SVU #51: Living Together

Apr 24, 2013 22:42



So guess what, you guys? Jessica and Elizabeth are starting their sophomore year at SVU, despite the fact that there have been four summers since the damn series began. Yes, four summers. That's not my fancy, facetious way of saying that SVU went on  too long. There are literally four miniseries that specifically take place during summer. And a Read more... )

tom watts, chloe murphy, sociopathic jessica, saint elizabeth of sweet valley, trusty boyfriend todd, recapper: hellobrisvegas, svu, oh hi steven

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litlover12 April 24 2013, 13:09:04 UTC
Ah, the snarkage is excellent this morning!

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karenforyou83 April 24 2013, 16:17:25 UTC
This is the funniest recap that I've read in a LONG time. It was difficult to keep from laughing/snorting out loud at work.

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mockingbird_13 April 24 2013, 17:39:41 UTC
Marry me. :D

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hellobrisvegas April 25 2013, 15:12:47 UTC
Done and done!

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etinterrapax April 24 2013, 19:03:43 UTC
It has been at least fifteen years since I read this and I still remember it as the exact volume where I was sure Todd was about to become a serial rapist.

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hellobrisvegas April 25 2013, 15:22:01 UTC
It was the clown babies. Everything was the clown babies.

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hanfastolfe April 26 2013, 12:32:48 UTC
After reading the blindfold scene? I agree that it could have made someone wonder if Toddles had finally cracked. :O

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kakeochi_umai April 24 2013, 20:27:27 UTC
Line of the book right here: "Neil stifled the unkind urge to ask what she knew about being an adult when Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield were paying her and Jessica's rent."
HA! Neil rocks. I remember him thinking Jessica should breathe into a paper bag or just put one over her head one time when she was squawking about something in another book.

Just when I think Todd could actually be normal, he randomly does a striptease and tells Dana to "behold my studliness!"
Ah, this explains the Wednesday gifts - he's just heard that Wednesday is Hump Day!

Sam also hated belts in book #50.
He's a fundamentalist Christian with 17 (give or take) kids?

So...when on the Liz-Tom-Todd-Dana-Gin-Yung timeline would that have happened? Did that happen?Yup, it happened, and it was a favour to Lila, though I don't remember the hows and whys or which book it was in (though it was during one of the thriller-ish plots, I think.) I do remember Bruce calling her Cruddy (while they were deciding what to do, not in front of Chloe) and Lila snapping "CHLOE!", then ( ... )

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posh_tas April 25 2013, 07:13:15 UTC
Yep, when Chloe was introduced, there was no hint of the psycho she would turn into in later books. I am pretty sure it was the series before the road trip series.

GREAT recap!!!

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hellobrisvegas April 25 2013, 15:24:37 UTC
there was no hint of the psycho she would turn into in later books
Not even a hint of foreshadowing? WHO ARE YOU, GHOSTWRITERS?? Foreshadowing is our bread and butter!

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hellobrisvegas April 25 2013, 15:16:23 UTC
Yup, it happened
This is awesome. When I have more time, I'll investigate that. Weirdly, I also remember the Bruce 'Cruddy' thing.

Also, Chloe being smart, well-read and confident? Gone. Completely gonzo. This is insecure, neurotic Chloe. She inspires hatred and nothing else.

EDIT: Found it! I can't believe I'd forget a plot from that book; I only read it five hundred times in primary school!

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