Revolution

I think it was pre-Google since the newspaper clipping said either MIT student or graduate. It must have been code he developed in school.

Now, how did he just so happen to end up with Miles' brother's family in that "village" outside of Chicago (wasn't that where they lived at the start of the show ?) ?

I don't think they started in Chicago, Paul (Charlie's dad, is that his name ?) told Charlie to get to Chicago and find Uncle Miles, so I'm thinking that Chicago was a ways away.
 
The city isn't relevant. I'm wrong about Chicago - I do recall them walking to Chicago to find Miles. Point is, the Matheson family (their dad's name is "Ben" -- just looked it up) lived in that isolated community and Aaron also ended up there.
 
The city isn't relevant. I'm wrong about Chicago - I do recall them walking to Chicago to find Miles. Point is, the Matheson family (their dad's name is "Ben" -- just looked it up) lived in that isolated community and Aaron also ended up there.

Yup, Ben, thats right ...

I don't get why it seems odd that Aaron would have started in the same city that the others did ... Does it matter that Aaron was there from the beginning ?
 
Remember what Rachel said to Aaron about the pendant ? She said something to the effect of "there's a reason Ben gave the pendant to you".
 
As we saw that the nanites can be used to cook people,maybe the nanites were programmed to do what they did to that guy on the 7th level. Maybe there is a failsafe,like a special code you have to enter to go to the 12th level,& unauthorized people,who don't know the code,end up on the 7th floor......& dead.
 
Well, with a compound fracture like the one we saw, and no antibiotics around, Rachel it isn't likely to survive long. So that leaves Aaron to go turn off the nanities. Smart guy, but not much of a survivalist...he needs to get a whole lot tougher if he's going to make it to "The Tower"...
 
Pretty sure Aaron is going to go back for the rest of the gang before heading to The Tower. Or else they find him somehow. Read something about that in an article introducing the second half of the season.
 
Thats right, I forgot about that, wonder what exactly that is for or will do ...

It would be funny, if she could use the tube of nanites as an anal suppository to fight the infection and fix her broken leg. It would truly be a "REVOLUTION" in medical care.:D
 
I saw in a different thread, Revolution will be moved to Wednesday nights next year (think it was 8pm as well).

Good move or bad move ?

I think it was good to move to an earlier spot than the 10 pm time slot and I'm thinking Wednesday might be a Good spot for it depending on what else turns up to be on that night.
 
I saw in a different thread, Revolution will be moved to Wednesday nights next year (think it was 8pm as well).

Good move or bad move ?

I think it was good to move to an earlier spot than the 10 pm time slot and I'm thinking Wednesday might be a Good spot for it depending on what else turns up to be on that night.

NBC would be wise to keep it both teamed up with & following the Voice.
 
I saw in a different thread, Revolution will be moved to Wednesday nights next year (think it was 8pm as well).

Good move or bad move ?

I think it was good to move to an earlier spot than the 10 pm time slot and I'm thinking Wednesday might be a Good spot for it depending on what else turns up to be on that night.

For me Wednesday isn't a bad move since I don't watch much, but even then I don't watch live tv anymore anyway.
 
As with many people, I could care less when it's on personally. Now, for our 11-year old daughter's sake, an earlier time would be good as she wants to watch it on Monday night and staying up until 11pm, well, that's not difficult, but getting up the next morning is !
 

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