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This one was interesting and one of the more plausible plotlines that they have come up with. It is, as Rena said above, timely with college campus assaults getting more and more attention. The AD is also probably pretty typical of big schools that want to win at all costs.

There was so much packed into this episode it could have been a 2 hour show. There were a lot of jumps that had to be made, like the leap to concluding the suspect was indeed the one they were looking for, and the leap that the pilot would totally know a piece of a Morse code message meant...

I got a rerun on the West Coast, so I'm glad to know it will be run on a different day.

How completely creepy was it that he infiltrated the FBI HQ! Oh my. That was just freaky.

I missed that!

I'd be down with a Wednesday or Thursday night slot. Without my DVR reminding me, I would forget it some weeks.

Unfortunately, I figured out the killer in the first 10 minutes, and the plot didn't pull me in. My DVR cut off with 15 minutes to spare, but I don't think I missed much.

Plus there is the DVR factor. I think ratings any more look at both the overnight and the airing + before they really consider a final number. Plus, for those of us on the West Coast, we see the show at it's proper timeslot, even though it airs late in the east. ;)

It was a bit weak on plot overall, but congratulations to Avery! I know some of the international fans on the board haven't seen the episode yet, so I'll just leave it at that. (For now.) :)

Thank you, Criminalist! You're so right. DB had to be grieving her, so being able to "say goodbye" was an important moment for him. This episode was kinda terrifying. Since ADAM hasn't seen it yet, I won't say much more, but it makes me glad I have a "dumb" TV.

It's been nice this season to see each character as a unique person. Last season they felt more like broad brushstrokes, so to see them come into their own is refreshing. Are there new writers this season, or did Cyber get some writers from the Mothership? There has been a shift in the show...

The part that was the most stunning to me is just how easy it is to lure kids into trouble. It's no longer just a matter of telling kids to avoid the guy wearing a trench coat when it isn't raining.

Exactly!

I did, too! And when did that happen? There was no mention of it on the mothership. After watching this episode, like several last year, I start to feel like I should disconnect completely from the cybeworld so no one can get to me! I don't, of course, but I left this episode thinking about...

My favorite scene was the breakfast they all had in the diner with Warrick just before was killed. It was a great family moment. It made Warrick's execution all the more shocking, so I try to focus on the good instead.

He always had that kind of cerebral nature to him, so hopefully he will fit in smoothly. Just two more days until we find out!

Now that could be true, and would make for an interesting evening of TV. I hadn't thought of that before, just that Sunday nights tend to be the banishment location for shows a network is trying to kill off. Me, too! I was one of the few seemingly who liked DB on the mothership, and I think I...

Super disappointed in the last 12 minutes. The story itself was interesting, and held my attention until the meeting at the cabin between the killer and Gil, then the plot took a side turn to incredulous. Gil just "knew" it wasn't a live bomb? Seriously? He yanks the cord at the risk of...

I rather liked Cyber. It was a refreshing show that kept you guessing and thinking, a welcome break from so many reality shows. I am happy that it got renewed, but the timeslot is horrid. What was wrong with mid-week?

Happy birthday Smasha!