I think Eric gave himself the rebound talk, and then looked at Jaye's strangeness again, and fell over.

Somewhere in there he forgot to consider the breadth and depth of the strangeness, to not understand that him being broken drives him to need, and her brokenness drives her away from it.

I felt he was punishing both himself (his right) and her (MEAN) by the re-marriage.

Stoopie meaniehead.

I felt he was punishing both himself (his right) and her (MEAN) by the re-marriage.

From someone who's only read the script, I think this is how I see it. I guess I forgive him, because of his brokeness though, and because I think when you make a vow, it probably means more than "until the first time you cross me." I don't mean by that, that I think people need to stay in untenable situations. But I have some admiration for the wrong party trying again.

But still.

Cocktail Bunny (is this aka Brass Monkey?)

Yeah, Bryan said it was originally titled "Brass Monkey," but he renamed it to "Cocktail Bunny," so that's now the official title. It symbolizes Heidi because of the drug cocktail thing.

Just bopping in here to say that, so far, "Lovesick Ass" is the best episode of WF I've seen.

Brass Monkey will kill you, Victor. Just kill you.

On Lovesick Ass, the penis jokes had me in stitches. And Peter driving himself into the boxing glove. "Look at what your boyfriend did to me!"

And Peter driving himself into the boxing glove. "Look at what your boyfriend did to me!

Followed by, "Look at what your boyfriend's dad did to me!"

Bwah!

Lovesick Ass made me very uncomfortable (that kid is beyond creepy), but it was hysterical, and that moment with the bat and Eric getting serious made my heart skip a beat or three.

Fish Jell-O. Dear god.

Brilliant casting on Peter Johnson. ita was so disturbed. I wanna know who wrote the bad love poetry.

With the shiner, ita? Yeah, if I had a screencap, I may just make my very first Livejournal Icon.