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With the conversation turned to the Whitman murders, it's funny when someone mispronounces the name of the killer and it's Don - Dick Whitman - who corrects the blunder. Ken's wife Cynthia brags that her husband predicted this type of thing in one of his stories. This slip worries Ken and gets the attention of the guests, who prod for details. Cynthia tells them the basic plot as Ken squirms uncomfortably.

First of all, there's Andrew, the wacky cartoonist. It seems like he has one agenda on his mind ahead of any others, and that's to find some girls. Will Andrew be able to achieve this during his time on the show?

The show is aired later night. A number of people go to bed by then. It's not possible to stay up till late night simply because there are things you need to handle in the morning also. So you can find out the timings for recaps and watch the show at leisure. Usually, the show is aired on CBS. CSI is broadcast on Tuesday nights on this channel. Since there is only one episode per week, you are not going to miss any of the episodes. You can easily manage with the help of recap show.

A third storyline develops the following Monday when Peggy, eating alone at a diner, is brushed-off by Ken Cosgrove, who shows up with a man she doesn't recognize. She gets her feelings hurt, assuming it's a client. If so, this is a breach of a pact the two have made, promising to help one another whenever possible. Ken hasn't broken their pact. Rather, the meeting was with an editor interested in buying some of Ken's science fiction stories. It turns out he's still writing, but keeping it a secret.

These are shows which are of a "serial" nature (where there's an overarching story which should be watched in order) and which are a bit "weird" (or "mysterious.") These are shows that I think will appeal to fans of Jack Shephard, John Locke, Hurley, Sawyer, Kate, Sayid, and the rest of the gang.

Watch Episode One of the best moments of the episode occurs as Emile and Pete get to know one another. Emile, doing that smiling insult thing again, asks Pete exactly what he does all day at work. Pete acknowledges the question, but asks if he can ask Emile a question first. "Is it true that you are a scholar and an intellectual?" Pete asks his interrogator. "That's right," Emile says. "I hear you're somewhat of a trailblazer," Pete says, feeding the ego of the man who just received some bad news. Emile plays at false modesty, but Pete goes on. "The world should know about your accomplishments." Emile tells Pete that he's being very kind. At that moment, Pete cuts him off. "That, Emile, is what I do every day." Emile smiles, realizing he's fallen into the crass capitalist's trap. It was great writing and acting.

Blair confronts Chuck about his abnormal behavior, saying she knows it's the anniversary of his father's death. Chuck has to face his demons (really his father's ghost) before he loses everything important to him. In finding closure, another door opens. Could the mysterious dark-haired woman he spies at his father's grave be his mother?