Numb3rs (the one with the John Butler Trio)
*squees*
Oh, sweetie, everyone says that the victim had no enemies. Everyone. In television drama, very few of them are right about that. FYI, getting shot in the head is generally a good indication that somebody disagrees with your assessment.
They couldn't hear the gunshot, because they were listening to the truly awesome soundtrack. I get like that when I watch fanvids, too.
Boyfight! It's all a big competition--"I'm more of a fuckup than you are!" "No you're not!" "Yes I am!"
Dude, my shuffle mode is totally not random. Mine played an entire LLK album in order. And it always plays two songs in a row by the same artist. That's not random. That's an incomplete algorithm.
Amita, honey, welcome to the perils of staying to teach where you did your graduate work.
Profound, completely unrelated to reality, whatever.
FBI agents do not take well to randomness. I think everyone saw that coming.
"Oh dear. Professor Eppes wouldn't approve." Colby bringing the stealth!snark.
Well, except that something can be too random. So random that it is once again a pattern. Like the raindrops thing, Charlie. You remember the raindrops, right? It was only two scenes ago.
Wow. Charlie's being exceptionally obtuse tonight.
Didn't they have an episode where two victims wore the same kind of jeans? And it turned out to be the crucial link that broke the case? Or was that some other crimefighting drama?
Hey, look. The grizzly looking white trash guy isn't an idiot or an ass. Now what're they going to do?
David, that doesn't actually answer the question. It's like being asked "peanut butter or bologna" and answering "spackle."
"You must find a new place to live." Says the guy who lives with his father.
"Wants to know if a system can be too random. It's funny." Hee. That was cute, the math humor. Also, go Larry for smacking down the bad logic.
"Why am I such an idiot?" Well, it's hard to tell. Could be hubris, could just be a necessary plot twist.
Hah! See, my shuffle mode *is* broken. My ipod repeats shit all the time.
She could stand to be a little less pleased about the serial killer option. It's kind of creepy to see her so happy about people getting dead in a non-random fashion.
(What is with those new capris as dress pants? They look far too stupid to be anything more than a nasty joke played by the fashion industry on people who don't know any better than to wear cut-offs with boots.)
Maybe it's a manic PI lawyer.
FUCK!!!! My cable went out!!!
No, wait, it's back. Charlie, must you be so gullible?
Meghan, really. Dial down the glee.
I'd like to have Charlie's bookshelves. I'd like to have Charlie's office.
Aww. They're gossiping about Larry's love life. That's...a tiny bit disturbing, really.
My first job in college was in a fluid dynamics lab run by the physics department. It was less fun than it sounds.
Cal Sci's live in-cosmologist. Every university needs one of those.
"A mathematician is a machine that turns coffee into theorems." Best Quote of the Episode.
"Even the FBI cannot stop meteors" and a little tribute to steampunk from Larry. Nicely done.
S's response to the bullet hole in the windshield: "That can't be good." See? I am not the only one in my house who states the painfully obvious.
Maybe the killer is spinning a Wheel of No Refusal to pick his methods. Randomness dictated that he would double up on the shooting thing eventually.
Must be almost over. They're in the middle of the running about and threatening part of the episode.
Don, seriously. Why are you pushing the guy's buttons? Wouldn't it have been better to wait for the medical information? Sometimes the FBI agents really disappoint me.
"It's my job to watch the light." That's sad. What a horrible job.
"You thinking what I'm thinking?" I think so, David. But how will we both manage to fit into the cannon?
Larry is speaking slowly so that Charlie the social idiot can understand him. This is an excellent plan. But why doesn't he find it odd that Charlie is keeping track of his appointments?
Why hasn't some enterprising dS fan used this cool software to figure out what the hell is written on the side of Fraser's fridge?
See? This whole doctor-patient confidentiality thing is the reason it's a bad idea for serieal killers to go to group therapy.
Hey, I bet we see the BSG folks using that same "somebody has to pay" logic next week.
Don, take a vacation. Go to a beach somewhere. Walk around in a pair of shorts and no shirt. Take a film crew along.
Alan sometimes gets tired of being the only Type B personality in the room.
Oh, sweetie, everyone says that the victim had no enemies. Everyone. In television drama, very few of them are right about that. FYI, getting shot in the head is generally a good indication that somebody disagrees with your assessment.
They couldn't hear the gunshot, because they were listening to the truly awesome soundtrack. I get like that when I watch fanvids, too.
Boyfight! It's all a big competition--"I'm more of a fuckup than you are!" "No you're not!" "Yes I am!"
Dude, my shuffle mode is totally not random. Mine played an entire LLK album in order. And it always plays two songs in a row by the same artist. That's not random. That's an incomplete algorithm.
Amita, honey, welcome to the perils of staying to teach where you did your graduate work.
Profound, completely unrelated to reality, whatever.
FBI agents do not take well to randomness. I think everyone saw that coming.
"Oh dear. Professor Eppes wouldn't approve." Colby bringing the stealth!snark.
Well, except that something can be too random. So random that it is once again a pattern. Like the raindrops thing, Charlie. You remember the raindrops, right? It was only two scenes ago.
Wow. Charlie's being exceptionally obtuse tonight.
Didn't they have an episode where two victims wore the same kind of jeans? And it turned out to be the crucial link that broke the case? Or was that some other crimefighting drama?
Hey, look. The grizzly looking white trash guy isn't an idiot or an ass. Now what're they going to do?
David, that doesn't actually answer the question. It's like being asked "peanut butter or bologna" and answering "spackle."
"You must find a new place to live." Says the guy who lives with his father.
"Wants to know if a system can be too random. It's funny." Hee. That was cute, the math humor. Also, go Larry for smacking down the bad logic.
"Why am I such an idiot?" Well, it's hard to tell. Could be hubris, could just be a necessary plot twist.
Hah! See, my shuffle mode *is* broken. My ipod repeats shit all the time.
She could stand to be a little less pleased about the serial killer option. It's kind of creepy to see her so happy about people getting dead in a non-random fashion.
(What is with those new capris as dress pants? They look far too stupid to be anything more than a nasty joke played by the fashion industry on people who don't know any better than to wear cut-offs with boots.)
Maybe it's a manic PI lawyer.
FUCK!!!! My cable went out!!!
No, wait, it's back. Charlie, must you be so gullible?
Meghan, really. Dial down the glee.
I'd like to have Charlie's bookshelves. I'd like to have Charlie's office.
Aww. They're gossiping about Larry's love life. That's...a tiny bit disturbing, really.
My first job in college was in a fluid dynamics lab run by the physics department. It was less fun than it sounds.
Cal Sci's live in-cosmologist. Every university needs one of those.
"A mathematician is a machine that turns coffee into theorems." Best Quote of the Episode.
"Even the FBI cannot stop meteors" and a little tribute to steampunk from Larry. Nicely done.
S's response to the bullet hole in the windshield: "That can't be good." See? I am not the only one in my house who states the painfully obvious.
Maybe the killer is spinning a Wheel of No Refusal to pick his methods. Randomness dictated that he would double up on the shooting thing eventually.
Must be almost over. They're in the middle of the running about and threatening part of the episode.
Don, seriously. Why are you pushing the guy's buttons? Wouldn't it have been better to wait for the medical information? Sometimes the FBI agents really disappoint me.
"It's my job to watch the light." That's sad. What a horrible job.
"You thinking what I'm thinking?" I think so, David. But how will we both manage to fit into the cannon?
Larry is speaking slowly so that Charlie the social idiot can understand him. This is an excellent plan. But why doesn't he find it odd that Charlie is keeping track of his appointments?
Why hasn't some enterprising dS fan used this cool software to figure out what the hell is written on the side of Fraser's fridge?
See? This whole doctor-patient confidentiality thing is the reason it's a bad idea for serieal killers to go to group therapy.
Hey, I bet we see the BSG folks using that same "somebody has to pay" logic next week.
Don, take a vacation. Go to a beach somewhere. Walk around in a pair of shorts and no shirt. Take a film crew along.
Alan sometimes gets tired of being the only Type B personality in the room.