Where's Lee? I just watched Hustle, and I think the most annoying thing was how long it took for a musical number!!
Natter 45: Smooth as Billy Dee Williams.
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I'm Here!
I think I agree, Jesse. I think I need to fast forward and watch that part again. Possibly a lot.
I have 21 more minutes of work. People need to be posting more!
That was a brilliant part.
The pacing of this one was off for me, and made me realise that the pacing of last week's should have been--there was no hiccup to overcome, just a last-inning reveal. Yet, it worked because all that time went cleverly and smoothly, and I'm not still sure that I even understood this con.
OMGKIDINVASION.
Are they calling you auntie Sara?
Hustle: I understood the con, I think: they were tying to get him to invest in a movie that didn't exist, but I was still eyerolly a little, because they cheat honest men all the time (like Eddie) and because of the "poor me, I couldn't pursue my dreams so I was evil, but now I Have Seen The Light And Know Better" stuff.
Nah, I'm just Miss Sara.
Two little girls competing (well, one is, anyway. I can practically see the older-T- rolling her eyes) is exhausting.
It was last week's con that I didn't get.
Is Eddie the bartender? I don't think he counts. I'd have preferred the resolution if it'd have been more he's onto us, and if he's not, he's good now than just the one reason.
It was last week's con that I didn't get.
Ah. Suddenly, I can't remember last week's ep. Remind me what it was about? I remember now. I ended up handwaving
a lot of the fine points of British banking law, and just focused on the doublecross.
Two little girls competing (well, one is, anyway. I can practically see the older-T- rolling her eyes) is exhausting.
I am having flashbacks of a guy I dated in highschool who had twin little sisters, who were a riot, but PHEW!
On Hustle, I think they'd make a distinction between an honest man and a good man.