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geebsTV commentary:
So I saw an ep of I love the 2000s on VH-1, and they were doing 2008. Which, the Dark Knight was in frickin' 2008?! I didn't think it was that long ago!
Criminal Minds- So the other day, I was watching some Criminal Minds re-runs on ION or A&E, and it was the two parter where Tim Curry was the bad guy. So, I know I saw both eps, because, well, let me put it under a spoiler cut just in case, even though its from a few years ago. So I was saying, I know I saw both eps, because I remember Morgan straight up executing Tim Curry at the end. Well, he had warned him to drop his weapon, and Tim Curry made no move to, but its not like he pointed it threateningly at anyone at that point Morgan emptied his clip into him. (I actually thought I commented on this very scene years ago, but can't find anything checking the criminal minds tag on my lj)
But yeah, I had always wondered why the Ellie girl was in foster care (as said in the ep with the 12 year old killer kid, where it started with him murdering a family while that one Fitz and the Tantrums video was playing on a TV in the background) since I remember Tim Curry killed Eric Close, but his sister was still alive. Apparently, I missed a throw away line near the end of the 2nd ep where Emily tells Morgan the sister died in surgery. Well, that and the fact that Tim Curry had beat her so bad when he was assaulting her that he caved in her ribs. I mean, she seemed totally fine! Well, not fine, but certainly not dying.
Owel, Ellie Spicer being in foster care was always one of the biggest mysteries to me on this show, but now I know!
Rush- So yeah, this show, he is kinda an evil version of Hankmed. Well, evil is not the right word. Its like on Royal Pains, they are a concierge medical service, but they're like really nice and stuff. This show, they're sort of running a concierge medical service, or rather, medical service on call for cash up front. But its all shady and stuff, like he's treating drug dealers (well, in his defense, its not his normal clientele) and people trying to avoid scandal. I mean, one of his clients is some major league baseball player who beats his wife, and he calls Rush to patch her up. But Rush isn't totally callous and uncaring- he feels guilty and angry about this. Not enough to not take the guy's money, and I mean, the lady does need patching up. But after the guy beats her unconscious, Rush sends her to the hospital via his special unmarked ambulance guy friend, then beats the player up with one of his bats.
Hmm, the pilot lists Odette Annable as a guest star, but she also seems like she's the love interest. Or one of the love interests. She did get a job in LA, but given their history, he claims he'll avoid her per her wishes.
Married and You're the Worst- Checked these out on FX. They had some funny moments, but they're also weird. Like the plot with the husband on Married was kinda insane. But hey, I like Judy Greer. And ooh, quick appearance by total hottie Alexandra Daddario!
You're the Worst was also surprisingly graphic with the sex. I mean, you don't see anything, but still see more than I'd expect from a non-HBO show. I guess its at 1030. But I've liked Aya Cash since Traffic (the short lived Fox sitcom that was produced by my cousin's husband that had Roy from the Office and the Filipina chick who plays the Asian friend in like almost everything, not the ensemble movie about the drug trade) I'm not sure how it will go as a show, since it seems more like a romantic comedy movie. They're both crappy people with commitment issues! It may just work between them! Strangely enough, imdb lists it as a TV-movie rather than a show.
Also, the bride in the beginning is played by the chick who voices Korra- its like whenever I see her in things now, all I can think is, "Hey, its Korra!"
So I saw an ep of I love the 2000s on VH-1, and they were doing 2008. Which, the Dark Knight was in frickin' 2008?! I didn't think it was that long ago!
Criminal Minds- So the other day, I was watching some Criminal Minds re-runs on ION or A&E, and it was the two parter where Tim Curry was the bad guy. So, I know I saw both eps, because, well, let me put it under a spoiler cut just in case, even though its from a few years ago. So I was saying, I know I saw both eps, because I remember Morgan straight up executing Tim Curry at the end. Well, he had warned him to drop his weapon, and Tim Curry made no move to, but its not like he pointed it threateningly at anyone at that point Morgan emptied his clip into him. (I actually thought I commented on this very scene years ago, but can't find anything checking the criminal minds tag on my lj)
But yeah, I had always wondered why the Ellie girl was in foster care (as said in the ep with the 12 year old killer kid, where it started with him murdering a family while that one Fitz and the Tantrums video was playing on a TV in the background) since I remember Tim Curry killed Eric Close, but his sister was still alive. Apparently, I missed a throw away line near the end of the 2nd ep where Emily tells Morgan the sister died in surgery. Well, that and the fact that Tim Curry had beat her so bad when he was assaulting her that he caved in her ribs. I mean, she seemed totally fine! Well, not fine, but certainly not dying.
Owel, Ellie Spicer being in foster care was always one of the biggest mysteries to me on this show, but now I know!
Rush- So yeah, this show, he is kinda an evil version of Hankmed. Well, evil is not the right word. Its like on Royal Pains, they are a concierge medical service, but they're like really nice and stuff. This show, they're sort of running a concierge medical service, or rather, medical service on call for cash up front. But its all shady and stuff, like he's treating drug dealers (well, in his defense, its not his normal clientele) and people trying to avoid scandal. I mean, one of his clients is some major league baseball player who beats his wife, and he calls Rush to patch her up. But Rush isn't totally callous and uncaring- he feels guilty and angry about this. Not enough to not take the guy's money, and I mean, the lady does need patching up. But after the guy beats her unconscious, Rush sends her to the hospital via his special unmarked ambulance guy friend, then beats the player up with one of his bats.
Hmm, the pilot lists Odette Annable as a guest star, but she also seems like she's the love interest. Or one of the love interests. She did get a job in LA, but given their history, he claims he'll avoid her per her wishes.
Married and You're the Worst- Checked these out on FX. They had some funny moments, but they're also weird. Like the plot with the husband on Married was kinda insane. But hey, I like Judy Greer. And ooh, quick appearance by total hottie Alexandra Daddario!
You're the Worst was also surprisingly graphic with the sex. I mean, you don't see anything, but still see more than I'd expect from a non-HBO show. I guess its at 1030. But I've liked Aya Cash since Traffic (the short lived Fox sitcom that was produced by my cousin's husband that had Roy from the Office and the Filipina chick who plays the Asian friend in like almost everything, not the ensemble movie about the drug trade) I'm not sure how it will go as a show, since it seems more like a romantic comedy movie. They're both crappy people with commitment issues! It may just work between them! Strangely enough, imdb lists it as a TV-movie rather than a show.
Also, the bride in the beginning is played by the chick who voices Korra- its like whenever I see her in things now, all I can think is, "Hey, its Korra!"
