It's true: Chris Hemsworth is very pretty. Especially with his shirt off. :)
Ah, right. I did enjoy Paul Blackthorne, too. And I even liked the first camera guy, although I was convinced he was going to die for a few minutes there. (Kinda glad he didn't.) The dolls were appropriately creepy, and in a lot of ways I did like the 2nd half better (it pulled itself together), but what I mainly didn't like was Jahel (was that her name?). I thought she was just too stereotypical. Oh, look, it's River Tam, only less crazy and deadly, and more 'exotic.' On the other hand, without her, there were six men and two women on the show, both of whom were light-haired and white.
I didn't mention the shirtlessness because it was . . . well, rather like the fact that the cast spent half the show jumping into the river, it wasn't really intended to be hot. (I should mention that I like the fact that there really wasn't a lot of fanservice re: Lincoln and whatsherface.) But I mostly kept thinking about river parasites when they kept jumping in the water.
The moral ambiguity of pretty much everyone on the show was . . . fine, I guess. I just wasn't really all that excited about anyone or anything on the show yet. We'll see.
Yeah, the part with Shannon and Kelly was pretty much the harshest, although Gibbs talking to his mother was pretty heart-wrenching, too. OH LOOK SHE WAS A REDHEAD. Man's got some issues.
Ah, right. I did enjoy Paul Blackthorne, too. And I even liked the first camera guy, although I was convinced he was going to die for a few minutes there. (Kinda glad he didn't.) The dolls were appropriately creepy, and in a lot of ways I did like the 2nd half better (it pulled itself together), but what I mainly didn't like was Jahel (was that her name?). I thought she was just too stereotypical. Oh, look, it's River Tam, only less crazy and deadly, and more 'exotic.' On the other hand, without her, there were six men and two women on the show, both of whom were light-haired and white.
I didn't mention the shirtlessness because it was . . . well, rather like the fact that the cast spent half the show jumping into the river, it wasn't really intended to be hot. (I should mention that I like the fact that there really wasn't a lot of fanservice re: Lincoln and whatsherface.) But I mostly kept thinking about river parasites when they kept jumping in the water.
The moral ambiguity of pretty much everyone on the show was . . . fine, I guess. I just wasn't really all that excited about anyone or anything on the show yet. We'll see.
Yeah, the part with Shannon and Kelly was pretty much the harshest, although Gibbs talking to his mother was pretty heart-wrenching, too. OH LOOK SHE WAS A REDHEAD. Man's got some issues.
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