I enjoyed this ep for many of the same reasons but had 2 questions:
1- did anyone else think of the old John Carpenter movie The Thing when they did the electricution bit to figure out who was possessed? 2- I though Dean kept talking about herpes, not harpies...either way, his reaction was funny...
this quote might have to be my facebook status today
"Okay, Alan Rickman is handsome in an old guy who’s aged gracefully sort of way, but when all Snaped out he looks almost exactly like an aging lesbian."
I'm been struggling with my Evil Queen moment and really grateful I don't have kids to be angry at about it...is that terrible?
I loved that they played 2 different versions of "The Ghost in You" too...
Ok, i might also have to tune in too, and I SO agree on the Gretchen (blech) win (I hate saying that) on Project Runway...
1- I've never seen the BBC version so I'm not prejudiced/sullied (?) by that take, which can be good or bad... I went into "The Office" witthe same way then went back and was able to enjoy both version independantly (I can't do teh same with books though, I must read before watching...) And i love this show so far...yipee! 2- I also hate SyFy (I love See Fee Dawn lol) 3 - I don't hate Aidan's face, but I would pick Josh over Aidan anyday of the week, and twice on Sunday (never been able to use that phrase before)...__And Jenn, thank you for pointing out the Gap Tooth Felicia Day comparison, it was wracking my brain as to who she looked like, though I would have said "hit by a frying pan Felicia Day"
I wasone of those kids that saw it as it happened...I rememebr being in a daze that day since my family had taken a monthlong trip to Chile and had come back to school that week and I was having a hard time catching up, so it resonated with me on so many levels....I agree that I don't know why that stopped all space exploration (or seems to have)...I thought by now some of us would have been living on the moon, or Mars...
excellant points, i never understood why shows feel the need to show their whole hand when they have the advantage of episodes and arcs over a movie 2-3 hours running time. I tend to be forgiving of shows sometimes in the first couple of episodes (my personal experience is that the shaky ones hit their stride by episode 6, or completely fall apart). And I love superheroes, and Summer Glau, and Keith David so I'm hoping for better...
I also haven't read the books, but I know what you men, it was like when I saw tThe Stand miniseries and I knew who was going to die and I kept holding my breathe for it, it makes it a totally crazy viewing experience. I also have that same moral dilemma, Lisa; I want to believe I would have struggled with the decision like T-Dog (when Fate or Justice intervened) but there is a callous survivalist part of myself that thinks I'd let him rot (figuratively, literally). I am also fascinated by the zombies, who are almost character developed (I mean, I still don't wanna sit and have tea with them...) but the curious dog-head tilt thing they were doing as the guys walked among them? amazing....
I'm also liking that it looks like the reunion of the Grimes is upon us, and isn't gonna drag for years (or even weeks)
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