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Who knew homework would be such a great catalyst for posting on LJ? It's time to do a little fandom catch up!
Just in case you were wondering if there was anybody who didn't want to get in House's pants, the answer is a resounding, "NO!!" I'm grateful for all of the buildup and publicity for the kiss, because it wasn't half as bad as everybody made it out to be. I'm also glad that it was balanced out will copious amounts of hugging, ass-grabbing, and date-asking-out. Seriously, how adorable (and completely unsubtle) was Wilson at the end? So much love!
Ahahaha, this wins the award for the most random and surreal episode of Lost in the history of ever. I think I was about to die when Hurley's dad was all, "Now that's a hell of a Jesus." Oh, man. And then their heroics at the end... "Let's look death in the face and say, 'Whatever, man!'" That's like my new motto or something. I did almost half expect them to die, just because that would just be the pinnacle of everything weird about this episode (but of course I'm glad that they didn't).
I guess this episode was more in the traditional vein of Lost episodes: crazy confusion, new strange people, violence, and Locke effin' up computers. I really like Patcheye, and I hope he sticks around for a while. His voice sounds like the goofy accent my American history teacher uses any time he talks about the Soviets, which never fails to crack me up.
Just in case you were wondering if there was anybody who didn't want to get in House's pants, the answer is a resounding, "NO!!" I'm grateful for all of the buildup and publicity for the kiss, because it wasn't half as bad as everybody made it out to be. I'm also glad that it was balanced out will copious amounts of hugging, ass-grabbing, and date-asking-out. Seriously, how adorable (and completely unsubtle) was Wilson at the end? So much love!
Ahahaha, this wins the award for the most random and surreal episode of Lost in the history of ever. I think I was about to die when Hurley's dad was all, "Now that's a hell of a Jesus." Oh, man. And then their heroics at the end... "Let's look death in the face and say, 'Whatever, man!'" That's like my new motto or something. I did almost half expect them to die, just because that would just be the pinnacle of everything weird about this episode (but of course I'm glad that they didn't).
I guess this episode was more in the traditional vein of Lost episodes: crazy confusion, new strange people, violence, and Locke effin' up computers. I really like Patcheye, and I hope he sticks around for a while. His voice sounds like the goofy accent my American history teacher uses any time he talks about the Soviets, which never fails to crack me up.