Maybe he should have tried writing her as a more interesting character before the finale, I might buy it. But, no. It's bullshit.
'Dirty Girls'
Boxed Set, Vol. V: Just a Hint of Denial and a Dash of Retcon
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So, basically, she was a representative of a story that didn't like to be called an asspull?
Finally got around to watching the most recent Warehouse 13.
The Philo T Farnsworth house is just up the road from me. This amuses me to no end.
thanks for the reminder, DebetEsse! I just watched it, too. I like the hardware store kid and I see him as a potential boyfriend for Claudia, but, are we to infer the same from the tension between what-his-face and the Vet?
Also, the sketch at the end was drawn by Leena, and the significance to Mrs. Frederick is still a mystery, as are most things with her. And did the Mark Shepard character call her by a first name? Irene?
in re: the vet: I really hope not, quester. She was just irritating.
At some point, they are going to have to give us at least a couple answers about Mrs. Frederick.
I thought she was written to be irritating but I couldn't figure out why.
Wil Wheaton!
. . . Wil Wheaton is sexy! (?)
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Okay, I ship Jack/Tess over Jack/Allison, but I really like that he manned up and didn't fake his way through the relationship.
Yeah, that had some rightness to it.
Poor bees.