I wasn't loving it because of the implausibility, as you said. But when they took the ridiculous all the way to 11 for the ending, it was somehow redeemed for me.
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Yeah, I think that's how it went for me, too, Epic.
Also, I am a huge sap and it consistently plays into that quite effectively.
I couldn't figure out where they were going with the whole thing and I was not happy to have Nancy Grace on my TV, but the ending paid off for me.
It's the whole Inside Probe/Mom comes back stories. It just didn't like it and instead of thinking it was funny I just felt annoyed.
It was just too much for me. The wacky hijinks are usually the sorts of things that somewhat eccentric people might get up to, but that storyline just strained my suspension of disbelief too far. And I happily watch Glee and Being Human so it's not as if I demand a naturalistic tone in my entertainment.
Caught up with Office last night.
Oh, Andy. Either your Machiavellian brilliance is finally coming to the surface, or you're speeding pell-mell into a world-class nervous breakdown. My money is on both.
(Anyone else mistake the Boy from Syracuse for Todd Packer at first glance?)
Why does it seem like every Glee prom has some terrible pre-teen song (last year was "Friday", this year "Love You Like a Love Song")
For verisimilitude, is all I can come up with. I'm pretty sure we had a terrible boy band at my prom for real.
Prom is supposed to be cheesy, though, even if it's unintentional. Our theme *was* Stairway to Heaven, if I remember right.
The dinosaur pictures were fantastic.
Our theme *was* Stairway to Heaven, if I remember right.
Ours was the disco hit "You Can Ring My Bell" which has some merit since it's all about having an orgasm. Go Prom Night!
I'm still pissed that my prom song was some bullshit about friendship, when it was supposed to be "Let's Chill," by Guy. I'm pretty sure the actual theme was "A Night To Remember," which was ironic.