this entire time, and even with Abraham’s warnings about the book, he will not back away from what he wants.  Needing to find a way to sell the book before his time runs out, Rudyard has an appointment with Alonso Creem who is the eyes and ears of the streets and has been on the lookout for the book himself.  Now the waiting game is on to see who is able to come up with the highest bid.

Gus is trying to move the Guptas out of the city to safety while he prepares for his next battle.  Knowing that there is no real safe place he makes Angel promise that he will take care of the family and even though the old wrestler agrees, he wants to stay and fight.  When Gus visits Aanya to make sure she is ready to go, the two know that they should be together.  But the timing is not right and even though there is love between the two, Gus wants to ensure that she is safe from the threats and will not put her in harm’s way.  Promising to find her when the battle is over, Gus is shocked to see that Angel is back at his side.  The two are now ready to go meet with Quinlan and get their game plan together to take out the Master.

Dutch seems to have no hope when being locked up in Eichorst’s torture chamber.  Wanting to get to know his next meal, Thomas is does not hold back on his questions, much less his answers.  Tormenting Dutch, he delivers an officer cocktail, and even though he bites the poor man, he disposes of the body so it will not change.  Dutch is looking for any way to get out of her cage and sees that the officer was not cleaned of all of his weapons and being able to secure his pepper spray, she just needs to wait for the perfect time to try and escape.  After doing Eichorst’s bidding, Dutch has the upper hand and is able to spray her captor, but when she sees the light at the end of the tunnel, she is shocked to see it is bricked up.

The main story in this episode was getting to know our favorite Thomas Eichorst.  As a failing radio salesman, Thomas has never been able to find his way but all is not lost as he is able to get a date with Helga from the office.  Knowing that he is meant for more, Helga helps pad Tommy’s ego since she would not be out with a loser, but her words are taken more to heart then she knows.  While at dinner, Thomas is intrigued by a Nazi soldier’s speech and believes that he has found his calling in life.  Blasting the Jewish race in his own words, he finds out that Helga is one herself.  Joining the party, Thomas will have no ties with the woman that has helped changed his world with her words, but the love he has for her will never die.  With the respect that the uniform brings him, Thomas knows he has made the right choice, although he starts to see what is happening in his country.

I hate to say it, but this has been my least favorite episode and it does not even have Zach in it.  With the wonderful backstory for Thomas Eichorst, it just did not pack the punch that it should have and with his torture scene with Dutch went to a messed up place, I am starting to wonder what storyline the writers are going with now.  Dutch is a strong character and I guess he was trying to break her, but he is not the Governor from The Walking Dead and the scene was not scary at all, it just seemed like it was ripped off to try and get the same effect.  It did not and I will leave it at that.  Angel and Gus are going to take the city by storm with Quinlan, while Abraham is going to have to start his quest for the Lumen once again and find out where Rudyard has taken it.  Fet has proven he can be there for Dutch and hopefully the two do not separate, since it seems like neither of them can live safely without each other.  Nora and Eph did not really have much to talk about on the drive home as they helped to rescue Dutch, but you can tell that the wheels are spinning.  Two episodes to go, I hope the finale does not disappoint.  Stay Scared.

Doing the right thing in one person’s eyes can be the complete opposite in another’s.  It is difficult to know what might be right by someone else’s standards, but if you feel it is the right thing to do in your heart, who are they to say it is not?  As long as you stand by your convictions, you should be all right in following your heart, but if you have any doubts, just know that you are not the only one.  When everything is said and done and you have completed what you heart has told you to, you will end your days with no regrets.

Against her better judgement, council woman Justine has taken her crusade to the Upper East Side at the mayor’s request.  Knowing that she will have to run the show once again like she has done in Red Hook, she has a plan that might make the mayor think twice.  Demanding one percent of the value of the neighborhood for her protection, the room erupts into madness, but Justine knows what she is doing.  Knowing that the richest people in the city will not lay down their lives to protect their homes, the money will be used for those who will. Laying down the law in her own way, the mayor has a heart to heart with Eldritch Palmer to have a talk with the woman and persuade her to change her ways.

Eldritch Palmer is feeling something that he has never felt before.  His heart is broken without Coco and he knows that he will not be able to go on without her.  Convincing her to come back to him, Coco is having second thoughts about her decision, but has the same feeling of love towards the older man.  Accepting her position, Coco sets up a time for Palmer to meet with the council woman, but she has no idea that Palmer has a target on his chest.  Arriving late at the town hall, the two slowly make their way into the building, but a single bullet will change both of their outlooks on what is happening in the city.

Fet, Nora and Abraham are on their way to find the Occido Lumen which is in the possession of Rudyard Fonescu.  With four listings in the phone book of this name, they have to enter each location carefully, not knowing who will be waiting inside.  When finding a listing that takes them to a book store, Abraham believes they have found the book's resting place, but when news comes across the wire that someone has taken a shot at Eldritch Palmer, Fet has to come clean about knowing what Eph was planning. Knowing the precinct that Eph would be taken as well, Fet and Nora leave Abraham on his own to find the book since their group is more important than a silly old text that may or may not help them defeat the Master.  Abraham continues to the final address of R. Fonescu in the city and when he enters the apartment, his interest is sparked, but killed at the same time.  Giving up on his hunt, Abraham finds a secret compartment in the floor boards that is housing something valuable.  Locating the Occido Lumen, Abraham’s victory is short lived as he is knocked unconscious by someone that has the same idea.

Eph has not backed off of his stance about killing Palmer and now with Dutch’s help, he may be able to follow through.  With state of the art surveillance equipment, Eph is now able to hear everything thing that is going on inside of the Stoneheart building, along with Palmer and Coco’s lovers squall.  When hearing a time a place that Palmer will be in the building, the two have to leave and find a perch for Eph to take his final shot at the lying old man. Although Palmer’s security seems to always be in the way, Eph is patient and has to wait to pull the trigger.  Before he loses sight of Palmer, Eph gives it a yank and sees the old man hit the ground with blood splatter from his kill on the window.  Needing to escape, the area is locked down quickly and Dutch and Eph have no way of escaping.  Being caught and jailed, Eph and Dutch know that the job is done and even though they are incarcerated, they have done the right thing.  But when Dutch is taken from the cell, Eph is faced by someone he never expected to see again.

Last week could have been the season finale and I would have been ok with it, but as the season continues to move on, there has to be more to keep you interested and that is what this episode did.  With Eph and Dutch being thrown into a jail cell, along with Eph finding out that he did not kill Palmer but hit Coco instead, there is a bunch of vamps that are looking to take out the good doctor in the police station as well.  Nuts right?  Abraham has found the book he has been longing for, but someone seems to want it more when it is taken from the old man’s hands.  And what can I say about Dutch, she is in a new cell that appears to be a feeding station, but for who, I guess we will have to wait to see.  Palmer continues to get stronger, especially when he has his love at his side, but when she is about to be taken from him, he will stop at nothing to have her revived.  With so much still going on and now a battle over who should save the city, it will be amazing to see what happens next.  Oh yeah, the Master looks stronger than ever as well, cannot forget that he has a new body and is almost ready to take it out for a feeding.  I think I like this series too much these days, and it may be able to withstand the tests of time when all is said and done.  Stay Scared!

Some days are better than others.  Most of us know this inside and out while we are making it through our everyday lives.  When each day starts to feel the same as the last one, it means that you may need to change it up a bit, since everyday should come with its own challenges and should never be the same as the last.  If you are content with everyday being the same, since it does not make you feel good nor bad while living in it, that is fine, but most of us need to break it up just a bit and do something out of our comfort zone for the one simple fact, to make sure that we are still alive.

Victor Thetherson is continuing to live his vampire life, but now with the help of his friend Tripp, he is going to be cured, or so he thinks.  When arriving at the ReVamped set for tapping, Vic sees his old friend Florance like he has never seen her before.  But she is not only wanting to get her looks back, she wants to be bit by a vampire and keep her youth for many years to come.  When the guest vampire takes to the stage and attacks everyone that gets in his way, Victor has to step up to defend his friend.  Killing the reality star vampire, Vic reveals that he is far from being cured as he drinks from Nikki, thus killing his secretary and his biggest fan.

The office is in an uproar when Vic returns from his leave, mostly about Nikki being killed, but what happened to his cure?  Tripp finds out that another doctor has been adding something to the injections that should have been taking the vampire out of Vic and just keeping the thirst at bay.  Knowing this is the problem, Tripp is able to convince his longtime friend to take the cure again.  Vic starts to feel weaker and is not able to keep up with his former routines, but becoming human will be better for him, his ex-wife and daughter.  As vampire slayers are starting to hone in on his location, Vic thinks that taking the cure will keep them all away, but there may be someone more dangerous on the horizon that will put a forcing hand onto Vic.

When meeting with EnerGreen about the latest contract, Vic finds out how much he misses his powers when another vampire takes over the boardroom.  X has been in the business game for many more years than Vic and is looking to take over for his own company.  After ripping a fang out of Vic’s head, X knows that the cure is working and forces Vic to promise to continue his treatments.  After he failed to bring anything to the meeting, Vic hangs his head and gets demoted immediately.  Being put back into the accounting part of the business, Vic’s outlook on his future start to dwindle again.  But the straw that will break the camel’s back comes with the news from his boss that X has been given a job with the firm and Vic will have to report directly to him.

Being able to do his job and not be a vampire anymore seems like a happy spot for Vic, but as time goes by, he is still being targeted, even by his daughter’s boyfriend, the slayer Eugene.  Everyone wants a piece of Vic for what he has done to Nikki, but when he is on the cure, nobody is able to go through with it.  Even when Eugene has been hired to take out Vic, he knows what will happen to the family when he is killed.  With his new mentor coming to his aid, CWS wants Eugene to live up to his family’s legacy and destroy the offspring of a vampire that is more powerful than any other, a vampire that could kill off the race, a vampire's blood that everyone believes is running through Vic’s veins.  Although there is no proof Vic is a decedent of the vampire Morbius, everyone believes it and has their own reason for trying to kill him while he has been weakened by the cure, but when Victor’s daughter is taken to ensure he finishes his treatment, the middle aged vampire will have to take his fang protectors off and let it all hang out to get her back.

A wonderful follow up to the first Vampire Vic novel.  With most of the characters returning, you get to learn much more about them and how much they either love or despise poor Vic.  And yes, Eugene is back with a band of slayers looking to rid the world of the vampire menace, and they all have their own problems in killing, well most of their targets.  Vic’s wife Barbara has never been more turned on in her life when Vic kills another vampire, but she is not the only option for Vic as Darla and Florance are still keeping an eye on him as well.  So many characters, so many story lines, so much action, so much blood, and so many jokes, it is easy to get lost in Vic’s world for a couple hours, since most of it is pretty much like a normal person’s life.  With or without fangs is the only question you should be left asking yourself since Vic has come to his decision, then has to do it again to take care of his family.  You never know what the next day will bring, but there is always on constant when it comes to tomorrow, the sun will still rise in the morning.

There is nothing to lie about, getting older sucks in more than one way.  No matter what you do, there is no way to fight it, especially if you are in a dead end job.  So many people get complacent in their employment and believe that it is the best it will ever be, along with their co-workers losing respect for them when they fail to want to move up the ladder.  This mixed with getting older adds to extra pounds, loss of respect for one’s self and everyone seeing what a true failure you have turned out to be in you twilight years.  There is always a way to combat this, but you have to want to better yourself, no matter what the consequences might have in store for you.

Victor Thetherson is not where he expected to be at this point in his life, being overweight, divorced and a manager over a staff that does not care about their jobs, he knows life could be better and it should be after he was turned into a vampire.  Although Victor has found ways around feeding on people with help from his friend Tripp that moonlights at the local blood bank, he has reached his breaking point.  When one of his staff members has failed to get his work done properly and decides to go out to a happy hour with the gang from work, Victor has to pull up the slack and wait for his dimwitted employee to return so he can show his wrath.  Not ever wanting to bite anyone, Vic has been pushed passed his breaking point and his first victim fully deserves to have his blood sucked, but not being practiced in the proper blood sucking method yet, his meal escapes without even a scratch.

Returning to the office in the morning and his employee not coming in, the rest of the staff gives Vic a hard time and wants to know what has been done with the underachiever.  Although Vic did not sink his teeth into the young man, everyone knows that a vampire must feed and he must have taken a bite out of him.  Vic demands very little respect in the office and watching as his crew continues to screw around while they should be working it starts to get under his skin and now with a rival office coming in to audit their work, Vic knows that something bad is coming on the horizon.  Meeting with the manager of the rival crew Darla, Vic understands that a merger is about to take place and this is putting a stop to his plans of traveling to the home office in Germany, especially if he is no longer in charge when the date comes around.  Needing this trip, to find the vampire that turned him into the man he currently is, Vic is even further down on life, but a phone call in the middle of the night from his secretary Nikki will change his outlook for the foreseeable future.  Nikki wants her boss to bite her so that she can also become a creature of the night and although Vic does not think it is a good idea, he pulls out his fangs and grants Nikki her wish.

Feeling revitalized, Vic is now in charge of his own future and with all of the company functions coming up, and he can make a good name for himself.  Especially with a new source of blood coming in so he no longer has to mix his life juice into a Bloody Mary to mask the taste.  But there is someone after Vic and even with getting himself into shape and becoming a proper sexy vampire, he may be no match for the amateur vampire hunter Eugene who only has eyes for Victor, along with his family.  Vic has to match wits inside and outside of the office while on his blood sucking dates, escaping vampire hunters and haters, and trying to keep his office open with the impending merger on the table.  There is something that Vic still wants to know and that is why he has been cursed with such a worthless disease since he has no special powers, none of the drawbacks and only the thirst to make people fear him.  He needs to get to Germany where he knows the woman that changed him is and finally get answers to what he, Vampire Vic really is.

What can I say about Vampire Vic?  I loved it.  A reluctant vampire that has to work a normal everyday job that is down on his luck and does not want to bite a person, this just makes the journey so much more entertaining when it actually happens.  I fell in love with the characters in this book more than I do with most as Nikki is trying to win the approval of her 'master' by bringing him more to eat, Tripp as he is trying to keep Vic on his good side and possibly help find a cure for the disease that changed his friend into a blood sucking heathen and Eugene who just gets the crap kicked out of him at the most inopportune times and has to keep battling to get his first vampire kill.  With plenty of laughs and seriousness, you can see yourself in Vic’s shoes, even if you don’t want to drink blood, as his life needs a kick start in the right direction to get back on track…or maybe you want to drink blood as well, you never know.  Stay Scared.

It is amazing how some people are able to pull together in a time of need.  You never know what everyone is thinking, or how far they will go, but if you give them a chance, they might surprise you.  Knowing that a stranger may have your back when you are in trouble might be the most reassuring feeling since you never know when you might need some extra help.  There are people out there that are ready to help when called on, you just have to know how to let them know you are in need.

After her failed attempt to capture her son, Kelly is found sulking in her room by Eichorst.  Knowing the feeling of pain, Eichorst wants to make sure that she understands that she did not fail, it is a time of learning and she will accomplish her goal soon enough.  Chartering a boat to take Kelly and eighteen of his minions into Red Hook, Eichorst has a plan in place to take the small portion of the city back and while visiting, he will stop by Fet’s hideout to take care of Abraham once and for all.

Fet needs to know how Dutch is doing while she is not staying with him any longer.  Arriving at Nikki’s apartment, he sees that the powerful woman is picking up right where she left off and is showing no signs of stopping.  When Nikki asks her girlfriend to come clean about her feelings, Dutch does and makes sure she understands how much pain she has been in when thinking that she was dead.  With both women being each other’s vice, they have to find a way to survive the outbreak and continue to live their lives as they intended. 

Council Woman Justine Feraldo is ready to expand the Red Hook walls and move further into the city.  When she is told by the mayor that she should take care of the Upper East Side where all of the money is, Justine comes back into her own.  Needing to be smart about her plan and not catering to anyone else’s political needs, she takes the bull by the horns and makes sure the mayor understands what needs to be done.  When Eph arrives on the scene to tell the group that Red Hook is no longer infected free, they listen briefly, but when Abraham starts to tell his story, they are all thrown out.  Wanting to make sure that everybody knows what they are really up against, Abraham tries to make them understand, but there is very little time as the power goes out.

Not willing to give up her team, Justine watches as Eph and his crew head to the power station to get the lights back on.  Watching the perimeter, the vampires try out the defenses with minimal numbers, but they will be back in larger numbers.  Eph, Nora, Fet and Zach arrive at the power station to see that it has been over taken, but it is nothing that they cannot handle.  Although it is a race against time, Eph has to leave and catch up with Abraham before he meets Eichorst for the final time.  Nora and Fet have a difficult time figuring out how to turn everything back on, but when they figure it out, the generators come back on and the slab of New York will be saved, but there is someone else rummaging around in the station.  Kelly has seen her son and will continue to try and get him back.  Bullets rip through her body, but it is not enough to kill her as she is able to escape before reinforcements arrive.

Justine Feraldo has nothing to do but wait, but when she sees the hordes of the infected lining up and getting ready to invade the her blockade, she has a momentary lapse.  Getting her head straight she has to devise a plan to get more bodies to fight off the impending attack.  Taking to the streets of Red Hook, Justine tries to light a fire inside of everyone to inspire them to fight for their city and to her surprise, she is able to bring an army to the fight.  As the battle commences, it appears that the officers are about to be overrun, but when the reinforcements show up, the tide slowly starts to turn.  When the power comes back up, the fight is won by the citizens of Red Hook, but this will not be the only attempt to take the city over and they will have to prepare to fight again.

This episode felt more like a season finale than a buildup one and now I am more eager than ever to see what happens next.  The battle between Eichorst and Abraham took a turn that I did not see coming with Eph’s awful aim and there is a guarantee that even after being shot, Eichorst will be back again to find his favorite prison camp survivor.  Nora seems to be back into her survival mode which is great since there is no time to dork around when things need to be done.  There is a touching moment in this episode with Eph and Abraham talking about their vices and how they will never give up on them, at least until the Master is taken out once and for all.  But this story was all about Justine and how powerful of a character she really is.  After a short lapse, admitting that she was afraid, she stands and fights on the front lines with her men and makes it known that she will not back down from anything, not even a massacre.  With the group back together at the end of the episode, it will be interesting to see what happens next, safety in numbers.  There is also a new Comic opening credit sequence to lead you into the story.  Finally!  Well, there will be new episode tonight and I am beyond ecstatic to see where the story takes us next!  Stay Scared!

While our beloved show doesm't start for another few weeks, we are getting ready to hit peak Fall season! Are you guys excited? I know I am. For those of us living in Colorado, Supernatural is having a convention here in November at our very own Marriott Tech Center! Which, is beyond the coolest thing ever. Tickets, autographs, an photo ops are available at their convention site, along with a list of what others cities this convention will visit!

It's way too early to give a last season recap, so today I'm going to talk about the two types of people in the fandom. You are either a Sam fan or a Dean fan, and while we all love them, each of us has a preference. This actuallly came about one day while Mattie and I were out at the mall and happened to run into a few fans that day thanks to a shirt I was wearing. Mattie likes Dean more, while I like Sam. There's reasons for both sides of it, of course, and we asked our new friends why they chose who they did. In most cases, they chose Dean because, like him, they were older siblings and could relate to his struggles a little more. Oddly, I agree, There are many times in the show that have me feeling very much like Dean felt, especially when it comes to being protective over the little sibling.

For me, though, it's Sam that I relate to more. Sam is troubled and has spent most of the show, if not all of it, struggling to come into his own. On top of that, Sam isn't very open with his feelings nor is he good with talking about how he feels, A lot of the time Sam hides his feelings and what he's dealing with from Dean and even Cas. Granted, it's not aways on purpose. Most of the time Sam is just trying to figure things out on his own, and in the process, fails miserably. I suppose this is where Sam really strikes a point with me. 

Sharing things isn't always the easiest, and trying to fix them by oneself can feel like you're really just protecting the other person. Even from the get go Sam has been a strong independent person who wants to be on his own and not burden his family any further, like he believes he has. Granted, he's been anything but a burden, especially to Dean, but feeling that way is often hard. Sam even struggles with addictions that are hurting him. Granted, drinking Demons's blood did give him some pretty cool powers, but being Lucifers' true vessel...kind of puts a damper on a lot of things. Also, that is just gross.

Sam's constant struggles to do good by his brother, and handle his own problems are often is downfall. What Sam doesn't realize, which I never do, is if he would just open up to Dean, his problems might get fixed a little sooner. Then again if the Winchesters ever learn to communicate the world may very well come to an end. But, you know...they'll find a way to save it....just not themselves!

What is that thing that my mom used to tell me?  If you put your mind to it, you can accomplish anything?  I must admit that this is a good quote to live your life by, even though there are still things that cannot be accomplished.  But if you have the drive to be better and keep your focus on your goals, it is not that farfetched to see them coming to life before your very eyes.  Think about it, even for just a few minutes a day and you might find out that your goals might be attainable.

After Eph admits that he wants to kill Palmer for all of the pain he has caused him, he knows that getting into the Stoneheart building might not be his best means of attack.  Talking to Fet, Eph finds out about a gun dealer that may be able to get him a rifle so the act can take place from afar.  Heading out with Zach to make a purchase that will change the fight against the vampires, Eph is called into his doctor role, but not the way he expected.  With the seller being shot, Eph has to think back to his medical training days to save his life and with the help from his son, the two are able to save the man’s life.  After a great bonding experience, Eph and Zach seem to be on the same page again, but when Zach demands that his father try to save Kelly in the same way, the two end up further apart than ever.

Palmer and his assistant Coco have formed their new bond and Coco could not be happier, but she knows that the older man is holding out on her.  Not being able to get an answer to who or what Eichorst really means to him, is giving him as many chances as possible.  When Eichorst interrupts Palmer’s meeting with Cardinal McNamara when they are discussing the Lumen, Coco is sent away once again and takes it very hard.  With the hatred between Palmer and Eichorst growing, the two exchange shots at each other, but Palmer is able to scare the Master’s servant more than Eichorst would like to admit.  Finding out that Bolivar has become the Master’s new vessel, Palmer keeps his verbal attack going and makes sure that Eichorst understands where he stands in all of this.

Abraham and Fet are leaving Red Hook to talk to Cardinal McNamara and quickly find out that they are not the only ones trying to bid on the Lumen.  Knowing that Palmer is involved in this war of dollars as well, the two come up with a plan to steal the book before it falls into the wrong hands.  When arriving to the church after hours, they find that Eichorst has beaten them to the punch and while trying to defeat the Master’s helper, they see that the Cardinal has been stung.  Abraham is able to attain the location of the book and releases the Cardinal to his God, but when the reports about what happened start to surface, the city will be looking for the Cardinal’s killer.

Gus and Angel are starting to bond while driving to pick up supplies for the restaurant, but when they see that the depot has been hit, they know that the city is no longer safe for the Gupta’s.  Needing to convince the family to leave their business, Gus finds out that he is wanted on their journey.  But this is short lived when Mr. Quinlan comes knocking and wants his help.  Knowing that he has been trained, Quinlan knows that Gus can be a valuable asset to him in his search for the Master.  Gus has to decide what to do as he has been made part of the family he is trying to save and now being called back into service for the Ancient’s prized hunter.

This episode gives us a large focus on Kelly and what she is able to do to find her boy.  Being assisted by Eichorst to look human again, Kelly has to find a way to control her body once again.  Being able to make her way into Red Hook, Kelly has her feelers and they are ready to hunt for Zach.  Finding the apartment building, Kelly stands outside and watches as her boy plays video games.  Seeing that she cannot get in without the door being opened for her, Kelly calls to him and promises him that she is ok.  Eph tries to stop Zach, but it is too late as Kelly and her minions enter the apartment.  Nora tries to gun down Eph’s ex-wife, but Kelly is too fast.  Playing mind games with the boy, Kelly tries to get her son to come with her, but Eph will not allow his son to be taken away from him, at any price.

With so much going on in this episode, it is hard to sum up everything without writing a novel, but these are my main takeaways from the story.  I cannot understand why Eph is trying to keep secrets from Nora about his Washington trip, I know he feels bad about what happened, but she has always been supportive of him and thanks him when he comes clean.  Now that Kelly knows where her family is being held up, there will surely be more attacks and attempts on Zach’s well being.  I will admit that I am getting a little tired of the Carl, I mean Zach storyline as he is a rollercoaster when it comes to his emotions.  I cannot wait to see what happens when Gun joins with Mr. Quinlan and the two try to take out the Master and hopefully Angel gets a role in it as well.  Palmer is not trying to make any friends and this seems to be holding him back from his goals, when taking shots at Eichorst and not telling his secrets to Coco, he will be all alone when he needs people to be watching his back.  Well, we are a little bit past the midway mark on the season and the story is still going strong, I cannot wait to see where we go next!