I can pinpoint the moment when Eric had me--it was the hair foils. But damn, Godric is just so awesome!
I'm finally caught up with the episodes.
I couldn't believe it the first twenty times you told us, but it's starting to sink in now.
Riley ,'Lessons'
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Cashmere - Aug 10, 2009 7:45:40 pm PDT #2455 of 7329
Now tagless for your comfort.
Vortex - Aug 10, 2009 7:46:15 pm PDT #2456 of 7329
"Cry havoc and let slip the boobs of war!" -- Miracleman
I can pinpoint the moment when Eric had me--it was the hair foils.
Is there blood in my hair? KILLLED me.
beekaytee - Aug 11, 2009 4:58:22 am PDT #2457 of 7329
Compassionately intolerant
Is there blood in my hair? KILLLED me.
Followed immediately by the nearly thrown away, "Pam's gonna kill me."
Love.
le nubian - Aug 11, 2009 4:59:36 am PDT #2458 of 7329
"And to be clear, I am the hell. And the high water."
where is she, BTW?
beekaytee - Aug 11, 2009 5:01:41 am PDT #2459 of 7329
Compassionately intolerant
Running Fangtasia, I'm assuming. Pushing Lafayette around, etc.
Plus, the stuff going on Dallas does not require comic relief, so her talents are held in reserve for Eric's return.
le nubian - Aug 11, 2009 9:24:47 am PDT #2460 of 7329
"And to be clear, I am the hell. And the high water."
ha! so true.
Cashmere - Aug 11, 2009 1:49:48 pm PDT #2461 of 7329
Now tagless for your comfort.
Plus, the stuff going on Dallas does not require comic relief, so her talents are held in reserve for Eric's return.
Eric really has mastered positive reinforcement with her: "You're right. Those were great pumps."
kat perez - Aug 11, 2009 7:20:59 pm PDT #2462 of 7329
"We have trust issues." Mylar
All I know is that Pam's humans would never have been in cahoots with the FOS. You know she runs a tight ship.
erikaj - Aug 14, 2009 5:30:06 am PDT #2463 of 7329
Always Anti-fascist!
An lj friend sent me this Piven article...he does talk about Ari in it, but there are no spoilers. [link] I just thought, since there are other Piverts here, I'd share the love(or, really, cautious like, since that seems to be what the reporter has. I would say that someone should send me, but I'd be kidding myself that the interview would sound like anything but Chris Farley the fanboy "Remember Gross Pointe Blank That was *awesome*") as much as I like to think I'm a good interviewer and all that. I really do. No "True story," here...people like to tell me stuff. I don't know if the chair is disarming or if I have a kind face. Not that I've ever talked to anyone with a publicist, though.
Java cat - Aug 14, 2009 3:31:22 pm PDT #2464 of 7329
Not javachik
In Treatment ... white font because you don't want to know a thing before you watch it
During my marathon viewing, Amy and Jake were the annoying Friday appointment I had to watch to be sure I didn't miss anything I’d need to know for Paul's Friday evening appt. with therapist Gina. Sophie was the intense center of the watching experience during the viewing, for Paul's intensely good therapy-izing plus excellent acting and story line all around. But think about it, Amy and Jake traveled a tough and ugly road, and experienced the most transformation. Josh Charles's Jake is a suspicious, stalkery, name-calling lug in the first session. Embeth Davidtz's Amy, almost unbearably prissy, is still understandable, and we can relate to her harsh comments about Jake. By the end, our experience of the two is nearly reversed. Our sympathy lies with Jake. He’s loves Amy, but won’t continue playing the role of a attacking thug in a play that isn’t his dream. Amy can’t, or won’t, give up a pattern that she thinks gives her power and control, and instead leaves her without anyone. If and when I re-watch the show, these will be the sessions to watch for the subtle writing and pretty spectacular acting on this particular journey.
eta add neutrality.