Interesting post about the portrayal of pain management and addiction on House
Good post. There's hasn't been enough criticism of the way the show handles all of that.
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Interesting post about the portrayal of pain management and addiction on House
Good post. There's hasn't been enough criticism of the way the show handles all of that.
My only quibble with Castle was they went with the "traumatized kids" trope. But, otherwise, refreshingly non-judgmental. I'd be leery of, say, Bones tackling the same sub-culture.
My only quibble with Castle was they went with the "traumatized kids" trope
Yeah, but it was nice how they integrated it, within the scope of the art, as opposed to strictly through the subculture. From that standpoint, I thought it was really well done.
For lightweight, mainstream-network show, they handled it very well. For instance, the victim's bisexuality was brought up and absolutely nothing was made of it.
And the father/ daughter thing is getting better. he is being more of a dad. I liked it.
I really loved the switch from Happy!Shiny!Castle to Dad!Castle. I also loved that he went and got his daughter, no questions asked until everyone was safe.
Yes, that was great.
And they kind of undercut the childhood trauma thing with Castle's story.
And they kind of undercut the childhood trauma thing with Castle's story.
Yeah, I did like that a lot.
I also loved that he went and got his daughter, no questions asked until everyone was safe.
I liked that he wasn't going to lecture or yell, but he also wasn't going to let the friend off the hook with her parents.
I liked that he wasn't going to lecture or yell, but he also wasn't going to let the friend off the hook with her parents.
exactly. Castle's actually a really good dad. I also liked it when he had the model girl come over to hang out with Alexis so that she would have people to ground her.
eta: not in the "you're grounded, young lady!" sense, but in the "keep your feet on the ground (and keep reaching for the sky)" sense.
Castle's actually a really good dad. I also liked it when he had the model girl come over to hang out with Alexis so that she would have people to ground her.
Yeah, that was nice too. This and Lie to Me (when they deal with it) are definitely picking up that nice functional father/daughter thing I was missing now that Eureka's on hiatus (again).
That was the best Castle episode so far, I think. The tone has been a bit uneven this season, but I really liked last night's episode.
DH is really unhappy with Beckett's hair this season. He keeps whining about it. "Why do they always have to grow out her hair? And for God's sake, why give her a mullet?"