I think I would want to phrase this as "who could be considered unattractively overweight." In Samoa, he'd be a hunka, hunka burning love.
t Books plane to Samoa
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I think I would want to phrase this as "who could be considered unattractively overweight." In Samoa, he'd be a hunka, hunka burning love.
t Books plane to Samoa
Are you sure you don't mean "raptored" right off the island, Matt?
Given that Locke and possibly Jack's deceased father got "better" on the island, I'd prefer safely assumed into Misty Magic Land where we'll never have to hear from her again.
I'd like to see more Sawyer/Shannon interaction. Right now he's the only person who can actually get the best of her, and it's great.
And every show does need a bitch. I find her hilarious (and I love that crossword puzzle, P-C. My friend and I managed to get all but three answers).
I love that crossword puzzle, P-C. My friend and I managed to get all but three answers).
When I first saw it, I thought it was an old puzzle that was relevant, but then I looked at the clues and started laughing my ass off. I haven't tried to do it myself. Maybe I'll try right now.
Am I the only one who finds Shannon not entertainingly bitchy in the least? I think it's the actress -- I just don't buy her.
There are little things that lead me to think Hurley's intelligent, just not well educated. I'll have to think about it.
And the only "dumb" things he's said is a simple misspelling (common one, too) and the remark about dinosaurs, which, given the circumstances isn't that far out.
He's just a "Dude!" kinda guy, but not a Keanu Reeves character-type level of dumb.
Hurley knew how to fish, yes?
Shannon isn't doing anything in particular for me, Jessica, though I find Sawyer more irritating.
Locke and Charlie both pop for me as characters with some depth--I mean, that's portrayal not writing, but they feel like people instead of archetypes. I like Hurley and Sayid a lot--they almost pop for me--and, surprisingly, Claire. Oh, wait, no, it's not surprising. Claire's earnest. I always like the earnest ones.
I just loved the way Charlie and Claire had that moment when he was asking about her baby. It was so sweet and it seemed as if Charlie really did care instead of just asking out of politeness.
Sawyer, I like. I mean, I don't like him, but I buy him. Shannon sticks out like a sore thumb because all the other characters are so well written and acted, and she's so completely two-dimensional. And not even believeably so. (And I have a sinking feeling she'll end up like Cordelia, only without the giving us several years of snarky goodness first.)