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TV commentary:
Lost Girl- I had a feeling there was something up with Saskia! I first suspected it when Kensi was all jealous of her, and when Trick finally asked to talk about her troubles at the end, she decides not to mention it. So Trick does not learn of the mysterious new succubus Bo's been hanging out with. Then in this ep, when Saskia shows up again, they make sure not to have anyone else in the apartment meet her, so no introductions are made, that would again have gotten some mysterious new succubus on Dyson's radar.
I mean, I just thought it was weird they kept avoiding having anyone other than Bo and Kensi be aware of her.
Don't Trust the B in Apartment 23- Just caught the first two episodes of this on Hulu. I enjoyed it, which is good, as I wanted watch this show for more than just supporting the family. (Hey, I actually did enjoy Traffic Light!) I enjoyed the second ep more than the pilot.
Granted, I was more of a Pacey/Joey shipper, so its their dialog is the one I know inside and out (Sadly, I wish I was exaggerating, but no one is more surprised than I that I can recite like the end scenes of "Cinderalla Story" or "True Love", or the entirety of "Castaways". Is it equally ghey that I actually know the names of the big P/J eps off the top of my head?). But I wanted to call shenanigans on the Beek's speech they claimed was end of the first season, because 1) I do kinda remember the end of that ep, and that did not sound familar at all, and 2) It doesn't sound like something Dawson would say to Joey at the end of season 1.
I mean, first season it was Joey who was interested in Dawson, and he was the one who was oblivious because Jen had just moved into town. And the dialog just wouldn't fit with the end of that ep- Joey and Pacey had just gotten back from visiting her dad in jail, after her father convinced her to finally tell Dawson how she really feels, only to walk into Dawson's bedroom and find Jen in there with him, all sad because her gramps just died. So she runs off, and Dawson finally finds her, and she's all, she has the opportunity to study abroad in France, and there's no reason for her to stay, and he hems and haws for a while before they finally kiss. So its not like Dawson was the one who realized they had something that might ruin their friendship and he was trying to stop her from walking away from it, she was practically begging Dawson to give her a reason to stay.
I don't know why I'm dwelling on this so much, I guess its if you're going to claim you were ripping off dialog from a real episode of Dawson's Creek, rip off real dialog from the show! Don't make up some line and then be specific about what episode it was in. Because someone who actually watched the show (though again, I have surprisingly not seen every episode of DC, which baffles clevemire to no end, because how can one claim a show to be one of your favorites when you haven't seen it in its entirety?) would be all, that didn't happen in that show!
Anyhoo, when the hell did Chloe's parents have her?! They do not look old enough to be her parents! Although I guess Chloe and June are supposed to be in their mid 20s, and I guess assuming Chloe's parents had her like right after high school, that would put them in their early 40s, which I guess does track. Though June's parents do look "old enough" to be her parents. But Chloe's parents, I can imagine them being parents of like teenagers, but a girl in her mid 20s?
Lost Girl- I had a feeling there was something up with Saskia! I first suspected it when Kensi was all jealous of her, and when Trick finally asked to talk about her troubles at the end, she decides not to mention it. So Trick does not learn of the mysterious new succubus Bo's been hanging out with. Then in this ep, when Saskia shows up again, they make sure not to have anyone else in the apartment meet her, so no introductions are made, that would again have gotten some mysterious new succubus on Dyson's radar.
I mean, I just thought it was weird they kept avoiding having anyone other than Bo and Kensi be aware of her.
Don't Trust the B in Apartment 23- Just caught the first two episodes of this on Hulu. I enjoyed it, which is good, as I wanted watch this show for more than just supporting the family. (Hey, I actually did enjoy Traffic Light!) I enjoyed the second ep more than the pilot.
Granted, I was more of a Pacey/Joey shipper, so its their dialog is the one I know inside and out (Sadly, I wish I was exaggerating, but no one is more surprised than I that I can recite like the end scenes of "Cinderalla Story" or "True Love", or the entirety of "Castaways". Is it equally ghey that I actually know the names of the big P/J eps off the top of my head?). But I wanted to call shenanigans on the Beek's speech they claimed was end of the first season, because 1) I do kinda remember the end of that ep, and that did not sound familar at all, and 2) It doesn't sound like something Dawson would say to Joey at the end of season 1.
I mean, first season it was Joey who was interested in Dawson, and he was the one who was oblivious because Jen had just moved into town. And the dialog just wouldn't fit with the end of that ep- Joey and Pacey had just gotten back from visiting her dad in jail, after her father convinced her to finally tell Dawson how she really feels, only to walk into Dawson's bedroom and find Jen in there with him, all sad because her gramps just died. So she runs off, and Dawson finally finds her, and she's all, she has the opportunity to study abroad in France, and there's no reason for her to stay, and he hems and haws for a while before they finally kiss. So its not like Dawson was the one who realized they had something that might ruin their friendship and he was trying to stop her from walking away from it, she was practically begging Dawson to give her a reason to stay.
I don't know why I'm dwelling on this so much, I guess its if you're going to claim you were ripping off dialog from a real episode of Dawson's Creek, rip off real dialog from the show! Don't make up some line and then be specific about what episode it was in. Because someone who actually watched the show (though again, I have surprisingly not seen every episode of DC, which baffles clevemire to no end, because how can one claim a show to be one of your favorites when you haven't seen it in its entirety?) would be all, that didn't happen in that show!
Anyhoo, when the hell did Chloe's parents have her?! They do not look old enough to be her parents! Although I guess Chloe and June are supposed to be in their mid 20s, and I guess assuming Chloe's parents had her like right after high school, that would put them in their early 40s, which I guess does track. Though June's parents do look "old enough" to be her parents. But Chloe's parents, I can imagine them being parents of like teenagers, but a girl in her mid 20s?