Yeah, it does sound like another Isabel related story...cause we just can't get enough of those this season! (sarcastism!) I want more of Max and Liz, not Jesse and Isabel. Granted I feel bad that Jesse found out the way he did, but suck it up and be a man! I am not looking forward to seeing Isabel moping around and being all pouty. Oh well, its another episode of Roswell and I am thankful for that!
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Yeah, bunnie, it's not that I hate I&J, its just that this season has been based just a little too much on them and not on the "main" characters of Max and Liz. And what's up with Kyle? The poor man needs a woman...I agree with you on that one! Bummer is...there are only four episodes left in the season, so I doubt they'd start something with Kyle now. Poor guy
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Your kidding right...about Kyle and Liz? We've been there and done that in Season 1 ! ;-)

bunni...i think having Kyle still in love with Liz would be a bad idea in the sense that Kyle needed to be in love with Tess so he could take Tess away from liking Max so...

max and liz could be together without Tess interferring.

bunni--- I understand and agree with what you're saying!
I'd like to make a far cry of hope that maybe the writers are confusing us with these switches because that's how "steriotypically" teenagers are portrayed.
One minute they feel one way and the next it's something totally different. And if that was the case then what max/michael & liz/max have is fake because all they base their relationships on is lust and not the love all us "dreamers" love.
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so we'll just throw that theory out the window, after tying it to the back of my car's bummer as I watch it bounce and break down into little pieces.

I saw this on the Crashdown site and thought it was cool. Too bad Roswell didn't get this kind of praise sooner!

From Yahoo-TV and TV Guide:

Roswell
Tuesday April 23, 2002
9 pm/ET, UPN

Who's the Boss? It's official. UPN has brought Roswell back from a two-month hiatus only to cancel it. The season finale originally scheduled for May 14th is now the series finale, and in the next few weeks producers are promising shocking plot twists that will resolve many of the show's ongoing storylines.

Before the show's hiatus, Max (Jason Behr) — the anointed alien king — died and was reborn. His brother-in-law, an Earthling named Jesse (Adam Rodriguez), learned that his beloved wife (Katherine Heigl) is an alien. On tonight's episode, a troubled Jesse visits a psychiatrist. Instead of recounting a seemingly outrageous tale about extraterrestrials, he tells the therapist that he unknowingly married into the mob and he's not sure whether he can stay with his wife. The fact that he's seeing a shrink at all makes Max and fellow alien Michael (Brendan Fehr) very uncomfortable. They know that if their secret gets out, big trouble is sure to follow.

Clearheaded as ever, Max suggests that they proceed cautiously and formulate a plan of action. He later tells his sister that she can work through her problems with Jesse as she sees fit. Unfortunately, Michael has other plans. It turns out that the glowing "V"-shaped symbol that's developing on his chest is the mark of the alien king. Although Max is now alive, his powers were transferred to Michael during Max's brief death. Max's apt description of Michael: "Impulsive. Ruthless. Dangerous." All three of those factors come into play when Michael countermands Max's order and decides to deal with Jesse personally.

Jesse's fate is resolved on tonight's show with a suspenseful development that moves the overarching story ahead beautifully. Sadly, it's one of the last times we'll get to enjoy these Tobasco-loving aliens coming of age in New Mexico. Like the series itself, this episode is as smart as it is accessible, giving sci-fi fans a lot to ponder and enjoy. Let's hope that the producers leave the door open for future movies — be they on the big screen or on TV.

—Jeff Gemmill, TV Guide.com

I know! Critics have their heads up their $#@! Yeah...did none of them see season one? HELLO? Besides, this seems to be one of the rare times I actually agree with a critic. Usually they say a movie sucks and I love it and when they say a movie rocks, I don't like it. Go figure!

I Know! How much more frustrating can this get? Because the whole C'word hasn't been hard enough, now the show is finally getting the praise it deserves!