They are so my OT3. 5 episodes together, and, yeah.

eta: Ten even looks a bit like Jack.

I mean, they're hardly even trying to hide it! "How come I can't get some of that!" "Buy me a drink."

I love it.

I'm just starting on S2, and we've just had Lady Cassandra's farewell. I do hope there's a reunion soon.

OK, I just caught the Doctor Who Season 1 episode, Boomtown, and Doc9, Rose, and Captain Jack are so having threesomes. Nobody giggles that much together who hasn't been having tickle fights in the shower.

Oh yeah. Even Mickey could tell.

And I loved that Jack gave her a pair of toe shoes. What a sweetie.

I loved that!

Also, is poor Jack's crush now pretty much common knowledge in Eureka? That's gotta suck for him.

Eureka: I think part of the distinction between male nudity and female nudity is that there is a defining line with male nudity between male body as vulnerable and male body as sexual; to wit, erection. Whereas with the female body, nudity is treated as always sexual.

Which is confusing and potentially demoralizing for a woman in that she is generally not permitted the other nonsexual uses of her naked body; maternity, hygiene, without the overt or subtle introduction of sexual implications in the way that a man is permitted.

Also, I went completely bugfuck over the scene where Allyson and Stark are asking questions of Kevin, and then immediately begin discussing him completely to his face. He's supposed to be autistic, right? Not deaf. Not stupid. Grrr.

It's Allison, if that helps with the not-Buffistaness of her.

there is a defining line with male nudity between male body as vulnerable and male body as sexual; to wit, erection. Whereas with the female body, nudity is treated as always sexual.

And if you're a good girl, that sexuality is vulnerable, not powerful.

I have a feeling this may have been covered earlier. Sometimes I skim, because I have the attention span of a gnat.

The thing that's most been bugging me about PJ has been the mission of her team. If you change "neuro" to "mutant" it becomes even more obvious that her team is on the side of fear and ignorance of that which they don't understand and is effectively persecuting mutants, er, neuros. Good or bad doesn't matter--a mutie is a mutie.

Yeah, Jane has had misgivings about her role in this during a couple episodes, but she's been a team player for the most part. Waiting so long in the season for those concerns to surface didn't make much sense to me--22 eps guaranteed, I guess. Cancellation was the only thing that really made sense.

Melpomene, insent.