>Beeman tends to be right about everything. He's lonely and
>fucked up and is possibly going to get screwed over the Nina
>incident last season, but his instincts are just about always
>right. That reminds me, they also have to deal with the fake
>Russian defector...

If he's right about the defector, could it help shield him from some of whatever blowback comes out of the Nina thing? i dunno. Plus didn't Gaad pretty much know?

>I'm sort of surprised she hasn't killed him already. She
>dropped a car on someone to get ol' girl in, and she's aware
>of how much of an asshole he is. I imagine he's deader than
>dead as soon as she gets the info.

Liz seems to like her as a person, so she doesn't want to do anything she doesn't have to do. But, he's already overstepping, and clearly gonna be a liability.

>>I really feel for Martha.
>As annoying as she is, she's pretty much a love-struck victim.

She's naggish, but i have to remind myself during her "Clark, when are we going to/are we ever..?" sessions, that she kind of has every reason to feel this way. It's reasonable enough for her to push the idea of living with her husband

>But I'm not sure there's a scenario where she doesn't end up
>in a suitcase.

It's either, come clean to the Feds completely, and take her chances, or the suitcase. Neither is a very good option.