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brokenrecordToday was my first time going to Symphony, so after school I drove Jackie, Emma, Ariel, Galaxy, and Mukul to Albertsons/Del Taco and we had dinner and then went back to school. Pretty uneventful day, but it was good.
Rory and Rory/Logan bothered me less this episode for some reason. I'm not sure why. I don't think it was anything in particular. If I went back through the episode more and thought about things I might find some more things that bugged me. I did kind of like her telling Logan that she loved him but saying he didn't have to say anything, and the continuity back to the first season with Dean (continuity is love).
The street name plotline was annoying. I mean, I understood Lorelai's argument, but it just seemed like it was like "Yay, new name! I don't really like the old one! ...wait, I hate this new name. And all these other possible new names. All I have to do is pay $100 to get the old name? NO. I REFUSE! I HAVE PRIDE!" blah. It was so pointless, too.
What I absolutely loved about the episode, though, was the end, with Richard bringing Lorelai her dollhouse and saying they needed to talk about Rory. It wasn't surprising since it was in the previews and all, but I love that it happened. I can't wait to see that scene extended in the next episode (at least, I'm assuming they'll pick up where they left off. In any case, I'll be happy for Lorelai and Richard to finally discuss Rory).
Hee. This show is so amusing. I need some MNiE icons.
lkjsfd I don't know what to say. I don't think much about it most other days of the week, but it's such a pleasure to watch it when it comes on. I'll be sad when House comes back and I'll have to go back to downloading it on Wednesday afternoons.
This episode was more gross than terrifying, which I can deal with much better.
It was a decent episode. Something felt kind of off to me, but I don't know what.
It kind of annoyed me that it took Sam awhile to realize that, hey! This guy that looks exactly like my brother may not actually be my brother as we are dealing with a SHAPESHIFTER here. I mean, good that he did eventually, but he did end up walking all the way to the car with him before thinking about testing him.
I liked them dealing with Sam and Dean's issues of Sam's college life and all, but I don't think we needed the whole episode to be about that, you know? I don't know. It just kind of seemed like the episode didn't push things further very much. I didn't dislike it, it just kind of felt like filler to me.
Next week looks like we'll be going back to scaring the shit out of me. What joy.
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Rory and Rory/Logan bothered me less this episode for some reason. I'm not sure why. I don't think it was anything in particular. If I went back through the episode more and thought about things I might find some more things that bugged me. I did kind of like her telling Logan that she loved him but saying he didn't have to say anything, and the continuity back to the first season with Dean (continuity is love).
The street name plotline was annoying. I mean, I understood Lorelai's argument, but it just seemed like it was like "Yay, new name! I don't really like the old one! ...wait, I hate this new name. And all these other possible new names. All I have to do is pay $100 to get the old name? NO. I REFUSE! I HAVE PRIDE!" blah. It was so pointless, too.
What I absolutely loved about the episode, though, was the end, with Richard bringing Lorelai her dollhouse and saying they needed to talk about Rory. It wasn't surprising since it was in the previews and all, but I love that it happened. I can't wait to see that scene extended in the next episode (at least, I'm assuming they'll pick up where they left off. In any case, I'll be happy for Lorelai and Richard to finally discuss Rory).
Hee. This show is so amusing. I need some MNiE icons.
lkjsfd I don't know what to say. I don't think much about it most other days of the week, but it's such a pleasure to watch it when it comes on. I'll be sad when House comes back and I'll have to go back to downloading it on Wednesday afternoons.
This episode was more gross than terrifying, which I can deal with much better.
It was a decent episode. Something felt kind of off to me, but I don't know what.
It kind of annoyed me that it took Sam awhile to realize that, hey! This guy that looks exactly like my brother may not actually be my brother as we are dealing with a SHAPESHIFTER here. I mean, good that he did eventually, but he did end up walking all the way to the car with him before thinking about testing him.
I liked them dealing with Sam and Dean's issues of Sam's college life and all, but I don't think we needed the whole episode to be about that, you know? I don't know. It just kind of seemed like the episode didn't push things further very much. I didn't dislike it, it just kind of felt like filler to me.
Next week looks like we'll be going back to scaring the shit out of me. What joy.
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1. One that makes you automatically think of me.
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Date: 2005-10-19 06:14 am (UTC)2.
3. .....I don't think there is one. :D
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Date: 2005-10-19 11:00 pm (UTC)2.
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Date: 2005-10-24 03:02 am (UTC)