The 4400: Mommy's Bosses

—Overview
—About this Series and Cast

So….I was right. Collier isn’t dead. He’s not looking too good but he’s not dead!

What did we learn by the end of this second, and less engaging, season? Kyle shows us that sometimes the kid will be alright. Thankfully, in the end, he goes to take responsibility for killing JC, even though he didn’t mean to…AND we know he didn’t kill Collier [so in the end he’ll get off.]

With no help needed from the title, “Mommy’s Bosses,� we find out that we can’t trust the government, or at least, Ryland, but most of us knew that to some degree already.

And we’re left with Isabelle aging twenty years in one instant, after completely flipping Lilly out. Having argued with a co-worker throughout the season on behalf of her goodness, I have to finally concede that she’s up to no good. We’ll see what happens but she may very well be the 4400’s version of the anti-Christ.

Thanks to all who tuned in throughout the season…it seems safe to say we’ll be here again next summer.

—The 4400: Lockdown and Fifth Page (on blog)
—The 4400: Hidden (on blog)
—The 4400: Carrier (on blog)
—The 4400: Life, Interrupted (on blog)
— The 4400: As Fate Would Have It (on blog)
—The 4400: Suffer the Children (on blog)
—The 4400: The Weight of the World (on blog)
—The 4400: Voices Carry (on blog)
—The 4400: Season 2, Wake Up Call (on blog)
—The 4400: Season One (on blog)