I LOVED that line from Justified! And Art and the chase at the airport was so funny and sweet at the same time. I feel like I've seen something similar to that in a film recently--good guy vs. bad guy, both highly relateable and older, and eventually they sit down next to each other, exhausted, and talk it out amusingly.
I haven't seen a lot of cops who are also married to cops in media. I think that would be a really interesting dynamic. (This would of course be different from two cops in the same precinct falling for one another, since that's a different dynamic and it's done all the time.)
On The Unusuals there were two cops that were seriously together, and were an established relationship on the show--we didn't see them get together, only be together. But they were from the same precinct.
It's nice that Justified can provide even during an episode not about the season's Big Bad.
I thought Trouty Mouth was in some ways the best song! Except for the lyrics. But I loved Puck's too.
Also nice to hear some reasonable responses to Kurt/Blaine after the crazy that keeps exploding on my tumblr dashboard. WTF?
I have totally noticed that cop/wife thing too and it bugs me. You marry a cop he's a cop!
I think one of my favorite moments on Community last night was when Andre said "Yeah" in response to some line about a very specific thing that happens in prison. It was so one of those weird, awkward moments that didn't even get explained and I loved it. Also loved his explanation about the affair--that was such a great run around the blaming thing, that he had an affair because he was a coward, but that doesn't mean she couldn't have anything to work on. Loved Jeff's saying that was the Greendale effect, with their motto being "Lower your expectations."
I woke up this morning just imagining what Troy and Abed's growing horror must have been like when that guy started talking.
Yeah, see, most of the people on my flist were all YAYNESS about the Kurt/Blaine. You may need to unfollow that person because Blaine isn't going anyplace.
I loved Troy and Abed's escalating "ughs" when Britta was flirting with that guy and then after they left they were like, what was that pop song thing about?
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I haven't seen a lot of cops who are also married to cops in media. I think that would be a really interesting dynamic. (This would of course be different from two cops in the same precinct falling for one another, since that's a different dynamic and it's done all the time.)
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It's nice that Justified can provide even during an episode not about the season's Big Bad.
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Also nice to hear some reasonable responses to Kurt/Blaine after the crazy that keeps exploding on my tumblr dashboard. WTF?
I have totally noticed that cop/wife thing too and it bugs me. You marry a cop he's a cop!
I think one of my favorite moments on Community last night was when Andre said "Yeah" in response to some line about a very specific thing that happens in prison. It was so one of those weird, awkward moments that didn't even get explained and I loved it. Also loved his explanation about the affair--that was such a great run around the blaming thing, that he had an affair because he was a coward, but that doesn't mean she couldn't have anything to work on. Loved Jeff's saying that was the Greendale effect, with their motto being "Lower your expectations."
I woke up this morning just imagining what Troy and Abed's growing horror must have been like when that guy started talking.
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I loved Troy and Abed's escalating "ughs" when Britta was flirting with that guy and then after they left they were like, what was that pop song thing about?
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