Was it? I do need to rewatch it.
Yep. Echo says they have Alpha to thank for Haven.
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Was it? I do need to rewatch it.
Yep. Echo says they have Alpha to thank for Haven.
Ah! Interesting. At the time, we would have assumed that, like, he killed everyone there, so good for them.
I thought the abrupt end was an attempt to recreate the end to Dr. Horrible's Singalong Blog. I have a vague memory that ended abruptly mid-note.
It did, but very intentionally, as it went from the song to a mournful last word. This felt like it was just cut off by accident, with no deliberate punch at the end.
Paul in Ballard is definitely the haunting part of haughtingly.
Paul in Ballard is definitely the haunting part of haughtingly. Hau
ita's homage to the episode's end?
bwah!
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I need a hug. And a rewatch. And the only bad thing I can say about this ep is that besides non-American-Idol-of-few-years-back-reality-shows, there were never 2 characters I was least interested in than Echo and Ballard. And I didn't understand what happened at the very end, but I'll keep that to the rewatch. Quite a good finale.
And reference I'm sure Seska would understand - if someone had a drinking game to the implication of Simmel's prostitute-interaction, he/she were to be end up in a hospital with alcohol poisoning. And that was a shout-out for the "sociology at Berkeley".
God, so much interpretation needs to be done to give that show what it deserves. Though I felt like I didn't get some of the things I'm looking for in a TV show from it, it elevates by this aspect alone.
Uh, and that hug? Wouldn't mind it to be Enver's. Well, at least the bed is well equipped with a huggable dog, starving for attention.
(It's late and I'm tired, apologizes for typo/grammar)