Episode Report Card Erin: B | 161 USERS: B- YOU GRADE IT You Give Me Fever
By Erin | Season 3 | Episode 10 | Aired on 2003.12.07
Marshall's Moment In The Sun. Look. Far be it for me to remove any glory that might flit Marshall's way. And this? This is his supreme moment. He's pulling something out of the octagonal shell and showing it to Spy Daddy and Spy Barbie. They're all, dude? What in the HELL is that? Marshall's all, it's what was inside the box and it's…wait for it…human tissue! And it's vital. Still active. Which, actually, is kinda gross. Syd looks at it like it's a caramel-covered apple and she has only to lean forward and chomp on it. Marshall speaks up and says there was a name etched inside the box in which the tissue was found. "Milo Rambaldi," he says. Jack looks shocked. Syd looks peeved. We, the collective audience, look totally enamored with ourselves when we realize that we figured out this shit AGES AGO.
So, Will's heading down a hallway, talking to some CIA guy. Syd calls out to him and walks over. "I've been looking for you," she says. "You feelin' all right?" Will's all, yeah. I feel all right. I mean, other than that I met my ex-girlfriend and dumped her ass with a stiletto, yeah. I'm feelin' fine. He waxes empathetic about how killing Francinator didn't feel like he thought it would and how it doesn't make everything okay. Syd's all, dude? The Covenant knows you're still alive. You might want to move to, um, Moose Jaw or something. Will's all, nah. I'm ready for 'em, if they come. "I dunno," he says, "maybe when I get back, I'll ask out that painter." Syd just Mona Lisas at him. Will declares that they're going to see each other again. Syd has nothing to say, so she just hugs him. They pull away from each other. "Love you," says Will. "You too," says Syd. Will goes off. "Will," says Syd, stopping him. "We never talked about that…" Will totally knows what she's on about. "Yeah," he says, smiling wistfully. "I kinda liked that." Syd smiles brightly in response. Will walks away, and Syd has that moment of, man, did I do something wrong? Or did I do something so very, very right? I'd go with the latter, sister. And I hope you recorded it on high-quality DVD.