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CBS Innertube needs to get it's act together, I want a 3x04 promo, dammit!
In other news, Helge has succumbed to the CM slash. We were watching "Scared to Death", and after the last scene, first thing he said was: "Well, Hotch and Morgan are certainly ...bonding." He had that look in his eyes. The slasher-look. The "OMG do they ever want each other!"-look. And while that scene isn't really the first one I'd pick to back my Hotch/Morgan OTP - pretty much every single one in "Profiler, Profiled" springs to mind - I'm glad he's finally jumped the bandwagon/cliff, whichever way you want to look at it.
And
My heart broke so HARD for that last scene. It's not just about Hotch/Morgan, the two of them have such a... I don't even know what to call it. There's been such a development in Morgan, from the guy he was in season one, to the actually very sensitive and listening person he is right there in that scene. I can't get over what a wonderful job Shemar Moore does with Morgan. Amazing. Another thing I can't praise enough - Thomas Gibson's eyes. That man can say a thousand words with his eyes. And my heart just breaks for him when he sits there, his eyes shining like he's about to cry, and says it: "I don't know if she's coming back."
That's monumental, not just for Hotch, but for the BAU. Another marriage bites the dust. The only married member - even the only member to be in a long-term relationship - is possibly single again. In 1x15, "Unfinished Business", Hotch tells Elle that divorce is not uncommon in the BAU. Here's the case in point, everyone!
This is why, the more I think about it, the more I feel that maybe they shouldn't have gone this route. I love this storyline, because it opens up for so many possibilities, but I also hate it, because it reinforces the idea that every marriage has to end. Even in real life there are some happy endings.
I don't even know...
In other news, Helge has succumbed to the CM slash. We were watching "Scared to Death", and after the last scene, first thing he said was: "Well, Hotch and Morgan are certainly ...bonding." He had that look in his eyes. The slasher-look. The "OMG do they ever want each other!"-look. And while that scene isn't really the first one I'd pick to back my Hotch/Morgan OTP - pretty much every single one in "Profiler, Profiled" springs to mind - I'm glad he's finally jumped the bandwagon/cliff, whichever way you want to look at it.
And
My heart broke so HARD for that last scene. It's not just about Hotch/Morgan, the two of them have such a... I don't even know what to call it. There's been such a development in Morgan, from the guy he was in season one, to the actually very sensitive and listening person he is right there in that scene. I can't get over what a wonderful job Shemar Moore does with Morgan. Amazing. Another thing I can't praise enough - Thomas Gibson's eyes. That man can say a thousand words with his eyes. And my heart just breaks for him when he sits there, his eyes shining like he's about to cry, and says it: "I don't know if she's coming back."
That's monumental, not just for Hotch, but for the BAU. Another marriage bites the dust. The only married member - even the only member to be in a long-term relationship - is possibly single again. In 1x15, "Unfinished Business", Hotch tells Elle that divorce is not uncommon in the BAU. Here's the case in point, everyone!
This is why, the more I think about it, the more I feel that maybe they shouldn't have gone this route. I love this storyline, because it opens up for so many possibilities, but I also hate it, because it reinforces the idea that every marriage has to end. Even in real life there are some happy endings.
I don't even know...