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[meganbmoore]

1.  Someone remind me why Sherlock had evidence taped up all over the bathroom in ep 9 of Elementary.  I was looking at caps of the episode the other days and for the life of me, I cannot remember why he did that.

2.  I have discovered the existence of a romance novel called The Roman's Virgin Mistress.  The description actually describes the 1st

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[prozacpark]

3. I realize that both Jason and Caleb are randomly faily, too, but I have NO idea why their brand of angst/douchery works for me. I think it's probably because the actors are charming as opposed to forceful and, um, ugly.

4. OH! We should go do Museums Monday morning (unless you already did them and don't care to repeat)? I wanted to last year, but I sucked at scheduling. Alternatively, we can also do them Thursday.

[meganbmoore]

I was going to look at museums tuesday, but we can go!

Caleb is also mostly NOT faily, though, and his and Jason's reactions to things tend to make sense and come from a place that I understand, if not agree with. Now, pre-series Jason, I suspect, is another matter, but unlike Ian and Garrett, he seems to have vastly improved for the better.

[prozacpark]

OMG, you were planning on doing museums without me. This is a betrayal I cannot forgive. ;)

Caleb has had his faily bits? But I admit that I, um, fail to find them faily. Like his early semi-stalking of the girls, some creepy comments to Hanna, and his insistence on monitoring Hanna's visits to Mona. It helps a lot that the actor is charming, and never plays any of that as threatening or creepy, the way Toby's actor does. Sigh.

[meganbmoore]

See, I can cope with the early semi-stalking because, well, he was paid to and I can't recall what line Jenna fed him, but she is very good with the "poor innocent helpless princess please save me" act, and he realized on his own that that wasn't cool, and the visit monitoring is based on the whole bit where Mona tried to kill both Hanna and Spencer at different times and almost succeeded in both cases, so while I don't agree or approve in either case, I get where he's coming from.

Toby's actor is half the reason I believe Ali's claims that he was spying on them. He does the "up to something dastardly/should we trust him/sinister" bits way way way better than the romantic and/or woobie bits, which fail massively for me. (Also, there has to be a reason both he and Jenna thought their parents wouldn't even question it if she claimed he assaulted her.