What Does Topher Have in Common with Emma Frost?

[spectralbovine]

My Daredevil obsession continues, as I just bought a couple back issues-Annual #1 and "Daredevil: Blood of the Tarantula"-because they weren't collected in trade and the resident DD fan recommended them to me. The cool part is he totally would have let me read them without buying them, but I wanted to have them for future re-reads.

Comments

[sdwolfpup]

That's a great comment about Jim & Pam exchanging the looks - so true. I loved when Jim cut his tie. That moment was my favorite. I really liked the wedding; I thought they did a great job, especially given the several years of buildup to get here!

[spectralbovine]

I loved when Jim cut his tie. That moment was my favorite.
That was a hand-to-mouth moment for me. So amazing. What a guy.

[gossi]

I wanted to marry him. Damn you Pam.

This episode was the best they've done, I think. It felt like a love letter to the fans, too.

[prophetkristy]

Your thoughts about Dollhouse are pretty much my thoughts. Enver = f'ing brilliantly amazingly awesome. Switching that imprint really showed how much Eliza...really isn't a good enough actress for this role.

[electricmonk]

Yeah, I just watched The Office and kiiiinda teared up a bit. Don't tell.

[soundingsea]

"Topher has ethical issues. Topher." Haaaaa ha ha ha. Oh, Boyd.

Hee! That was hysterical.

Being able to do more remotely will just convince Topher even more of his own awesomeness, which wouldn't make him more tolerable...

[ethanvahlere]

Aw, I liked Eliza in this ep, though I agree Enver stole the ep, not just with the dancing, but also when he repeats the Chaucer quote to the frat boys, and then says, "I don't know what it means, but it's wicked evil." Hee!