Aw, that makes it almost tempting to go to Comic-Con.
Ditto that. I had assumed Comic-Con was all about comics. Silly me.
'Selfless'
[NAFDA] "There will be an occasional happy, so that it might be crushed under the boot of the writer." From Zorro to Angel (including Wonderfalls and The Inside), this is where Buffistas come to anoint themselves in the bloodbath.
Aw, that makes it almost tempting to go to Comic-Con.
Ditto that. I had assumed Comic-Con was all about comics. Silly me.
Dead Like Me is pretty awesome. I think I actually found George more likable than Jaye. Okay, no, I did find George more likable than Jaye. Though I can't decide which show is better. Hmm.
Dead Like Me is pretty awesome. I think I actually found George more likable than Jaye. Okay, no, I did find George more likable than Jaye. Though I can't decide which show is better. Hmm.
Craves Dead Like Me on dvd even more.
I've only seen the 4 Fox-run eps of Wonderfalls so far, but I already find Jaye more likeable than George.
I've only seen the 4 Fox-run eps of Wonderfalls so far, but I already find Jaye more likeable than George.
Huh. I feel like George appreciates everything a lot more than Jaye does. I mean, she's got the whole death thing to help her. But Jaye is more...the words that come to mind are "abrasive" and "acerbic." Four or five episodes into DLM, I pretty much forgot how similar George was to Jaye. She also gets the benefits of voiceovers, which let us hear what she's learned about the world. Hm. I think George may have an unfair advantage over Jaye.
And, you know- dead. She's got the pity thing working for her. To accuratly gauge the two, you'd have to kill Jaye and see how she deals with it.
Of course, we are talking about Tim. Jaye's death may have been the planned season 2 arc.
well, George got on my nerves in the beginning with her unwillingness to deal with being a reaper. She kept acting like she was killing people.
Jaye's death may have been the planned season 2 arc.
Awww.... now I want it even MORE.
well, George got on my nerves in the beginning with her unwillingness to deal with being a reaper. She kept acting like she was killing people.
Totally. They'd be all "Dude, there are repurcussions for doing this wrong.", and she'd still be all "Dude, I don't wanna." Then cry for not doing it and there being repurcussions, like it was a surprise.
But I really grew to like her as she came to terms with things a little more. I ended the season will full out George appriciation.
I just have a bigger love for Jaye.
But I really grew to like her as she came to terms with things a little more. I ended the season will full out George appriciation.
oh, me too. It was just hard going for a while. Of course, I think that being a reaper would be cool, so I have a slightly different perspective.
Also, one has to remember, George is an 18-yo slacker. She's not curious, she's not invested, she's not, well, anything. She's more of a slacker than Jaye is, who at least had the incentive to stick it out through an Ivy League education. George dropped out partway through her first semester, right?
So I accept that George would have a hard time adjusting, especially since Rube isn't much with the explanations.