Fans of 'V' should be worrying right about now. With all the promotion ABC has put behind their re-toolings of both 'FlashForward' and 'V,' it's not very encouraging that 'FlashForward returned to even lower numbers than when it left, before quickly slipping even lower to its worst ratings yet.

The real question is why. Did no one have faith that ABC could turn the show around and get it back on track? When did we become so cynical? Plenty of television series have gone through rough starting periods before turning into great shows. I'm not saying 'FlashForward' is suddenly the greatest show on television, but it's vastly improved over its slow and meandering first half.

The two-hour mid-season premiere was epic and fantastic, so I wanted to wait until after the second episode to see how the new 'FlashForward' was going to look. While it was scaled back to the more personal stories again, I again felt that sense of foreboding and tense anticipation that a premise like this should have.

Hmmm ... just who is behind the blackout on 'FlashForward' (Thu., 8PM ET on ABC)? That's the question we've all been wondering since the series premiered last year, and tonight's episode offered a few answers.

Like the fact that Simon is actually SuspectZero – the mysterious character in the baseball stadium who's awake while everyone else blacks out.

Things didn't go so well for Simon tonight, losing that finger and all. At least he got even by cutting off Flosso's blood supply. Take that!

Watch the video after the jump.