The Uncertainty Principle

El episodio se emitió el 12 dic 2003
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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaGod asks Joan to ask an unhappy troublemaker to the school's semi-formal dance. Meanwhile Luke is pleasantly baffled by Grace when he approaches her to remind him of their working together i... Leer todoGod asks Joan to ask an unhappy troublemaker to the school's semi-formal dance. Meanwhile Luke is pleasantly baffled by Grace when he approaches her to remind him of their working together in the science fair and they end up going to the dance together. Adam goes to the dance sta... Leer todoGod asks Joan to ask an unhappy troublemaker to the school's semi-formal dance. Meanwhile Luke is pleasantly baffled by Grace when he approaches her to remind him of their working together in the science fair and they end up going to the dance together. Adam goes to the dance stag as he's still on the outs with Joan after she destroyed his sculpture. Meanwhile Will un... Leer todo

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One of the best TV episodes of all time

In a show with very high averages a couple of episodes stand out as even greater and this is one of those.

A beyond brilliant episode that manage to switch tone and focus several times until the stunning ending with God explaining the alternative.

The acting is amazing, directing amazing, story amazing and as mention the ending is just the gold covered cherry on top. This is as good as an TV episode can be and if I ever make a top 20 list of best TV episodes of all time this will be on it for sure.

10/10, and I do not hand out many of those...

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Curiosidades
This episode contains Grace and Luke's first kiss. At the time the episode aired, the actor who played Luke, Michael Welch, was 16, while the actress who played Grace, Becky Wahlstrom, was 28. Both were playing teenagers.

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Joan: [Joan is in the hallway of her school. God appears as an older woman selling cupcakes for the soccer team] You're getting really good at showing up when nobody needs you.
Old Lady God: Well, now, that's your opinion.
Joan: So what do you want me to fail at this time?
Old Lady God: Now what makes you think you failed? You did exactly what I asked you to do: you observed.
Joan: Hmm! And what good did that do anybody? Ramsey's going to jail, Adam hates me even more...
Old Lady God: Observation is a more powerful force than you could possibly reckon. The invisible, the overlooked, and the unobserved are those that are most in danger of reaching the end of the spectrum. They lose the last of their light. From there, anything can happen.
Joan: Okay. Fine, I observed Ramsey, his life is still ruined.
Old Lady God: His life wasn't the only one at stake.
Joan: What do you mean?
Old Lady God: [Starts pointing out different students in the hallway] There's Laura Eason, ninth grader. She plays the flute. She would have been one of the first to go...
[gunshot sound]
Old Lady God: coming out of Orchestra at the wrong time. And Andrew Bayer: he would have tried to save his friend Lawrence DiStasi and lost his life.
[two gunshots]
Old Lady God: And Gavin Price.
[gunshot]
Old Lady God: And three other students in the cafeteria. And Mr. Harvey. And Ms. Schmidt in the library. And finally, Steve Ramsey himself. And for each of these faces Joan, there are twelve more whose lives would have come to an end today - lives altered forever by you. By the simple effect of being present, by entering the light, by joining the dance.
[Joan wipes away a tear]

Créditos adicionales
The song played during the last scene, when "Old Lady God" is explaining to Joan how her efforts made a difference, is by Reed Foehl and is titled "When It Comes Around".