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I'm also not buying Piz as a love interest for Veronica, at least not from her perspective.
I find it interesting that everyone seems to think that he is for Veronica. By the end of the episode, I don't know why, but I totally got the vibe that he would end up with Mac.
I find it interesting that everyone seems to think that he is for Veronica. By the end of the episode, I don't know why, but I totally got the vibe that he would end up with Mac.
Oh, I don't. He's far too wide-eyed and innocent. No way he could keep up with her, and I can't imagine she would enjoy explaining things very. very. slowly.
Maybe Mac. I dunno.
By the end of the episode, I don't know why, but I totally got the vibe that he would end up with Mac.
Hah! Me too but I just chalked it up to wishful thinking.
I'm expecting Veronica's love interest, if anyone, to be Not!Lucky Criminology TA. Because they already have the conflict there of Veronica blowing his previous mystery-solving time out of the water, and conflict is always all sexy and stuff.
What do you think the odds are that the never-explained "remember Sally" comment from Beaver will come back into play with the Dick-maybe-rapist storyline?
Zero. Rob's explained that although they didn't plan on revealing it onscreen, they believed Sally to be a pet of Dick's that Beaver had disappeared (i.e., killed), basically just a sign that there was a darker side to the kid.
I'm expecting Veronica's love interest, if anyone, to be Not!Lucky Criminology TA. Because they already have the conflict there of Veronica blowing his previous mystery-solving time out of the water, and conflict is always all sexy and stuff.
See, I think that would rule. But, see also: Liked Foyle better than Piz.
Zero. Rob's explained that although they didn't plan on revealing it onscreen, they believed Sally to be a pet of Dick's that Beaver had disappeared (i.e., killed), basically just a sign that there was a darker side to the kid
Huh. I think my eyeroll sprained something. That's... lame.
Zero. Rob's explained that although they didn't plan on revealing it onscreen, they believed Sally to be a pet of Dick's that Beaver had disappeared (i.e., killed), basically just a sign that there was a darker side to the kid
Huh. I think my eyeroll sprained something. That's... lame.
Hey! We were eye-rolling simultaneously!
A criminology department, though? @@
I went to a medium sized, state school and we had a criminal justice program (it was sort of criminology/criminal justice). They were mostly just associates' degrees for people who wanted to pursue law enforcement careers. My sister may have enven taken some criminology courses in her pre-law program, but I'd have to double check with her. ITT has a school of criminal justice, too.
But while I could see him raping Parker, I still don't see him shaving her head.
I would think if he did rape her, he shaved her head to throw suspicion. It's devious, true, but the answer to the mysteries on this show rarely have to do with believable character traits.
I just like the idea that we are being tricked into thinking that Dick is too obvious as a suspect, and that the answer is that he's responsible for Parker and the Hearst rapist is a different person-- the tea-sipping RA, the TA, or the criminology professor.
who was the TA? Why was he wearing a wig?
Maybe he has hair issues, and that's why he shaves his victims' heads.