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The Fashion Assassin


Target: The Prophecy


This episode brought to you by: No-Doz

If not for medicinal intervention and Syd and Vaughn's little Vatican adventure, Fashion Assassin would have slipped into unconsciousness from the sheer BOREDOM of the outfits in this episode. For a while there, she thought that J.J. had made an artistic decision to film the ep in black and white. While Fashion Assassin's own closet is heavy on the black articles of clothing, she expects more variety from the Alias wardrobe department. Too bad the No-Doz didn't wear off, though, before she was subjected to the horror of Will's dancing.

This week's episode also sponsored by: Isotoner

Not since the "Thriller" heyday of Michael Jackson have gloves been such a noted accessory. While posing as the most conspicuously attractive and well-groomed employees in the history of any city's works department, Syd and Vaughn each sported a pair for their underground flirt-and-search mission. Sloane donned some black leather ones to off his bestest friend in the whole world (dude, nice try, but the blood is still on your hands). And Poole, Edward Poole slipped on a pair after having his machinations exposed to Sloane in the Room of Creepy Lighting and Not Enough Chairs.

Too bad Vaughn stopped at just taking off his suit jacket. Although, to quote Regina from Television Without Pity in her recap for this episode, "Michael Vartan wears a blue oxford like nobody's business." Ummm-hmmm.

Weren't Syd and Vaughn's matching blue jumpsuits the most darling things? They're just the cutest spies *ever*. Being Italy, I wonder if their name patches said "Gina" and "Tony"?

No wig this week, but Sydney was sporting a mean French braid in Italy. A bit chic for the occasion, but one always wants to look one's best while infiltrating the seat of one of the world's most powerful religions.

Speaking of hair, has DSR meanie Carson Evans been so busy publicly revealing double agents' names in Senate committee hearings that she hasn't had time to get a trim in, like, 12 years? Even Rapunzel was yelling at her, "Girlfriend, you need to take a trip down to Great Clips, pronto!"

Wig count: 0 blonde, 0 brunette, 0 redhead

--By Souris, Vartan Ho #4

Assassinations

1x1: Truth Be Told
1x2: So It Begins
1x3: Parity
1x4: A Broken Heart
1x5: Doppelganger
1x6: Reckoning
1x7: Colorblind
1x8: Time Will Tell
1x9: Mea Culpa
1x10: Spirit
1x11: Confession
1x12: The Box, Pt. 1
1x13: The Box, Pt. 2
1x14: The Coup
1x15: Page 47
1x16: The Prophecy
1x17: Q&A
1x18: Masquerade
1x19: Snowman
1x20: The Solution
1x21: Rendezvous
1x22: Almost Thirty Years

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