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Apr. 3rd, 2012 07:58 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
geebsSo I was reading this TWoP article about other shows/movies/games from '99 that should get a reunion like American Pie is, and I had totally forgotten there was a Party of Five (pgv('What the hell is Party of Five?!')) spin off starring JLH's character. And that it had Jennifer Garner, post-Felicity, but before Alias. I think I did see one episode. I had no idea Abby from NCIS was also in it though.
TV commentary:
Being Human- I knew it! Henry was indeed just pretending to betray Aiden. Like I said last week, I'm skeptical Henry was going to turn on Aiden yet again! Henry tries to get Aiden to let Suren go, because Mother will never stop sending people after them. And they've vampires, so its not like they can wait it out, she can make it go on for centuries if she wants. Suren's the one who breaks though, not because she can't cut it on the run, but because she doesn't want Aiden to get hurt because of her. So, she goes back to Mother. But not before Aiden tries to get help from that one Dutchman, threatening him with revealing his cowardice on the night they faced the werewolf twins.
Sally tries to make amends with Zoe. She's still pissed over the whole shredding Nick thing, so much so that she's all, "eff ghosts!" and is no longer protecting the nursery. Because she blames ghosts for being a social outcast. Luckily, this ep has the deus ex machina of an eclipse causing weird supernatural stuff to occur, like ghosts that were shredded re-appearing. Specifically, Nick and Danny. Sally finds out the horrifying truth from them, that shredded ghosts are in a hellish limbo where they're in constant pain. Danny at least tells her he deserves what he got. Nick also helps Sally with Zoe, by lying to Zoe that he's happy and in a nice, peaceful place, and that she no longer has to worry about him.
In Josh's part of the story, some gossip-y friend of him and Julia's from Ithaca, Chelsea, is in town. They wonder what to do about their relationship status, because as soon as she finds out, they know she'll babble to their families. Josh goes to confront Ray, who's married with a family now. Heh, for a second it almost seems like Josh is thinking about the whole killing him to end the curse thing. But he's just there to talk. Heh, Ray actually thinks Josh is there to finally take him up on the whole father figure offer. In any case, he tells Josh his wife knows the truth, and that you can't hide that sort of thing from a loved one.
Heh, when Josh and Julia have dinner, when Julia ducks away to the bathroom, Chelsea warns Josh not to hurt Julia again, because everyone back home will truly hate him for it. Right when he's about to tell Jules the truth, the eclipse happens and Josh starts to change. I'm skeptical that after all these years, Josh has never experienced an eclipse, and thus didn't know this would happen.
Julia follows him, and see his transform, and is so shocked that she gets hit by a car. After the eclipse, Josh sees she's okay, and confesses the truth to her. Unfortunately, she actually is not okay. Since werewolves can see ghosts, he didn't realize he was actually talking to her ghost. So, yep, she's dead, and her door appears. (Heh, because Josh tells her the whole wolf thing is why he left her all those years ago, she has no unfinished business!) What the hell is everyone back in their hometown going to think, though? Particularly since Chelsea is such a gossip? She warns Josh not to hurt Julia again, and not a few hours later, she's dead?!
TV commentary:
Being Human- I knew it! Henry was indeed just pretending to betray Aiden. Like I said last week, I'm skeptical Henry was going to turn on Aiden yet again! Henry tries to get Aiden to let Suren go, because Mother will never stop sending people after them. And they've vampires, so its not like they can wait it out, she can make it go on for centuries if she wants. Suren's the one who breaks though, not because she can't cut it on the run, but because she doesn't want Aiden to get hurt because of her. So, she goes back to Mother. But not before Aiden tries to get help from that one Dutchman, threatening him with revealing his cowardice on the night they faced the werewolf twins.
Sally tries to make amends with Zoe. She's still pissed over the whole shredding Nick thing, so much so that she's all, "eff ghosts!" and is no longer protecting the nursery. Because she blames ghosts for being a social outcast. Luckily, this ep has the deus ex machina of an eclipse causing weird supernatural stuff to occur, like ghosts that were shredded re-appearing. Specifically, Nick and Danny. Sally finds out the horrifying truth from them, that shredded ghosts are in a hellish limbo where they're in constant pain. Danny at least tells her he deserves what he got. Nick also helps Sally with Zoe, by lying to Zoe that he's happy and in a nice, peaceful place, and that she no longer has to worry about him.
In Josh's part of the story, some gossip-y friend of him and Julia's from Ithaca, Chelsea, is in town. They wonder what to do about their relationship status, because as soon as she finds out, they know she'll babble to their families. Josh goes to confront Ray, who's married with a family now. Heh, for a second it almost seems like Josh is thinking about the whole killing him to end the curse thing. But he's just there to talk. Heh, Ray actually thinks Josh is there to finally take him up on the whole father figure offer. In any case, he tells Josh his wife knows the truth, and that you can't hide that sort of thing from a loved one.
Heh, when Josh and Julia have dinner, when Julia ducks away to the bathroom, Chelsea warns Josh not to hurt Julia again, because everyone back home will truly hate him for it. Right when he's about to tell Jules the truth, the eclipse happens and Josh starts to change. I'm skeptical that after all these years, Josh has never experienced an eclipse, and thus didn't know this would happen.
Julia follows him, and see his transform, and is so shocked that she gets hit by a car. After the eclipse, Josh sees she's okay, and confesses the truth to her. Unfortunately, she actually is not okay. Since werewolves can see ghosts, he didn't realize he was actually talking to her ghost. So, yep, she's dead, and her door appears. (Heh, because Josh tells her the whole wolf thing is why he left her all those years ago, she has no unfinished business!) What the hell is everyone back in their hometown going to think, though? Particularly since Chelsea is such a gossip? She warns Josh not to hurt Julia again, and not a few hours later, she's dead?!
