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Scorpion

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UPDATED: Tuesday, June 18, 2019 03:48
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Friday, November 21, 2014 7:30 AM


Pfft, I had my gauge removed years ago- it keeps people guessing- but I may blow any moment

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Wednesday, November 26, 2014 5:15 AM

Gosh, devolving rapidly.

Last night had so-called SEALs along, with leader supposedly smart enough to be an Officer. Sure, he was stupid enough to be given a General rank in UDF, but he was certainly not smart enough to pass the IQ test for U.S. Commissioned Officer. Couldn't even bother with a vehicle with a spare tire, but blames his failure and incompetence on civilians. But he sports a scraggly beard - the only one on his team with one.

Did all the decent script writers bail?

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Friday, November 28, 2014 7:06 PM

haven't had time to watch it yet...

BUMP

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Monday, December 1, 2014 12:09 AM

Looks like tomorrow night they want to go head-to-head against Castle.
I was thinking State of affairs was in that spot.

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Tuesday, December 2, 2014 2:59 AM

bumpity over the trollbot

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Tuesday, December 2, 2014 8:40 AM

Finally had a minute to watch it, and you are correct- there ARE several cringe worthy moments in that ep. I don't know what they were thinkin' there.

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Wednesday, October 28, 2015 10:44 PM

Anybody still watchin?

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Monday, June 17, 2019 5:22 PM

I am, lol.. 2019, 2nd series just aired in UK. I started watching after seeing ads between CSI episodes & assuming it was another CSI spin-off, but now I'm hooked! & gutted the series has ended, with no idea if we'll get to see more. It's far fetched, kind've predictable & soppy at times -Paige/Walter 'romance'- yet I LOVE it! - Intelligence as a super-power, & all the different characters; their interaction interests me, along with the science bits. Especially Walter, I relate to his logical outlook, plus he's fair attractive, & Happy - a female character that actually makes SENSE to me! Plus she has the best, fabulous, clothes.
Not sure of Paige's role as 'translator for geeks'; seems unrealistic - although Asperger's (which Walter shows traits of) can be more apparent in males regarding social situations; females are more conditioned to socially 'fit' from an early age & quickly learn to mimic peers to avoid rejection & bullying, to mask what they know NTs find 'weird' - NTs are wired to be intolerant - it's why AS is often late diagnosed in women, if at all. Along with a general lack of awareness, I'd naively assumed Asperger's was only men, as apparently did all the Drs I'd seen over the years; imagine my surprise. :'D *Hoping Series 3 will be shown on CBS UK soon..
https://www.kennethrobersonphd.com/hiding-in-plain-sight-the-many-disg
uises-of-adult-aspergers-syndrome
/

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Tuesday, June 18, 2019 3:48 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by TheMercury13:
I am, lol.. 2019, 2nd series just aired in UK. I started watching after seeing ads between CSI episodes & assuming it was another CSI spin-off, but now I'm hooked! & gutted the series has ended, with no idea if we'll get to see more. It's far fetched, kind've predictable & soppy at times -Paige/Walter 'romance'- yet I LOVE it! - Intelligence as a super-power, & all the different characters; their interaction interests me, along with the science bits. Especially Walter, I relate to his logical outlook, plus he's fair attractive, & Happy - a female character that actually makes SENSE to me! Plus she has the best, fabulous, clothes.
Not sure of Paige's role as 'translator for geeks'; seems unrealistic - although Asperger's (which Walter shows traits of) can be more apparent in males regarding social situations; females are more conditioned to socially 'fit' from an early age & quickly learn to mimic peers to avoid rejection & bullying, to mask what they know NTs find 'weird' - NTs are wired to be intolerant - it's why AS is often late diagnosed in women, if at all. Along with a general lack of awareness, I'd naively assumed Asperger's was only men, as apparently did all the Drs I'd seen over the years; imagine my surprise. :'D *Hoping Series 3 will be shown on CBS UK soon..
https://www.kennethrobersonphd.com/hiding-in-plain-sight-the-many-disg
uises-of-adult-aspergers-syndrome
/

What are NTs?

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