Missing

Episode aired Nov 3, 1999
TV-PG
44m

IMDb RATING

7.4/10

345

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Julie Benz and Shiri Appleby in Roswell (1999)

Drama Mystery Romance Sci-Fi Thriller

Liz panics when her journal, which contains details of how Max used his alien powers to save her life, comes up missing.Liz panics when her journal, which contains details of how Max used his alien powers to save her life, comes up missing.Liz panics when her journal, which contains details of how Max used his alien powers to save her life, comes up missing.

Director
- David Semel
Writers
- Jason Katims
- Jon Harmon Feldman
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IMDb RATING

7.4/10

345

YOUR RATING

Director
- David Semel
Writers
- Jason Katims
- Jon Harmon Feldman
Stars

4User reviews

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Goofs
At the end of this episode, Max and Liz are speaking at the UFO center. The last green book on the shelf next to Liz changes between shots to a smaller green book and then back to the regular book many times.

Quotes
Liz: It's funny how the world changes sometimes, how the streets you walked your entire life seem darker, colder. How the silence isn't so quiet anymore. How eyes you've barely even noticed now look at nothing but you. How the walk home every night is no longer routine, but a victory. And then you begin to wonder... maybe it's not the world that's changed. Maybe it's just you. And then, suddenly... you begin to wonder all over again

Soundtracks
Here With Me
(Theme from Roswell)
Performed by Dido
Courtesy of Arista Records
Written by Dido (as D. Armstrong), Paul Statham (as P. Statham) and Pascal Gabriel (as P. Gabriel)

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Featured review

6/10

First episode that grabs you, since the pilot.

It clearly found its pace, and the script really takes you. Characters are more developed, and the conspiracy thickens perfectly, leaving enough room for each viewer's interpretations. There's also hints at interesting dynamics. Only knowing how the series unfolds, it can be a bit frustrating to picture. And unfortunately, the lack of Colorblind playing during the last minutes of the show, really takes away from Liz's closing voiceover.