Bob's run his course! If the idea was to have the actor be really annoying, then it has succeded! But enough is enough....hope he found another acting job! He really overdid the role after a while.Having said that, although the science is really stretched to the extreme sometimes, I watch it for a laugh.

I've liked the focus they're giving on Bob lately. He's probably one of the best written characters with Asperger's ever depicted. Writers usually dump all the stereotypical traits on a single autistic character or make them into a poor version of Rain Man. Yes, Bob *is* a genius, but he's also surrounded by people just as brilliant. The actor really has the mannerisms down without making his character seem like a walking cliche. The writers of ReGenesis obviously realize that those with AS have emotions and are human, but react differently to the world than most people. (Don't even get me started on the ones where those with AS are depicted as lacking *any* feelings or kindness. Please writers of the world, research things.)This is refreshing and welcome. Usually I prepare myself for cringing whenever an autistic character is in a work of fiction. The character will be either 1-the "magical r*tard" dispensing life lessons and "inspiration" (probably by accident), 2-the cold genius who must be taught the meaning of friendship, or (less commonly these days) 3-a complete social deviant no better than a monster. Terrible. P.S. Writers, directors, actors, etc, please take a tip from this show. Autistic people shouldn't be a source of "magical" inspiration or character growth for the "normals". Write them as they are: human beings.

David can be such a jerk, but he does have a good heart behind all that arrogance and self importance, lol.

It's well produced and they throw some interesting buzz words around - but in the end, we have a formulaic show: sci-genius with terrible personal habits drives everybody crazy but he gets plenty of sex and everything revolves around him. It's a setup made more palatable by interesting sets and overt criticisms of USA policies, especially during the Bush years. House MD is foundering on the same dynamic -- grizzled, repulsive, rude hero noms on comely targets in his work group. For extra PC points, there's a gay scientist and one with a Syndrome (Bob) which allows him to say obvious things in case the audience missed The Point.I'd watch it again but it's not as fresh as I expected.

With all of the drivel one has to contend with on American TV, this show is a refreshing alternative. There is very little, in my opinion, that is really worth watching on television as a whole. But, once in a while, a show is actually produced which actually says something. This is one of those exceptions.