Roswell Fanatics

I'll start by saying I don't really like the idea of any of the Roswellians becoming prominent enough to merit their own wikipedia pages. Also, I'm strictly a first-season-only fan. Don't remember season 2 (much), and never saw season 3. Also, hope thread resurrection is okay. For me, Alex ends up m...

I'm mentioning those that evoked the most thought me, the most analysis of either character or plot. 258 South - It's their first investigation together, humans and aliens. The find actual material (which they'll soon lose), we get a real, substantive, connection between Maria and Michael and insigh...

#129 CC Couples Any rating A takeoff from the feared alien pregnancy in "Four Square"/"Max to the Max" - Isabel's fear that she's pregnant has a to last a bit longer. Max is unable to clear the matter up with Tess for one reason or another. Nasedo does not kidnap Liz (possibly be...

Thanks, nibbles2.

Next Question: Do we have a canonical size for the fictional city of Roswell (didn't think it much resembled the real one, anyway) or West Roswell High? They act like it's rather small-towny, but I can't recall any hard numbers.

I see "Ice Princess" all the time as a school-wide nickname for Isabel. Is this canon or fanon? I'm 99.9% sure it wasn't used in the first season, but can't recall later seasons very well, so I thought I'd ask.

memory_echo wrote: I agree, I thought her interactions with them were very interesting. Although, in season 3, the whole Jessie thing made me yawn a lot...

The more I hear about season 3, the happier I am that I never watched it.

See, Isabel was absolutely my favorite character in season 1. Loved her (plus, I thought KH was one the strongest actors on the show). Her relationships wither Max and Michael and her parents. Fantastic. I really, really love good, strong family relationships and she had oodles of those connections....

The second season. I mean, I loved most of season 1. The thing Max does with Grandma Claudia in "Leaving Normal" is a bit cloying and trope-y to me, so despite many other good things in the ep, that scene turns me off it as a whole. But everything else up to "Sexual Healing" is r...

Harding as the symbol-burner could work. It's overt, as you said. Maybe he's just trying to determine how the gang responds to the symbol - tactically, psychologically, etc. He's weird enough to "test" them, I think. I don't know. TicTac as River Dog in "Into the Woods" works oka...

Thanks for answering my questions, both of you (though, as I said, I don't need/want info given in later seasons - I'm season 1 only and very intentionally not using S2 and S3 material, except perhaps Alex's mom's name). I know it'll be useful for others, though. It is canon, after all. :) I have al...