'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
This thread is for procedural TV, shows where the primary idea is to figure out the case. [NAFDA]
It was the sad-eyed manager who did it. (Arthur from Tick!) He was in love with Katie the waitress and was actually aiming for Fricke and... missed. Cho gave out the room number where the gang was actually camping out, watching him in action, then when the manager came to off Cho for making the move on Katie, they were all waiting for him.
Did you miss the last scene between Cho and Katie? That was the sweetest thing ever. He even smiled! Cho never smiles!
Tim Kang = HOTNESS.
No, *that* I caught. I love the switch to him in the new outfit.
What I'd like to know is what Cho said to the woman in the bar that drove her off ... and intrigued her friend.
I know the show is all about Patrick and I love Simon Baker like whoa, but I think Cho might be my new favourite.
For real.
No, *that* I caught. I love the switch to him in the new outfit.
I am a bit miffed that we were robbed of the "Patrick and Kimball go shopping for new clothes" montage.
The very last scene: Patrick is sitting alone at the bar, with a pensive expression, and two women come over to invite him over to their table. Patrick shows them his ring and says, "thank you, but I'm married." Then we end with the shot of Patrick fingering his wedding ring. (Poor Patrick.)
What I'd like to know is what Cho said to the woman in the bar that drove her off ... and intrigued her friend.
I'm thinking that Cho proposed a threesome.
PS: There's no business like Cho business!
Despite my extreme distaste over the rampant stereotyping of the 'witch' a couple of episodes back, I checked out this last episode on Surf and was rewarded with the Cho-ness. An absolute treat.
I loved watching him (pre-makeover) dealing with all those women - so deadpan and yet, underneath, I think he was a bit envious.
Toddson - I got the same impression.
I love how Cho is so Joe Friday.
And I am very sad we didn't get the patented Julia Roberts shopping makeover montage with Cho and Jayne.
That (the shopping montage) would have been fun ... imagine Jane dealing with salespeople! But they'd have had to cut something ... and there was a lot of good stuff in there.