Alibelle, I won't even bother
recapping the main plot, because nothing really happens. Syd gets infected with some hallucinogenic drug and freaks out at everything and thinks everyone's going to betray her (Sloane, Jack, Vaughn, the imaginary spider).
What
is
interesting, however, is
Dixon telling Sloane it would be a "tactical error" to send Syd out into the field after being all sick (she got bitten by a secret agent taking the drug). Cause then Sloane totally bans his ass for criticizing him in front of the others
instead of taking it to e-mail.
Okay, not really. But he does tell Dixon he worked for years at SD-6 without knowing it was evil, so STFU and do your job,
bitch.
Then, after the mission is successful, Dixon comes back and hands Sloane his
motherfucking
ass on a plate, except it's really not much worse than any of the names Syd has called Sloane. Dixon plays his
Professor X
card with an, "I'll be there when you show yourself for who you really are," and Magneto's all, "Damn, I better kill him 'fore he steps wise."
The end.
Is this being discussed in box set?
Yes.
Did NO ONE watch Project Runway instead?
I'm catching it on the repeat in an hour. Though, no matter what, Michael Kors gets NO LOVE.
Bastard designed the perfect coat. And then made it too small to close across my chest.
In other news, I'm watching CSI:NY (for reasons even I am unclear on) and wondering...doesn't each borough have it's own ME office?
Is this being discussed in box set?
Yep. It's good, no? I was happily impressed.
very good. now I need to figure out where it all started...
I saw Body Worlds 2: The Exhibition Continues today. So freaky. There was a reason I skipped Body Worlds 1.
Alibelle, my caripod still won't play Once More with Feeling.
I think we jinxed it.
For those who are curious: [link]
It is incredibly freaky and weird. Especially when you can tell what these people actually looked like, and you're looking at tattoos on their hands, and their lungs, and stuff. And the way the bodies are displayed, and ripped apart... it's just gross. And I found the ice skating pair to be rather tasteless, since the figures were displayed in the act of doing a Death Spiral. And, you know, I realize it's the name of the move, but they are actual dead bodies. Was that really necessary? And at the very end of the exhibit, there are little cards that you can fill out, if you'd like to donate your body to plastination. From the samples we saw, I'd say most of the donatees are male, for some reason.
So weird. So creepy.
I'm happy I saw it for free. (Because we saw it for my ceramics class, so the class funds absorbed the cost.)
