I'm 14 years old and just started watching Roswell. I love how it's presented. I've seen a couple other shows use episodes like this to expand their storylines. I don't look at synopsis of shows while I'm streaming, so this one came as a surprise, but I absolutely loved it, with a couple exceptions.
Brendan Fehr did a wonderful job in this one and he seemed to humble from the regular Michael he is. He seems to have found (more) of his human side. The hug toward with Hal and Max was awesome! The characters playing the 1947 parts was awesome. I'm not done with the episode (quite yet) as I watch it again. This episode explained a lot of the crash itself, and Michael learning about it was extremely satisfying as a viewer.
I'm captivated by this show now, even though I was not even born when it came out. My sisters claim I look like Liz. She is my favorite character, so I like that. And, that's my issue. This is the fourth episode of the season and, even though she's top billing, she's barely been in this season. I hope that changes. Otherwise, this is one of my favorite episodes of the series.
Brendan Fehr did a wonderful job in this one and he seemed to humble from the regular Michael he is. He seems to have found (more) of his human side. The hug toward with Hal and Max was awesome! The characters playing the 1947 parts was awesome. I'm not done with the episode (quite yet) as I watch it again. This episode explained a lot of the crash itself, and Michael learning about it was extremely satisfying as a viewer.
I'm captivated by this show now, even though I was not even born when it came out. My sisters claim I look like Liz. She is my favorite character, so I like that. And, that's my issue. This is the fourth episode of the season and, even though she's top billing, she's barely been in this season. I hope that changes. Otherwise, this is one of my favorite episodes of the series.