and Supernatural for starters.
Pre-series Ellen and Eliot, perhaps.
'Trash'
To be determined... (but it's definitely [NAFDA])
and Supernatural for starters.
Pre-series Ellen and Eliot, perhaps.
Not particularly in a slashy way, but I would love to see what Parker and SPN's Jo make of each other.
I would love to see what Parker and SPN's Jo make of each other.
Ash and Hardison too
And in let-me-show-you-my-hyphen-abusing-id news, I apparently want to see Eliot and/or Hardison with anyone and/or anyone.
I kind of can't believe I haven't been able to turn up much if any Eliot/Moreau after the last two eps.
I have seen Eliot meet up with Dean on the road here and there.
I am introducing The Scola to The Justified. One ep in, he's liking it. Pretty funny to hear Boyd railing on corporate coal thugs, given this past season.
OMG, Helen.
I always fucking loved her.
I was excited to see Tim and Rachel again, yay. Also, OMGWTF Gary, you are seriously fucking mentally deranged in the head. Like, seriously. I think he must have like dissociative episodes.
Anyway, I am seriously bummed and upset now.
Tim has grown on me immensely. I love how fully drawn the supporting characters are.
Also loved Helen. I think the reason she moved in with Arlo after Raylan's mother died is because he (Arlo) needed taking care of and in trying to watch out for Raylan she'd gotten used to also taking care of Arlo so she just kept on.
Some people need to be needed so bad, it stops mattering who needs them, or for what.
Tim has grown on me immensely. I love how fully drawn the supporting characters are.
Yes, this.
I've also been thinking about how completely Raylan has been burning his bridges with all his good will contacts... he's used up pretty much all the slack that Art and Tim will ever be inclined to allow him, and I don't think Rachel is thinking too highly of him right now either. (And I'd need to go back and rewatch, but didn't Art more or less say that he doesn't need to worry about investigating whatever Raylan was up to in the evidence room, even though he knows it was something shady, because he figures Raylan's going to get himself killed sooner rather than later? I don't recall the exact quote, I just remember feeling a chill going up my spine and sitting up a little straighter on the couch when that happened. And then thinking "damn you, Winona.")
Yes, Winona has successfully isolated Raylan from everyone else in his life. However, it didn't take much to do so.
I think Raylan's tired. Really, really tired.