Stone Cold Blooded

[valancy_s]

Hey guys! From what I understand, tonight is the first part of the Moonlight finale, so if you were interested in checking out Claudia Black I believe this is it you may have to wait until next week, alas. 9pm on CBS.

I think I'll blog through my Sexy Sci-Fi Double Feature again, so stay tuned for more in this space.

Moonlight, "What's Left

Comments

[valancy_s]

What, like a clip show? Seriously?

Oh, okay, that kind of flashback. Yays.

[valancy_s]

Not only was it slap-worthy, I didn't think that line was true to Beth's character either. I mean, she was obviously concerned about hurting Josh after she started falling for Mick.

[mo_shmoe]

In conclusion: Mick and Beth should marry right away and start their own multicultural orphan collection.

OR he could just turn human again and they have at it. :D

Yeah, this episode freaked me like none of the others did. Thanks for the paranoia, Moonlight!

Re: Doctor Who: I don't know why they felt it was necessary to bring back the Ood. Major snooze. (And catch up, girlfriend! Felicity Jones aka Catherine Morland is making a cameo next week!)

[t_rokshaw]

Galactica has taken a while to get going, but I think they might have turned a corner (a small one) in the last episode.

The one thing I find odd about the show is the amount everyone sweats. On any ship asside from Colonial One the entire crew is dripping with sweat. I suppose it's supposed to be symbolic of the harsh/tense conditions an the amount of stress they are under, but somebody turn on the AC.

[valancy_s]

I know, I keep thinking the same thing! Where is the AC? And it's extra absurd that the Demetrius is the worst - you can't tell me a SEWAGE ship isn't going to have a damn good air filtration system.

My brother said the same about turning a corner. I hope you guys are right! If next week keeps on in the same direction...

[tinuviellen]

HC and I had to stop the dvr and grouse about that line, it was so ridiculous and provoking. There is no way in the world Beth would believe that - and why say it (other than to get him to admit he loved her) when the real justification, THINKING THE GUY WAS DEAD, is actually, as you say, both helpful and true.