Methos had expected questions, certainly. He hadn't expected that question in particular, though. Nor, for that matter, anything terribly similar. He looked up from his dinner tray to scrutinize Jones. After a few seconds, he shook his head apologetically. "Can't say that I have," he replied. "But then, I'm not a great fan of modern cinema. Hollywood started going downhill as soon as they started making color films." It wasn't exactly the truth, but it seemed far less likely to raise questions than admitting he kept up with popular culture outside the realm of music and literature only sporadically.

He turned his attention back to his plate, though his thoughtful expression was evidence his mind was really elsewhere. He speared a piece of turkey on his fork, lifting it up for inspection before commenting idly, "Did you know people who ask questions 'just out of curiosity' rarely are?"