The Return of Sci Fi Friday

Feb 13, 2009 23:40

Never leave me again, Geeks with No Lives Night! *clings*

SCC "The Good Wound": ( In which Sarah goes all Baltar on us )

sarah connor chronicles, bsg, dollhouse, recipes

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amykay73 February 14 2009, 05:30:50 UTC
Never leave me again, Geeks with No Lives Night! *clings*

And the geeks are rejoicing! Although, I only watched Sarah Connor and BSG. Dollhouse will wait until tomorrow.

• You know what? They may just be explaining too much for a single episode. Infodumpy to an eyerollworthy degree.

Yeah, I felt the same way. At first my mind was blown by the start of the big revelations, but as it continued I thought it was an awful lot for one episode. And since they have, what 6?, 7? more eps I actually wanted them to slow down and leave some nuggets for later on in the season.

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morwen_peredhil February 14 2009, 05:37:32 UTC
"No Exit" had enough exposition for three or four episodes. You're right that it started out fine, but then they just kept going and going and going and what the hell?

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endlessdeep February 14 2009, 06:00:56 UTC
I've recorded "Dollhouse" and I'm going to watch it only because Tahmoh is in it. I saw the panel for "Dollhouse" at ComicCon and it did not make me want to watch it. However, seeing Tahmoh was pretty cool.

Yeah, BSG was info dump tonight. I guess they wanted to get all that info out before they get back to the utter coolness of the previous two episodes...I hope.

So cool about Ellen. :)

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morwen_peredhil February 14 2009, 06:07:20 UTC
Tahmoh all shirtless and sweaty and violent was the high point of the episode. By a lot. And I'm not a Helo fan (because of how the character is written, not the actor).

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endlessdeep February 15 2009, 08:04:52 UTC
I watched Dollhouse and thought it was OK. There was a lot of bad, but Tahmoh. Did he say anything during the ep? I do remember shirtless and sweaty. I think I can sit through the horribleness of Eliza Dushka for a few seconds of Tahmoh every week. :)

I have to agree about how Helo was written. Pfft. They should have had him shirtless more often. ;)

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morwen_peredhil February 15 2009, 18:10:15 UTC
Didn't he have some dialogue with another FBI agent in a different scene? (For some reason, I don't remember that as vividly as the boxing scene.)

I wanted to like Helo, but the writers made that impossible. Feh.

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miniglik February 14 2009, 06:43:30 UTC
Ah! I forgot to watch Dollhouse! D'oh.

(I agree about Eliza, but I'll give her a chance. And I like Tahmoh.)

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morwen_peredhil February 14 2009, 06:45:34 UTC
I'm hoping for a lot more Tahmoh as the series goes on.

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miniglik February 14 2009, 06:47:38 UTC
Would not be the first time I watched a show purely for the hot man.

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sangga February 14 2009, 11:16:50 UTC
now if only you can tell me how to make chocolate ganache...

cupcakes = yum

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morwen_peredhil February 14 2009, 17:32:38 UTC
Ganache sounds fancy and difficult, but it's just cream and chocolate. Yum.

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alice_bunnie February 14 2009, 13:50:49 UTC
Oh, I had missed your commentary! :D

I liked seeing all the old faces, however as another friend pointed out, Dollhouse lacked the familiar repartee of Joss Whedon. That's what I like about him.

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morwen_peredhil February 14 2009, 17:27:43 UTC
Dollhouse needs to be more Jossy. I, too, kept waiting in vain for characters to say clever, amusing things.

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raincitygirl February 14 2009, 20:50:28 UTC
The whole thing I liked about that little snippet of scene that got leaked last year was the Joss-ian dialogue. While the scene didn't do a whole lot for me in general, I got all a-squee over Fed!Helo saying, "You've got to be straight with me" and Eliza-in-push-up-bra retorting, "Oh yeah? Well, you guys have been pretty frigging bendy with me." Because that kind of play on words, even though there was just the one, is the kind of thing that Joss does well, damnit.

I taped Dollhouse but still haven't watched it.

Good point about Sarah Connor doing a Baltar. And I concur with your opinion of Jonathan Jackson's pathetic facial scruff. If the stubble is going to look THAT bad, for heaven's sake make him clean-shaven.

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morwen_peredhil February 14 2009, 20:56:28 UTC
I didn't know anything about Dollhouse but its star and its premise before last night. I was underwhelmed, but I'll give it a few more chances.

Yeah, that was the least manly stubble I've ever seen.

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