I don't know about Beav and Kendall. I mean my feeling was that he put her name on the holdings because she was an adult and a guardian and he knew she was desperate and so could easily manipulate her. Little snips of his ability to work the markets and the people around him were made apparent throughout the season, but his dealing with Kendall specifically kinda just disappeared about midway through the season. So I have no idea what his plan was with her.
I really liked some of the results, but I think there was such a huge amount of information being thrown at us in this episode that it was hard to get it all to fit together. This episode was like a sleeping bag you'll never be able to roll up and fit back into its sleeve.
And yeah, my Beav hate came from my Mac love! He treated her like crap! And then blamed her for it! I have met too many insecure guys who did that. I have no time for him. Sorry about your loss, though. I did think that throwing in the "you raped me and gave me The Clap!" thing was a little over the top. He didn't have to be *that* evil. We already got the point. It would have seemed more realistic to me had all of his evil stemmed from his initial shame and desire to cover up what had happened to him. Once that decision was made, all of his other acts stemmed naturally from there, snowballing. The whole rape of Veronica thing was just too much and outside of everything else he did.
Sorry, I took another vacation back to RL & got so much stuff done. I haven't been this productive since high school. Anyway, are you kidding about The CW, or you really don't know? (I know our networks don't "work" up there, but I didn't know if news of the WB/UPN merger had.)
This episode was like a sleeping bag you'll never be able to roll up and fit back into its sleeve.
Hee, yes!! It's almost a week later & I'm still processing what happened (& feeling more & more irritated by it). I was explaining the finale to a coworker & he said, "Wait, all of that wa revealed in 42 minutes?"
I didn't like the "you raped me and gave me The Clap!" thing either. Not like the bus crash wasn't personal enough for Veronica to be involved, right? Plus, it's annoying when the villain, who's supposed to be an evil genius, lays out the entire evil plan instead of killing & moving on. Not that I wanted Veronica to die...
One good thing did come from that ep: DUNCAN RULES!
I don't know about Beav and Kendall. I mean my feeling was that he put her name on the holdings because she was an adult and a guardian and he knew she was desperate and so could easily manipulate her. Little snips of his ability to work the markets and the people around him were made apparent throughout the season, but his dealing with Kendall specifically kinda just disappeared about midway through the season. So I have no idea what his plan was with her.
I really liked some of the results, but I think there was such a huge amount of information being thrown at us in this episode that it was hard to get it all to fit together. This episode was like a sleeping bag you'll never be able to roll up and fit back into its sleeve.
And yeah, my Beav hate came from my Mac love! He treated her like crap! And then blamed her for it! I have met too many insecure guys who did that. I have no time for him. Sorry about your loss, though. I did think that throwing in the "you raped me and gave me The Clap!" thing was a little over the top. He didn't have to be *that* evil. We already got the point. It would have seemed more realistic to me had all of his evil stemmed from his initial shame and desire to cover up what had happened to him. Once that decision was made, all of his other acts stemmed naturally from there, snowballing. The whole rape of Veronica thing was just too much and outside of everything else he did.
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This episode was like a sleeping bag you'll never be able to roll up and fit back into its sleeve.
Hee, yes!! It's almost a week later & I'm still processing what happened (& feeling more & more irritated by it). I was explaining the finale to a coworker & he said, "Wait, all of that wa revealed in 42 minutes?"
I didn't like the "you raped me and gave me The Clap!" thing either. Not like the bus crash wasn't personal enough for Veronica to be involved, right? Plus, it's annoying when the villain, who's supposed to be an evil genius, lays out the entire evil plan instead of killing & moving on. Not that I wanted Veronica to die...
One good thing did come from that ep: DUNCAN RULES!
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