'Shindig'
[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.
(although she was in more danger in that treehouse with Madison that she was with the S&M guy)
I never got the feeling Rebecca was in any real danger from Madison, as (unlike anyone else) she would have had no hesitation about knocking out or even shooting her if the Bad Seed had tried to attack.
I assume that Madison's mom wouldn't be charged with the killing, what with the circumstances?
I assume that Madison's mom wouldn't be charged with the killing, what with the circumstances?
That's the impression I got. It seems to me she might have been able to bonk Henry's mom over the head to protect her daughter without actually killing the daughter, but I'm the one who always used to say that the cops should just shoot the bad guys in the leg, like that was easy to do, so what do I know.
I know if I were on a jury, any parent would get a free pass for killing someone that was about to kill their child unless they used a method that caught innocent bystanders in the crossfire.
What Matt said.
I haven't caught up on all of the posts about last night's episode, but I did want to say that this was my favorite episode so far. I loved how the closing scene mirrored the opening scene in such a super creepy way. I don't think I mentioned this last week, but I thought for a while that the potential serial killer in the making was going to be on of the kids in the house rather than the father. I thought it would have been an interesting twist for the episode, but I suppose there couldn't be two killer kids episodes back to back.
Wonderful episode. I love Jane. Tim, she must write more episodes in season two.
Jane is a goddess.
Which we already knew, but bears repeating.
This is Completely Off Topic, but Kristen is the bestest pimp evah!
Ack. I'm a couple of thousand posts behind, but I had to drop in and declare that I have been thoroughly enjoying The Inside!
My only real gripe is that Adam Baldwin's hair as Danny has been bugging me a little.
Just needs a cunning hat.
Am really, really late to this thread, but I just wanted to pipe in and say that I am so not happy with this show. I sort of liked this week's ep, but I still feel that overall the show is really heavy-handed, full of cliches and not written as well as it could be. Or maybe it's just that it's not acted as well as it could be.
I don't know, but so far all of the characters bug, especially Rebecca. So holier-than-thou and robotlike. I'm waiting to see if that's on purpose. I'm hoping that it is.
Sorry for the negativity, just really, really disappointed so far.