Nitpicks aside, I'd still rather hang out in the elevator with them while they wait than shift over to the Lexi plot. Lexi admits to Zoe that she loved Duncan at first sight, but she doesn't think he loves her. Zoe says he came to Eureka from freaking Africa to see her, so he might love her just a little bit. And yet, considering how well he took the news that Lexi had another man in her life, I'd say no. Lexi says that even if Duncan loves her, that doesn't mean he'll love their babies. Does she think Duncan is a monster or something? What is she basing all of this settling down and baby-hate on? It's so unfair. Lexi says that Duncan knows Bono, and apparently Bono doesn't talk to people who have children. "Can I just send him a birth announcement?" Lexi asks. Are we supposed to like her when she does things like this? Anyway, at this point, Lexi and Zoe narrowly escape being killed by a flying post box. It could be flying because of the P-brane issues in town, but I think it's just rapidly escaping being used by Lexi as a delivery system for her birth announcement.

Carter isn't around to seek out Henry's help, so Curtis does it instead. They look through Drechmeyer's journals to see if there's anything in there that'll help stop all that crap from flying around town. Curtis says that before Drechmeyer starting looking for spirits, their research involved vibratory P-brane manipulation. What! Why are they doing that? Leave the P-branes alone! I can understand Johnson trying to travel between dimensions, but to tease the P-branes with subatomic vibrations? That's just mean and useless. Just talking about it gives Curtis and Henry the idea that perhaps it isn't spirits causing inanimate objects to fly around town, but the result of some shaken P-branes. With that, a pile of tires falls over and Henry decides that his garage full of dangerous crap is not the best place to be. He also knows someone who works with P-branes and might be able to help. [Not having to work and getting everything for free seems a lot less fun when the town you live in is trying to kill you every week, either by earthquakes or bacteria or gravity spikes or P-branes. - Z]