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Boxed Set, Vol. V: Just a Hint of Denial and a Dash of Retcon
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Lost Girl Finale: So Kenzie is now Bo's twin? Dark Bo? A twin succubus? Just looks like Bo? Who knows. Makes as little sense as anything in this series. Also, a gut wound gets healed by cauterization? No need for antibiotics, strict bed rest, or feeding via IV because you can't handle food in your gut? And poisoning the person the Garuda is possessing kills the Garuda? Added bonus: healing that person does not heal the Garuda.
So, was that the worst fucking set of fight scenes I have ever fucking seen. Do you think they ran out of $$? I am still so mad at the fight scenes against the Garuda. It is like you could hear them counting between strikes.
Heh. Don't really notice fight scenes on that level. (And whatever your response to that ita !'s is probably double.) However even I noticed that the Garuda had the magic power of making its opponent wait for it to finish boasting before trying to hit back.
I mean wtf was that?
I thought it was serious weak sauce that there were better fights in season 1 than that piece of trash that was the finale in season 2.
I almost would have rather all that shit happen off stage than what we saw. It was just awful. And then it was - everyone wait your turn to fight. Like a bad, old, kung-fu movie.
There was a moment when I thought the Garuda had tricked them somehow and they were fighting innocent bystanders. I was a little disappointed that wasn't the case.
No idea what was going on at the end.
I could have lived without the voiceover, but I rather enjoyed that episode. I mean, you're going to have a hard time going terribly wrong with me and serious consideration of ethical dilemmas. But I liked the not-too-OTT Western-y-ness (and the discussion of the relationship between "the West" and the Civil War was nice). And that it was deeply continuous with character arcs and whatnot.
eta: Someone on Tumblr was complaining that "Susan" was a fail-y joke, and I get the logic, but I think hating on it is a bit harsh.
I also liked it. could have used a bit more Rory, but I always want more Rory.
I thought it was boring, and Ben Browder was wasted. I was sleepy, though, so that never helps.
Ben Browder was wasted.
I thought he was a lot better used here than he was on Chuck.