FlashForward

Tonight We're Going to Party Like It's April 29

Future Shock - The entire planet loses its mind over finally catching up to "the future," so the global cabal engineering these flashforwards -- apparently for their own private amusement -- decides it's time to give everyone a real reason to lose their minds. Also, we find out that every main character's flashforward is pretty much misleading hogwash. Thanks for paying attention, audience!

Countdown

Countdown - Demetri comes clean to Zoey about his role in Janis's pregnancy, and her reaction leaves him plenty of free time in Los Angeles; Mark lets himself get played by the mastermind behind the flashforwards, and Olivia decides that Gabriel's insane rantings about the fate of the universe resting on her love life be darned -- she's choosing herself a la Kelly Taylor!

The Fickle Finger of Fate is Clearly the Middle One, Pointed Skyward

The Negotiation - Demetri continues to hear from darn near everyone how he shouldn't even be alive, Wedeck sets a bloodless coup in motion, and Mark manages to rip off one of Janis's covers. Also, Simon hits the covers before telling the shadowy masterminds of the flashforward a thing or two.

Al Gough Died for Nothing

Course Correction - The entire episode is a big old F.U. to the concept of free will, as it appears the universe is firmly in favor of predestination and crushing the puny hopes of all who would defy their foreordained paths. On the pro side: Llolivia! On the con side: Darn near everything else.

Secret Agent Jan

The Yellow Brick Road - We find out why and how Janis decided to work as a mole within the FBI office, in what is either a brilliant piece of writing or a desperate attempt to retcon prior plots points so peeved fans don't begin protesting the Janis-is-a-mole revelation of a few episodes prior. Also, Gabriel confirms what we all know: the universe is pro-Llolivia.

In the Garden of Dyson, Baby …

The Garden of Forking Paths - This episode paints a surprisingly sympathetic portrait of the series' resident twisted supergenius, convinces us that Zoey should leave the law, and resolves one of the series' biggest cliffhangers in a mostly-satisfactory fashion.

Free Will is for Suckers

Let No Man Put Asunder - Many, many people -- including Marcie the Mole, Wedeck, Olivia, Aaron and Lloyd -- use their flashforwards to justify dubious life decisions. Meanwhile, Demetri battles valiantly against his lack of a flashforward and almost wins.

Pawns of Fate and Other Labored Metaphors

Queen Sacrifice - The writers confirm that Dyson Frost is basically playing a decades-long chess game against, well, everyone. And Mark confirms one of the moles in the office. While all this is going on, Keiko and Bryce fail to meet cute -- or even make the case that they should meet at all.

The Mystic Chords of Memory, Stretching to Every Grave

Better Angels - An inauguration speech from the 1800s ends up saving a few 21st-century asses as the FBI regulars and Vogel attempt to unravel the mystery of what happened in Somalia back in the '90s. Lost in time? You're not the only one -- it appears D. Gibbons is, too.

When Take Your Fiancee to Work Day Goes Off the Rails

Blowback - Zoey decides that the Mosaic investigation needs a fresh pair of eyes -- i.e. hers, much to Demetri's chagrin. Mark invites Lloyd into his bedroom, and Aaron goes vigilante after Tracy's paranoia proves to be well founded.

1-1: "No More Good Days" 2009.09.24

1-2: "White to Play" 2009.10.01

1-7: "The Gift" 2009.11.05

1-5: "Gimme Some Truth" 2009.10.22

1-3: "137 Sekunden" 2009.10.08

1-6: "Scary Monsters and Super Creeps" 2009.10.29

1-21: "Future Shock" 2010.05.27

1-4: "Black Swan" 2009.10.15

Ratings and Scheduling Issues: We Are All Prophets Now

1-10: "A561984" 2009.12.03