Paul in Ballard is definitely the haunting part of haughtingly.
Joyce ,'Never Leave Me'
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Paul in Ballard is definitely the haunting part of haughtingly. Hau
ita's homage to the episode's end?
bwah!
I think you're
Something like...
and then
Surely I interrupt something here
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)
Sweetly haunting is a good assessment.
Alpha finding his inner peace would have been a BIG thread I'd like to know more about
Someone needs to write the novel, I, Alpha.
Someone needs to write the novel, I, Alpha.
Or possibly, a novel that suggests better use to the title "Mein Kampf".
Okay, so there is an Epitaph I? I thought we were supposed to fill in the blanks ourselves, but you're saying there is one? Where?
it was an episode on the season 1 dvd set that was not aired on Fox.