My husband and I both look forward to our evening of Surface. We have been going crazy trying to figure out why it didn't show last Monday. Now, in finding this site, we know it won't show for a while. We are really enjoying it. One great thing about our minds is that we are adult enough to understand that it's not 100% realistic, but we get the jist. You want documentary - check out National Geographic. We were shocked that Nim was shot! We, like others, hope he will revive! I am enjoying all the different story lines and they all keep moving! It's about time something new with energy shows up on the line up for TV/family viewing!

Surface is a great show! It's great bonding for me and my 12 year old. We talk about what we think will happen next during commercials and what the characters should have done morally right. I was upset when Medium was on Oct 31 for 2-3 episodes back to back. I don't watch Medium or any other show, only Surface. When I have to be away from my home I ask my family to record it. I couldn't believe it when my family told me one night that it didn't air. It put me in a bad mood. What I like about the show is the relationship between the boy and his pet. Miles parents who have teen-age dilemas to deal with. I like the fact that Rich and Laura have not become romantically involved because Rich is still married and then my 12 yr old and I would probably have to stop watching the show,my husband and I have been married for 21 years and infedelity is not a trait I want my child to focus on otherwise we'd watch shows like Desperate Housewives which we don't. We like the dragons (that's what we think Nim is). In Reign of Fire and in Lord of the Rings the dragons all have an ear piercing screech. Well over all this show is mother approved for age 9yrs and up. To the producers, actors and actress' keep up the great work! And PLEASE don't cancel the show.

Epthegeek has some serious issues that go beyond TV. IT IS A TV SHOW! Ok, This show rocks! The thing I like about it the most is that the characters are all realistic. It is nice to see a show that does not cast bad actors just because they are good looking (Invasion). Need I say more? The story line is fantastick and is moving at a great pace. Just wish we did not have to wait so long to see a new episode.

How about that cute doctor -- the one who told Savannah about her brother's fever? I hope she comes back ... -- david

Every time I read "Rich and Laura," I think of the Dick VanDyke show. Yeah, I'm old. Does anyone think Nim may resurrect? The scene in the aquarium lab at the end of the show seemed to suggest that.

Best episode so far. I agree with you that the tension in last night's episode was palpable. And I like how several plotlines were closed last night, but their closing simply opens up more questions. A full review on Divester (http://www.divester.com/2005/11/29/surface-episode-10-reviewed/).

I've given up on this show. It's hilarious, but it's not a comedy, so that's a problem. Last week, when they were in their soup can at the bottom of the ocean, if they had a constant leak, the pressure as far down as they were should have crushed that thing. Neverminding the lack of implosion, there's no way that life raft would have inflated enough to lift them away from the bottom at that depth/pressure. Even if it somehow magically had as much air as it would take at that crushing depth to fill the raft, the raft then would have exploded due to expansion as it rose. It's all so hysterical. And this week. Ooooh, the tension. The 2 main characters were in trouble! OMG! Edge of your seat! Or not, because there's no way they'd kill both of them this early on and leave the only static character on the show as that snivelling teen and his pet seamonster. Bleh. I give up.

Anybody know when next season starts or if there will even be a second season?

I am ScriptGod, Miles is forced to eat Nimrod, gains special powers and becomes the Savior of the Human Race. Okay, maybe not. But this show is frakkin' awesome. About the Writing: It's not that it's bad writing, it's just that none of the main characters have that sort of magnetism--there's no Willow, no Eliza Dushku, no Pompeo, no Boomer, no Cosmo Kramer--the quirky, born-to-play-their-role actor. The Plot and the Dialogue are fine. Especially the plot. What the show needs is some better delivery on the lines. When the line calls for Face #10, don't give face #3 that sort of thing. The Crazy Cajun is pretty good.

I watch this show eagerly each week but I don't know why I do. I think the writing is terrible and most of the characters are so stereotypical and annoying. Miles and that friend. Man, so bothersome! I liked it tonight when Laura was prattling on and on about her grandmother and the monster suddenly hit the raft, knocking them in the water. I thought, "The Beast can't stand to hear her endless chatter, either. Eat her!" But it does have the ability to keep me coming back. I keep waiting for scenes like the one tonight where the monster almost ate the helicopter. That's what we want!