In Camelot they alluded to it three times. Though at the beginning of the episode, she said there was no such things as white knights in shining armour, at the end when she and Roxton were having their tender moment she called him *her* knight.

This latest episode, when Cathie had her reading from her diary entry from the near future it said, "One more casualty. The man I love. I thought I was being a heroine but I was only BRINGING HIM HOME to die." Gee, to *whom* could she possibly be referring? Summerlee? (grin) Then again at the end, this little tender interaction between the two of them.

Then of course we should add her Camelot and Unnatural Selection references to her lack of virginity.

Something big is going to happen between the two of them and soon. The only mystery here is about Roxton's emotions for her. While in recent episodes they have been pushing Margie's experience and saying outright that there is definately a love thing going on with her, they have not alluded to the depth of Roxton's feelings for her. It's obvious that he cares for her but how deep is this thing on his side?

Also note that Cathie told Veronica that Roni went to look *specifically* for Ned but she was too late, he had already died from Krux Syndrome. Now unless there is going to be a serious thing between them, why would she give up the search for her family, leave the only world/home she has ever known and strike out into a strange new one (in a leather bikini no less with only an ever increasing selection of leather footwear) to look for him? Another serious indication (besides her hurt that Ned would leave her there) that something is definately about to be brewing with the other potential couple.

The only thing is, TLW is going to have to start having episodes where, I don't know, the potential couples actually SPEAK to eachother and I don't know, maybe GO on their little adventures/outings together rather than what they are currently putting out.

The relationships though interesting in their potential, have not had any real groundwork laid. It's like the viewer is to assume that all of this stuff is going on when the two couples are not in the throws of an episode which makes them feel this way or that way when the interaction on the show is sparse and inconsistent at best. It's like, gee I see you for 5 minutes or less most shows, so now I'm falling for you. Not good. On this level of interaction I can definately get the physical attraction (especially the Margie/Roxton thing). I can get some romantic interest. I can even get some serious warm and fuzzy and fantasizing but love? Not seeing it.

But I guess we shall see next season, we shall see.

Oh and for the ladies, it appears that next episode "Prodigal Father", the cheesecake is on Roxton and Malone who for some reason end up shirtless. (grin)