I'm sure this is exactly how this all goes down. The FBI handles international intrigue. Let's a kind of girlfriend of an agent help out. She insists on helping but, when she doesn't like the job says "you signed up for this, I didn't". The senior agent, who seems to follow the inexperienced underlings lead, asks for the girlfriend's help because... why? They're the only 2 agents the FBI has? (Still trying to figure out why the FBI is involved with foreign affairs.)

My wife was right, as always. I should've quit after season one. It wasn't great to begin with and it certainly hasn't gotten any better.  

I thought this series was pretty true to the feel of the original; But, not liking the rom-comy feel to this episode. Kirk was miscast and his character was way out of character. The writing just wasn't up to par.

It felt like ep09 was wrapping it up but, the ending: "they're here" made it seem like hey! We're not done yet. Then I checked Wikipedia. Oh well; All good things must come to an end. Maybe they we're running out of plot lines but, it felt like that before and they came back strong so, who knows?

This show goes up on my list of very favorites with Fringe, Saul Goodman and Barney Miller, et al. It's not a real long list.

I liked this show from the beginning, but I thought it would be short-lived. Shows like this usually run out of imagination after a while. It seemed that was the case with Resident Alien as well, but I'm glad I stuck with it because they really keep finding ways to keep it fresh and interesting.

Harry's got to settle on a manner of speech though. He keeps slipping in and out of his awkward, quirky cadence. I don't think it's a result of his becoming a hume.