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May. 20th, 2013 11:10 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
geebsTV commentary:
Defiance- The Defiance-themed commercials are kinda weird- I mean, they had that one Axe one with one of those big artificial soldier guys, but the Dodge Charger one was kinda cool. Also, I'm kinda amused that we've only seen "Rollers" up to this point (and I guess a low rider), but since when do the Defiance cops have modded Dodge Chargers. (Which, that Dodge commercial, are they implying Dodge was still making Chargers even after the chaos of these aliens arriving and war, or is that Charger supposed to be the same one the whole time, like they're all, that's how long the car will last?)
And things are getting too real for Kenya, so she basically dumps Nolan. Well, they were obviously pushing Amanda and Nolan together, so I suppose they need her to step aside. Also, apparently Nolan is wanted for rescuing Irisa all those years ago? And the Doc is a war criminal? Well, I guess we don't know she's a war criminal, only that she's a fellow inventor that an actual war criminal admires. But if a guy who's wanted for creating horrible weapons of mass destruction admires someone else for their inventions, it stands to reason they were also doing something that could be considered "war crimes".
And apparently the living Mccawley son sees the ghost of his dead brother. Obviously, he can't randomly be crazy. So that artifact has something to do with it. That was interesting though, when he was strangling Eloise Hawking's henchman, was the henchman just shocked he was getting strangled, or did he actually see the dead brother? It seemed like he was focused in the direction of him as he was dying, as if he could see him.
Warehouse 13- I've said it before, but does Nora Zehtner look very similar to Rachel Bilson? As do Polly Walker and Melinda Clarke. Well, not so much lately, since the former has gained some weight. But its like former OC actress lookalike day. Weird, so Kelly Hu is Leena's replacement? I was curious though, when they say she's seen what Artie's going through, did she mean in general, or was the person she cared for involved with the Warehouse? Though I would've thought Artie would know who she was since he's been working there for decades and would know if any former warehouse peeps went kinda nuts and needed therapy and had an asian wife/daughter/sister.
I mean, I guess they could've brought her in for her expertise in the field of psychotherapy, but it seems like a stretch if they only just then told her about the warehouse just to help Artie. Like I would guess they would find someone who is already somewhat familiar with the warehouse, because trying to help someone while trying to wrap one's head around the existence of the stuff of the warehouse is kinda big. Although that is kinda crazy that they brought the old magician guy there because they felt bad for him. Its like, "Oh, we feel sorry for you, so here's like one of the biggest secrets in the world!" I mean, aren't the Regents uber-strict?!
Defiance- The Defiance-themed commercials are kinda weird- I mean, they had that one Axe one with one of those big artificial soldier guys, but the Dodge Charger one was kinda cool. Also, I'm kinda amused that we've only seen "Rollers" up to this point (and I guess a low rider), but since when do the Defiance cops have modded Dodge Chargers. (Which, that Dodge commercial, are they implying Dodge was still making Chargers even after the chaos of these aliens arriving and war, or is that Charger supposed to be the same one the whole time, like they're all, that's how long the car will last?)
And things are getting too real for Kenya, so she basically dumps Nolan. Well, they were obviously pushing Amanda and Nolan together, so I suppose they need her to step aside. Also, apparently Nolan is wanted for rescuing Irisa all those years ago? And the Doc is a war criminal? Well, I guess we don't know she's a war criminal, only that she's a fellow inventor that an actual war criminal admires. But if a guy who's wanted for creating horrible weapons of mass destruction admires someone else for their inventions, it stands to reason they were also doing something that could be considered "war crimes".
And apparently the living Mccawley son sees the ghost of his dead brother. Obviously, he can't randomly be crazy. So that artifact has something to do with it. That was interesting though, when he was strangling Eloise Hawking's henchman, was the henchman just shocked he was getting strangled, or did he actually see the dead brother? It seemed like he was focused in the direction of him as he was dying, as if he could see him.
Warehouse 13- I've said it before, but does Nora Zehtner look very similar to Rachel Bilson? As do Polly Walker and Melinda Clarke. Well, not so much lately, since the former has gained some weight. But its like former OC actress lookalike day. Weird, so Kelly Hu is Leena's replacement? I was curious though, when they say she's seen what Artie's going through, did she mean in general, or was the person she cared for involved with the Warehouse? Though I would've thought Artie would know who she was since he's been working there for decades and would know if any former warehouse peeps went kinda nuts and needed therapy and had an asian wife/daughter/sister.
I mean, I guess they could've brought her in for her expertise in the field of psychotherapy, but it seems like a stretch if they only just then told her about the warehouse just to help Artie. Like I would guess they would find someone who is already somewhat familiar with the warehouse, because trying to help someone while trying to wrap one's head around the existence of the stuff of the warehouse is kinda big. Although that is kinda crazy that they brought the old magician guy there because they felt bad for him. Its like, "Oh, we feel sorry for you, so here's like one of the biggest secrets in the world!" I mean, aren't the Regents uber-strict?!
