Hell, yeah! And I also totally believed he'll be at every parole hearing telling the board exactly how manipulative the kid is.
If anyone is looking for a Halloween costume, Kirsten Vangness has tweeted How To Dress As Garcia:
Halloween Garcia has been asked of me here's help: GIANT flower in hair, glasses(these can be reg size) GIANT pen, GIANT heels, 3-5 rings...
...paint 3rd nail of one hand &1st & 5th nail of other hand one color and then the rest another, dress/skirt or whatev that hits your...
...curves and makes you feel like a rock star, a GIANT bracelet on each arm(it should feel like you have about 3too many accessories)....
...for extra credit carry a keyboard with you and shout out information while typing too fast for anyone to notice you can't type. FIN
p.s. If you have colored tights & throw fishnets over them & socks over that do that too (thats good to do just always) & YES PLEASE PICSxo
It's probably not warm and fuzzy to be more attracted to Morgan after hearing him talk down a 13 year old at gunpoint, but there you have it. He was sexy as hell. And I believed every word of it.
That was one seriously creepy child. (Apparently also played a young Ben Linus in Lost, so he has experience with the creepy.)
I was mildly annoyed, however, by the quick capitulation at the end by Ellie. It's like one moment she was angry and shoving the journal away, then a few sweet words from Morgan and she's all smiles and willing to give it another go?
I dunno... Not that they needed to drag it out, but still-- it was a little too quick of a turnaround. Even if they'd left it with a "this is going to require a lot of work from both of you," comment that might have been more satisfying.
If anyone is looking for a Halloween costume, Kirsten Vangness has tweeted How To Dress As Garcia:
That's just wonderful. If I were going to Halloween party where anyone would likely get it, I'd slap on an appropriate wig and go as Garcia.
It's like one moment she was angry and shoving the journal away, then a few sweet words from Morgan and she's all smiles and willing to give it another go?
Well, she has imprinted on Morgan a bit, and she's nine. (And CM shorthands the emotional impact all the time, sadly.)
Well, she has imprinted on Morgan a bit, and she's nine. (And CM shorthands the emotional impact all the time, sadly.)
I know. And I know nine-year-olds are capricious creatures and heaven only knows, that child has seen a lot, unfortunately. The bitch of it is, when CM delves into the emotional impact, they get it so right and I was really hoping for that to be the case here.
when CM delves into the emotional impact, they get it so right and I was really hoping for that to be the case here.
They really do, they just don't do it enough (imo).
My current thought - a really cheezy robot costume (carboard and aluminum foil or awful discount store version if cheap enough and cheesy enough), giant pen made from paper towel tube, coffee filter and paint. A robo-signer. Maybe I should cross post in the crafts threat (minear)in case anyone wants to suggest practical tips for carrying out.
Sorry, ita. I almost didn't post it here, but we've posted similarly in Comedy. Mea culpa.
Barb, that's verboten even with spoilerfont.
Just watched the new production of "Sherlock" on Masterpiece Mystery. Not sure if it should go here or in Boxed Set.
It was lovely fun.
