I missed Eureka again last night (damnit! must make sure to schedule the weekend rerun, instead of stumbling across it 10 minutes into the show like I did last weekend), but I did find out that the Life on Mars shows that On Demand has do seem to be the complete BBC version--they're 54-56 minutes long, which has to be longer than what's currently showing on BBCA. As a reminder, the first LoM episode is only available through today, so if you have Comcast On Demand, make sure you tape it!
Boxed Set, Vol. III: "That Can't Be Good..."
A topic for the discussion of Farscape, Smallville, and Due South. Beware possible invasions of Stargate, Highlander, or pretty much any other "genre" show that captures our fancy. Expect Adult Content and discussion of the Big Gay Sex.
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Carter was moving gingerly with what we know was broken ribs but what he thinks was a sex injury.
Huh. That didn't occur to me, but you're probably right.
And did anyone else catch the little moment with Stark and Allison when he called her Allie? I think that it was the "Allie" that made her give up.
Not having seen the episode yes, I have to wonder: what are you doing during sex that you get broken ribs from it??
(N.b. I have never broken ribs, so it's entirely possible that people with broken ribs are always thinking, "Okay, no more handcuffs and pleather swing! I am way too sore!!")
There's nothing to explicitly say that Stark was assuming "broken ribs" -- he could have just been assuming "sore and worn out."
I enjoyed the episode, but I'm getting real sick of "It sounds like they're talking about sex, but actually they're talking about something else." gag. It just feels done to death for me.
I am glad they avoided the "awkward confusion with relative" scene after Zoe spotted Allison's purse, though.
ETA: The same clothes scene with Stark was amusing, though.
I'm getting real sick of "It sounds like they're talking about sex, but actually they're talking about something else." gag
Yes, quite.
In fact, "yes, quite" to your whole post.
It's funny the things that work and the things that don't work.
I have to wonder: what are you doing during sex that you get broken ribs from it??
I keep trying to answer this and getting distracted by laughter.
It's not that hard to break ribs. A bit of unregulated pressure/compression and you can definitely do it.
I hate that "Aha! Not talking about sex!" gag so much it's not even a gag anymore, but instead a prompt to work out what in hell they're actually talking about before they pan out and reveal it.
I thought for sure that "10% of our brains" fallacy was completely played out.
I have to wonder: what are you doing during sex that you get broken ribs from it
falling out of bed?