2.09 The Man Who Never Was - Science Fiction Fantasy Chronicles: forums

Krystal · 8th March 2003, 01:51 AM

Johnny gets a vision that he's literally disappearing, but his doctor says it's just from being alone too much. Through odd circumstances, Johnny meets a house-ridden old man who is convinced he's disappearing as well. And then, shockingly, the man disappears without a trace he ever existed.

Krystal · 22nd March 2003, 04:03 PM

I totally love this episode, it was interesting and funny. Specially I enjoy when Jonny was trying to convince Bruce and Walt that Grissom existed and wasn't some imaginary person. For worst luck, Raul the other person who could back his claim was exiled.

The thing when he imagine dissapear was cool, also when he sees in his vision Grissom dissapear. I really like the story of Grissom. And found it funny how Johnny use the press to protect himself and Grissom from the goverment guys.

Find hilarious when he says to the Stade's "Is she's really a girl". When he was getting out of the house after touch things. :lol:

Very funny and interesting episode.

Krystal

Annette · 22nd April 2003, 01:49 PM

At first I did think that Johnny was having hallucinations or dreaming. Hadn't cottoned onto the fact that it was due to touching the sauce/condiment bottle. Was great special effects tho. It was brilliant when Johnny went back to the disappearing mans house and touched the spot on the floor and 'saw' all the contents being removed. Classic!!!!!

annette

Krystal · 27th April 2003, 05:21 AM

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It was brilliant when Johnny went back to the disappearing mans house and touched the spot on the floor and 'saw' all the contents being removed. Classic!!!!!

Yeah, that was a great scene.

Krystal

ZachWZ · 2nd July 2003, 07:01 AM

i thought it was a super great move by TPTB to use Robert Culp as the old man. Not only is he a great actor he was a star of the oringional I Spy TV series which gives this a weird feeling.

At the end I was so sure he was going to get it. But i should have known better. Even an old dog like him would still know a few tricks. I beleive that he left (Can't recall what it is) on purpose so that johney and/or viewers would not be hanging. Another great move by the TPTB.

ZachWZ

Krystal · 4th July 2003, 03:30 AM

Yeah, it was great that they choose Robert to play the character. He's a great actor and definitely bring more life to the character.

Krystal

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8th March 2003, 01:51 AM	#1 (permalink)
Krystal Registered User Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: Puerto Rico Posts: 2,264	2.09: The Man Who Never Was Johnny gets a vision that he's literally disappearing, but his doctor says it's just from being alone too much. Through odd circumstances, Johnny meets a house-ridden old man who is convinced he's disappearing as well. And then, shockingly, the man disappears without a trace he ever existed.

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22nd March 2003, 04:03 PM	#2 (permalink)
Krystal Registered User Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: Puerto Rico Posts: 2,264	I totally love this episode, it was interesting and funny. Specially I enjoy when Jonny was trying to convince Bruce and Walt that Grissom existed and wasn't some imaginary person. For worst luck, Raul the other person who could back his claim was exiled. The thing when he imagine dissapear was cool, also when he sees in his vision Grissom dissapear. I really like the story of Grissom. And found it funny how Johnny use the press to protect himself and Grissom from the goverment guys. Find hilarious when he says to the Stade's "Is she's really a girl". When he was getting out of the house after touch things. :lol: Very funny and interesting episode. Krystal

22nd April 2003, 01:49 PM	#3 (permalink)
Annette This is Star - my honey!! Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: West Midlands Posts: 5,944	At first I did think that Johnny was having hallucinations or dreaming. Hadn't cottoned onto the fact that it was due to touching the sauce/condiment bottle. Was great special effects tho. It was brilliant when Johnny went back to the disappearing mans house and touched the spot on the floor and 'saw' all the contents being removed. Classic!!!!! annette

2nd July 2003, 07:01 AM	#5 (permalink)
ZachWZ Pre 1986 Comics Fan Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: Ottawa county MI USA Posts: 592	i thought it was a super great move by TPTB to use Robert Culp as the old man. Not only is he a great actor he was a star of the oringional I Spy TV series which gives this a weird feeling. At the end I was so sure he was going to get it. But i should have known better. Even an old dog like him would still know a few tricks. I beleive that he left (Can't recall what it is) on purpose so that johney and/or viewers would not be hanging. Another great move by the TPTB. ZachWZ

4th July 2003, 03:30 AM	#6 (permalink)
Krystal Registered User Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: Puerto Rico Posts: 2,264	Yeah, it was great that they choose Robert to play the character. He's a great actor and definitely bring more life to the character. Krystal