Your presents are the best! Alicia at the party cracked me up. I worry, though, that now that she's finally lightening up, something bad's coming her way. It's nice to see her happy, no? Even if it is a little, um, booze-induced.
And yay! to the hand-holding. There's so much of their relationship that we haven't seen, that's only been implied through dialogue, that it's nice to see that they are physically comfortable around one another. Casual, even. That's consistent.
Stupid Blake, go away.
And Liliiiiii. I hate that they're going to make us wait for her return. But you know they are. In what context will she next appear? In court?
What kind of woman could ever reform Kalinda? I have no idea. God bless whoever tries, though.
When?! When does Lili return? Do we know this for sure? Aghhhhhh I want her back.
Having skipped most of this season, I've missed all the Blake stuff, but holy hell is he creepy or what?! He actually comes across as slightly evil. It saddens me that so many of the entertainment blogs are like "ooh when will they hook up!", because the thought genuinely repulses me, because he's so sinister and you know it would be some weird manipulation game between the two of them. Nasty. But I totally don't see it happen, the writers don't seem to be going there at all. Plus Alicia's "what kind of woman dates Blake" line gave me hope ;)
My mind is absolutely OBSESSED with figuring out the Kalinda/Donna storyline. How did it begin? I can imagine Kalinda being her usual cool aloof investigator self, and Donna kind of forming an office crush. How long were they together? It must have been a while, right? For Donna to be suffering that much heartbreak. Man, I cannot get over that scene at the end. OH, SHOW.
Blake doesn't have enough charisma to be creepy to me, but I will say that his propensity for violence unsettles me. Sinister, maybe. Mostly I just think he's stupid and this whole taunting thing he has going on with Kalinda is some of the most ridiculous shit ever on the The Good Wife. But I let it go because it means we get to see Kalinda rattled.
I think Kalinda will have to circle her horses and get Cary and/or Alicia's help in the future, possibly when things reach crisis level with Blake. Nothing like catastrophe or being caught in your worst moment to shock your work pals into realizing they barely know you.
Oh, Lili's not on any of the guest star lists through episode 8, but that's all we have right now. I think she's more likely to pop up later, after the holidays.
And yay! to the hand-holding. There's so much of their relationship that we haven't seen, that's only been implied through dialogue, that it's nice to see that they are physically comfortable around one another. Casual, even. That's consistent.
Stupid Blake, go away.
And Liliiiiii. I hate that they're going to make us wait for her return. But you know they are. In what context will she next appear? In court?
What kind of woman could ever reform Kalinda? I have no idea. God bless whoever tries, though.
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Having skipped most of this season, I've missed all the Blake stuff, but holy hell is he creepy or what?! He actually comes across as slightly evil. It saddens me that so many of the entertainment blogs are like "ooh when will they hook up!", because the thought genuinely repulses me, because he's so sinister and you know it would be some weird manipulation game between the two of them. Nasty. But I totally don't see it happen, the writers don't seem to be going there at all. Plus Alicia's "what kind of woman dates Blake" line gave me hope ;)
My mind is absolutely OBSESSED with figuring out the Kalinda/Donna storyline. How did it begin? I can imagine Kalinda being her usual cool aloof investigator self, and Donna kind of forming an office crush. How long were they together? It must have been a while, right? For Donna to be suffering that much heartbreak. Man, I cannot get over that scene at the end. OH, SHOW.
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I think Kalinda will have to circle her horses and get Cary and/or Alicia's help in the future, possibly when things reach crisis level with Blake. Nothing like catastrophe or being caught in your worst moment to shock your work pals into realizing they barely know you.
It could be fun.
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