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A high school science fair in Eureka had the potential to be a comedy goldmine. Instead, the show front-loaded the humor in the first 10 minutes of the ep (before the science fair), and it was all of the slapstick/humiliation variety. Unfortunately, that's not my sense of humor. Fortunately, the show's regular verbal humor (much more my thing) still popped up now and again.
I get that the show was making a point about how IQ isn't everything, what with the science fair winner in the dead end job and the normal IQ sheriff helping to save the day and everything. I just cry at the wasted comic potential of a Eureka high school science fair, especially after all the build-up at the beginning of the ep. Although, I did like the Heathers crack about the popular girls.
Zoe isn't annoying me quite as much this season as she did last season, but based on previous behavior, I refuse to believe that she has an IQ of 157.
S.A.R.A.H. is even scarier as a car than she is as a house.
Nitpick: If the magnetic field is strong enough to pull objects out of orbit, shouldn't much closer earthbound stuff be flying towards it too?
Favorite lines:
Jo (about the science fair): "It's like Armageddon with acne."
Carter: "The military is building killer geese?"
Carter: "Area 51 is real?"
Henry (nodding): "No."
I get that the show was making a point about how IQ isn't everything, what with the science fair winner in the dead end job and the normal IQ sheriff helping to save the day and everything. I just cry at the wasted comic potential of a Eureka high school science fair, especially after all the build-up at the beginning of the ep. Although, I did like the Heathers crack about the popular girls.
Zoe isn't annoying me quite as much this season as she did last season, but based on previous behavior, I refuse to believe that she has an IQ of 157.
S.A.R.A.H. is even scarier as a car than she is as a house.
Nitpick: If the magnetic field is strong enough to pull objects out of orbit, shouldn't much closer earthbound stuff be flying towards it too?
Favorite lines:
Jo (about the science fair): "It's like Armageddon with acne."
Carter: "The military is building killer geese?"
Carter: "Area 51 is real?"
Henry (nodding): "No."
