Xander/Giles ,'Never Leave Me'
[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, The Inside and Drive), this is where Buffistas come to anoint themselves in the bloodbath.
I feel like doing the Snoopy Dance upon seeing that K. Callan is still among the cast.
I don't know how intentions can put anyone in danger. The only person responsible for Rebecca was Rebecca.
Agreed. And since, unlike Paul, she seemed both cognizant of the role Webb wanted her for from the outset and willing (maybe even eager) to perform it, that responsibility was accepted without complaint.
Richard Brooks
I don't suppose Detective Ehrle's first name is Jubal, is it?
So how exactly is "Ehrle" pronounced?
Okay, the Ehrle thing is cracking me up.
I don't know how intentions can put anyone in danger. The only person responsible for Rebecca was Rebecca.
Intentions can absolutely put someone in danger--whether it's the intention of your boss, or the intention of your partner in the field. You can start with incomplete or inaccurate information shared (for some motive or the other)...and, hell, the intentions of the guy with the gun that's supposed to have your back? Can spell life or death.
Intentions can absolutely put someone in danger--whether it's the intention of your boss, or the intention of your partner in the field. You can start with incomplete or inaccurate information shared (for some motive or the other)...and, hell, the intentions of the guy with the gun that's supposed to have your back? Can spell life or death.
Absolutely. The first episode set the dynamic up for me; Web put her directly in place with the suspect without telling her. Now, in many ways it was a smart move as it got the man -- but it's also a shit thing to do to your employee, and it could have gone wrong. If I had been Becky, I'd be pissed off.
That said, I saw a lot of things from Paul's point of view. Yes, I know, nobody likes Paul -- but I did.
And yes, Tim, I know you made it all up :o)
And I'm told a certain group of fans of one of Tim's recent shows will find a surprise toward the bottom of the list.
Cool! I was actually not a Jubal fan at first, but he grew on me a little, and a friend of mine LOVES him, so this will make her want to watch even more.
Cool for Richard Brooks in the cast!
(Although there is part of me that is bemused that he's playing a cop, given his role on Law & Order all those years ago. Which he reprises on the ep re-airing this coming Friday)
(Although there is part of me that is bemused that he's playing a cop, given his role on Law & Order all those years ago. Which he reprises on the ep re-airing this coming Friday)
edited -- forget it, I'm crazy, I'm confusing him with James McDaniel, who was in NYPD Blue.
The Futon Critic is now saying April 9th as the premiere date.
But still in that nice time slot, so good!
Hey, wait, I think I may be out of town that weekend. But I assume my hotel will have Fox.
Ah, no, it's the weekend after.