the ever-irritating Jilly,
Hey! (I know, I know, not me. But I get cranky when people with my name are annoying.)
I feel bad for Jessica, but it's kinda what should happen for her character, really. Not that it's what she deserves, but that's just the sort of thing that happens at that age, and probably to young vampires, too.
Yeah. Welcome to your turbulent teens & early twenties, along with vampire issues. Drama galore.
(Tho' her dream sequence of breaking up with Hoyt, then going out to Jason in the truck? Complete fan service for myself and my friend. We spontaneously high-fived each other at the line
"You look so hot covered in blood!")
Richard Madden (Robb Stark) and his non-GoT paramedics drama j
Sirens
in which he plays what is described as a "laddish" gay character. (Not sure what that means.) Clip and picture at the link.
I have been enjoying Miracle Day but tonight's episode really feels like a Torchwood episode.
I just went back and checked and Jane Espenson wrote this weeks episode.
I was not impressed until the end. I hate that they keep doing that -- having a lackluster episode with all kinds of random shit that doesn't make any sense (and even when you find out what it is, it was drawn out and unnecessary), but the end of every episode drops something new and possibly intriguing.
Good to see Didi Cohn again.
I really loved the whole episode, but I'm a sucker for spending more time on Jack and any Gwen and Jack interaction.
I liked this episode more than any of them in the series so far. I didn't think it was lacklustre at all. I liked Angelo and his story with Jack, and I was finally interested in something Gwen wanted to do.
I agree, -t. This is the most Torchwoody of them so far, by far.
Not that I mind tasteful sex scenes, but the STARZ mandate seems to be that there has to be a certain number of minutes of skin friction in every episode aired on their network...Spartacus, for instance...regardless of its service to the story or actual sensuality.
It's becoming less stimulating and more uncomfortable to me. Sort of like gazing into my neighbor's windows.
Haven't there only been sex scenes in less than half the TW episodes so far? Which, the explicitness of the scenes might be more than we're used to, but the frequency less.
