Right, Dana? Moz!
Scrappy, that's awesome. He plays a convincing character, I tell you what.
Wash ,'War Stories'
To be determined... (but it's definitely [NAFDA])
Right, Dana? Moz!
Scrappy, that's awesome. He plays a convincing character, I tell you what.
Tim DeKay looks good on horseback.
Also, would like to see him as MFH - breeches, boots, pinks. . .
I must admit - I also thought that Zenkitty meant Tim Minear.
But then I would've put it in the Crafts-n-Beagles thread!
Well, there is so much bleed through.
I have caught up with "Covert Affairs." For some reason this is a show I enjoy watching in 3-4 episode chunks as opposed to every week. I think it is because there is too much tv on and I need to narrow down my weekly commitments. This is also true of "Lie to Me!"
Are others watching CA here? I find the show to expect very little of the viewer, oftentimes implausible and its constant rehashing of Annie's relationship (that was a 2 month fling occurring TWO YEARS AGO) is incredibly irritating. Years ago, I was in a 4 year relationship that brought up less angst. I mean damn.
I find the show entertaining, but I check my brain at the door and then start watching. Am I just being a crank?
Not at all. I enjoy CA as mindless fun.
Wow, no Mad Men posts at all?
I was a bit meh on this ep myself - the Joan & Peggy stuff was interesting from a social commentary perspective, but didn't move the plot forward. Betty/Henry = yawn.
Good to see Don trying to get his act together, though. Show of hands everyone who thinks this means he's headed for a HUGE relapse a couple of eps down the line?
No doubt.
Joan is really hurting, isn't she -- now she's the one falling apart. Her whole conversation with Peggy on the elevator was pure projection as to her real feeling about her position/life now.
It's a lot to unpack. I'm actually kind of into the Betty/Henry stuff. And it's good to see Francine again.
the Joan & Peggy stuff was interesting from a social commentary perspective, but didn't move the plot forward.
I think I disagree. Once again, Peggy and Joan are both right. Peggy broke with Joan's way of being a woman at work way back with "you think you're helping", but she still has to figure out what will work for her, and any kind of authority is new for her. It didn't resolve anything, but it moved.
I'm still pondering Don. I'm glad he wen to Gene's party, but everything else I'm not sure about.