Connor ,'Not Fade Away'
[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.
You really want your classical mysterious two-step Asian poison.
Half the poison goes in the Krispy Kremes. The other half is smeared on the victim's telephone. Neither half separately registers as a poison, but put them together and whammo!
God, I miss '30s pulp fiction.
Hell, just dust them with arsenic powder. You could pretend you're Harriet Vane.
Okay Adam spilled the beans at the FF board so I can say it:
He's gonna be on The Inside.
Maybe their Krispy Kreme poison can be slow working
And here I thought Flowers in the Attic had been successfully scrubbed from my brain.
Oooh!
Duuuude. That's so very cool.
Woo! ADAM!! Wooooo!!!
Is the longer time to apprehension related to a longer span between crimes? It seems like it would take longer to court, marry, kill, rinse, repeat than it would to just kill all the nurses in the Philadelphia area or something.
Excellent point. Same goes with have baby/murder baby, which, for obvious reasons, has a minimal 9-month time requirement.
Is it technically serial killing if you murder, say, 6 husbands? What's the def of serial killing?
HARRIET WAS INNOCENT.
Guh, Boston Creme Donuts.
Sorry, temporarily derailed by the thought of yummy goodness.
I have to say, I'm a little worried by this premise, not because I don't think Tim can do a good job, but because it sounds so grim and depressing. I mean, the characters can't be jolly, although they probably indulge in black humor, and the weekly plots will all involve grisly death of one form or another. Yeah, yeah, I loved H:LotS too, but I can't watch CSI: NYC or L&O: SVU.
Where's the dividing line between "engrossing but grim" and "too dark to watch"?