"I made a little space for the cheese slices."
Buffy the Vampire Slayer premiered 20 years ago today!
I'M OLD. /Todd Maplethorpe
It was a good show. I liked it.
A Lot.
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UNDERGROUND IS BACK. \o/
No deep thoughts. Just YAY. \o/ \o/ \o/
*~*~*
X Company update: astonishingly, the episode directly following the 99%/1% ep was A WHOLE 100% THE SHOW THIS SHOW SHOULD ALWAYS BE. It was smart, it was tense, it focused on Aurora being Jane Friggin' Bond (or possibly Jane Friggin' Bourne? Michaela Friggin' Westen?) and showed her OWNING THE WORLD...
...and then this week almost everything was terrible again. Sinclair was stupid, almost everyone acted unprofessionally or made terrible choices, and I had to suffer through the melodramatic/poorly-timed/indiscreet consummation of Alfred/Aurora.
UGH.
The only shining light was Krystina, who was FINALLY in the field and proved--without breaking a sweat--why she should've been there all along.
The series finale's next Wednesday, so I guess we'll see how things wrap up. At this point, frankly, all I want is for Krystina to survive so I can imagine her cutting a swathe through Nazi-occupied Europe, unencumbered by the deadweight of the rest of the cell.
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I'M OLD. /Todd Maplethorpe
It was a good show. I liked it.
A Lot.
*~*~*
UNDERGROUND IS BACK. \o/
No deep thoughts. Just YAY. \o/ \o/ \o/
*~*~*
X Company update: astonishingly, the episode directly following the 99%/1% ep was A WHOLE 100% THE SHOW THIS SHOW SHOULD ALWAYS BE. It was smart, it was tense, it focused on Aurora being Jane Friggin' Bond (or possibly Jane Friggin' Bourne? Michaela Friggin' Westen?) and showed her OWNING THE WORLD...
...and then this week almost everything was terrible again. Sinclair was stupid, almost everyone acted unprofessionally or made terrible choices, and I had to suffer through the melodramatic/poorly-timed/indiscreet consummation of Alfred/Aurora.
UGH.
The only shining light was Krystina, who was FINALLY in the field and proved--without breaking a sweat--why she should've been there all along.
The series finale's next Wednesday, so I guess we'll see how things wrap up. At this point, frankly, all I want is for Krystina to survive so I can imagine her cutting a swathe through Nazi-occupied Europe, unencumbered by the deadweight of the rest of the cell.
This content is also available at http://serrico.dreamwidth.org/878495.html. Please comment at DW.