[theDentist]

Hawk (That's actually his name !)

No. It's Henry. But he now prefers "Hawk".

[jusduat]

Thanks for posting this review. I wanted to watch this, but alas, I have to work when it comes on. Doesn't
sound like I'm missing much.

[TheBigB]

Our understanding of this story is virtually non-existent.

[TomGuy]

This program is so disjointed, it is difficult to follow.

Like ABC's Lost, Revelations is losing my interest. Lost loses me with all the character flashbacks. I don't care why the nutcase cast of characters found themselves all on the same flight. The few minor 'current' plots in Lost have been relatively ridiculous. We had weeks of the waving grasses and leavings, only to find that is it a couple of polar bears. lol. And this dumb bunch of characters didn't even bother to explore the island after they crashed? How do they know there isn't a city on the other side of the island? The characters who managed to board this doomed flight weren't the sharpest pencils in the box, for sure.

[sandbar]

I thought I was the only one completely confused by this show. I was excited when it came on, and had high hopes for it. Unfortunately, it seems that it has been highjacked by nutty Hollywierd types and has fallen away from the Bible completely. Except every once in a while seeing a cross.

[sageb1]

I have watched the show since it began. I figured it would be discussed and if I didn't watch, I couldn't opine. The show IS very disjointed and hard to watch - so much so that during two episodes I went through email while watching. The email (pages of forwards from friends) was more interesting.

Any hope I held that the show would be worth watching dissipated during the first episode. So why have I continued to even semi-watch it? It gives me a break from Hannity & Colmes.

[ThisLittleLightofMine]

I lost interest the moment I heard the title "REVELATIONS"....I thought it was suppose to be based upon the Book of Revelation. Is it actually based upon the mormon faith?

[Miss Marple]

Darm, I missed this last night. I think it gets repeated on Bravo later in the week, doesn't it?

[SoothingDave]

The Professor's "son" was kidnapped by Satanists last week. This week,he is still a captive-BUT-he has been "demoted" to step-son.

I done told you last week that the boy, Hawk, is the Professor's ex-wife's step-son. That is, Dr. Massey had a wife. Then they got divorced. Then she married a man who was also divorced. She had a daughter, Lucy. He had a son, Hawk. Lucy got abducted by Satanists and killed cause she would not cooperate to be their "sacrifice."

Now Hawk got abducted to fulfill the role. In this episode, he was given the choice of doing it himself or letting the Satanists take his not-yet-born half sibling.

(The sibling would be from Hawk's biological mother and some unspecified partner. Not Dr. Massey's ex-wife and Hawk's biological father.)

BUT,the Mother Superior,perspicaceous as usual,senses something is wrong,and calls the Nutty Professor for help. (People do a lot of "sensing" in this plot,by the way.Now me: I'd dial 911 if I thought the rent-a-cops had gone bad; but,then again,my senses are not that sensitive-if you sense what I mean.)

She "senses" something is wrong cause the Satanists had flowers delivered to Olivia, by name. She is the coma girl who no one is supposed to know is there. Obviously, this is a clue that doesn't require ESP to sense that someone is on to them.

You would dial 911 to get help protecting the coma girl you aren't supposed to have from Satanists?

SD

[Mr. K]

all that in one hour?

what is this anyway- sounds like a fun show

[k2blader]

The plot is pretty dumb but still entertaining. Just two more installments to go.