it’s not about you

from the New York Times:

As with the pregnancy storyline, motherhood will allow “Alias” to present an ultra-heightened version of the concerns of regular women, and also to have fun with how a family of spooks might handle a newborn. For instance: Jack Bristow, Sydney’s emotionally distant father, may be able to disarm a nuclear weapon, but can he assemble an Ikea crib? Mr. Pinkner said he wasn’t sure: after all, for Jack it will be “the first time in 20 years he’s used a screwdriver for its actual intended purpose.”

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