'Hell Bound'
A topic for the discussion of Doctor Who, Arrow, and The Flash. Beware possible invasions of iZombie, Sleepy Hollow, or pretty much any other "genre" (read: sci fi, superhero, or fantasy) show that captures our fancy. Expect adult content and discussion of the Big Gay Sex.
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Her cold feet were really bizarre. The underwater wedding was really sweet, though, so I'm going to write off the parts I didn't like as the aberration.
You are right about the annual event, though. Can the it's-a-newish-timeline explanation cover it?
By about halfway through the episode I was wondering if Carter might not be better off without her. The escalating hostility, lack of patience, and reluctance to let her family know about the wedding all seemed to come out of nowhere and really dispelled a lot of their appeal as a couple. And those issues don't seem like the sort Allison can just get over like her previous immature jealousy concerning Jo—they strike me as more warning flags that the marriage isn't a good idea rather than stumbling blocks that can be fixed with the application of a bit of common sense.
I was expecting a reveal of some kind of strife-causing maguffin for a while there, to tell the truth.
And I do hate the shortcut of introducing an annual event that's a total big deal, but somehow it didn't come up in any of the previous seasons *and* at least one of the residents needs to be brought up to speed on it.
All I could rationalize there was that Feynman Day didn't exist in the previous timeline. Except then why does Allison know about it?
And no, I did not like the sudden cold feet followed by magical revelation and insta-wedding.
Maybe there is mind altering going on. Unfortunately I bet it is just character yielding to plot.
BTW, the B plot in the latest Lost Girl was totally "The Bosses Wife" from Pulp Fiction.
Well, as is, it looks a bit strange in ways I wasn't expecting, but i continue to wish Colin had got it over Jerry O'Connell.
Allison and Jo were both incredibly irritating. On the other hand, Piranhaconda!
It looks like they might be planning to go with the initial Gary Oldman Dracula look for Grandpa.
Piranhaconda!
I can't believe you just said that.
That trailer's kind of great!
