If I were Jack Black, they would love me
Sep. 23rd, 2008 09:07 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
geebsTV Commentary:
On Prison Break, didn't they say Mahone's wife was in protective custody? So how the hell did she get to LA to sneak a gun to Mahone?! Its ashamed that they ended up rekindling their relationship over the death of their son.
Ah, on NCIS, I knew it! Well, even though I was thinking it would be totally convoluted, I was thinking the new director had reassigned Gibbs' team and gave him a new one for some secret purpose. And it was- to get Mcgee and Ziva (but not Tony?) into position to work on finding some leak, while putting the top 3 suspects on Gibbs team to see if his instincts would flush the traitor out.
Ah, I was thinking it was going to be Lee- I guess it was shades of Bones, where they're going for a big twist by making the comic relief from the previous seasons (what with her and Palmer screwing around all over the place, trying not to get caught), be a nefarious spy. I mean, it couldn't be the ex-FBI guy, because it seemed like they suspected him too much for it to actually be him. But then they glommed it on to her, which made me think it was going to be the Mcgee with bad hair equivalent, because they were so focused on Lee and Seven Days guy. Like when there was all this evidence pointing to Lee, I was thinking that they were just using this to out Lee and Palmer's relationship for laughs.
But then when they had Seven Days guy and Lee march over to Building 3, its like, he seemed like he's legitimately curious and wanting to investigate things to earn brownie points, so even though once they got to the building they'd tried to make it look like he was trying to kill her, I knew it was a fake out. Particularly when Lee was able to call Gibbs- if he wanted to shoot her, he had her dead to rights. Either he would've killed her, or she would've killed him. I couldn't imagine a scenario where she'd be able to actually have warned Gibbs.
But as I suspected after that, she was the traitor, even though the end tried to make it look sad because she was no longer part of the A-team. Oh, and Summer Roberts and Ziva having the same father. cliffV('What's up with that?!')
Privileged- as I said before, even though they're trying to tout Megan as the new Rory Gilmore, its eerie how much her mannerisms are actually more Lorelai Gilmore. Seriously, its like she's trying to channel a mid-20s version of Lorelai, particularly the way she talks. And are Rose and Sage supposed to be fraternal twins, or is Sage older? I guess its just the difference in sizes- Rose is kinda petite while Sage is way taller, so its hard to not think Sage is like a year older. Interesting, they seem to be going the route that Sage is actually pretty smart so even with all the constant partying, it doesn't hurt her academically one bit, whereas Rose isn't exactly dumb, it just doesn't come as easy to her as it does her sister. So while its fine for Sage to blow off everything and party- it actually hurts Rose in the academic department. And alas, even though she wants to try harder and not be another dumb bimbo, her peers seem to be pulling her down. And its ashame Sage is doing it also, but it seems less, "school is for geeks, party hard" and more scared of being apart from Rose.
I'm curious how long that will go on for, where Sage's jealousy of Megan continues to hold Rose back because she doesn't want the two of them hanging out and Megan stealing Rose away from her. Ha, I'm amused how Rose is all, "You can go without me, I don't mind!" like doesn't she realize her sister is totally freaked about doing anything without her? Though that was a nice moment at the end, where Rose's insistence on studying actually gets Sage to stay and start helping Rose figure out her schoolwork. So I guess their close bond might actually start working in a good way, so rather than Sage holding Rose back, Rose's being all adamant in studying will cause Sage to ease up on her party girl ways.
On Prison Break, didn't they say Mahone's wife was in protective custody? So how the hell did she get to LA to sneak a gun to Mahone?! Its ashamed that they ended up rekindling their relationship over the death of their son.
Ah, on NCIS, I knew it! Well, even though I was thinking it would be totally convoluted, I was thinking the new director had reassigned Gibbs' team and gave him a new one for some secret purpose. And it was- to get Mcgee and Ziva (but not Tony?) into position to work on finding some leak, while putting the top 3 suspects on Gibbs team to see if his instincts would flush the traitor out.
Ah, I was thinking it was going to be Lee- I guess it was shades of Bones, where they're going for a big twist by making the comic relief from the previous seasons (what with her and Palmer screwing around all over the place, trying not to get caught), be a nefarious spy. I mean, it couldn't be the ex-FBI guy, because it seemed like they suspected him too much for it to actually be him. But then they glommed it on to her, which made me think it was going to be the Mcgee with bad hair equivalent, because they were so focused on Lee and Seven Days guy. Like when there was all this evidence pointing to Lee, I was thinking that they were just using this to out Lee and Palmer's relationship for laughs.
But then when they had Seven Days guy and Lee march over to Building 3, its like, he seemed like he's legitimately curious and wanting to investigate things to earn brownie points, so even though once they got to the building they'd tried to make it look like he was trying to kill her, I knew it was a fake out. Particularly when Lee was able to call Gibbs- if he wanted to shoot her, he had her dead to rights. Either he would've killed her, or she would've killed him. I couldn't imagine a scenario where she'd be able to actually have warned Gibbs.
But as I suspected after that, she was the traitor, even though the end tried to make it look sad because she was no longer part of the A-team. Oh, and Summer Roberts and Ziva having the same father. cliffV('What's up with that?!')
Privileged- as I said before, even though they're trying to tout Megan as the new Rory Gilmore, its eerie how much her mannerisms are actually more Lorelai Gilmore. Seriously, its like she's trying to channel a mid-20s version of Lorelai, particularly the way she talks. And are Rose and Sage supposed to be fraternal twins, or is Sage older? I guess its just the difference in sizes- Rose is kinda petite while Sage is way taller, so its hard to not think Sage is like a year older. Interesting, they seem to be going the route that Sage is actually pretty smart so even with all the constant partying, it doesn't hurt her academically one bit, whereas Rose isn't exactly dumb, it just doesn't come as easy to her as it does her sister. So while its fine for Sage to blow off everything and party- it actually hurts Rose in the academic department. And alas, even though she wants to try harder and not be another dumb bimbo, her peers seem to be pulling her down. And its ashame Sage is doing it also, but it seems less, "school is for geeks, party hard" and more scared of being apart from Rose.
I'm curious how long that will go on for, where Sage's jealousy of Megan continues to hold Rose back because she doesn't want the two of them hanging out and Megan stealing Rose away from her. Ha, I'm amused how Rose is all, "You can go without me, I don't mind!" like doesn't she realize her sister is totally freaked about doing anything without her? Though that was a nice moment at the end, where Rose's insistence on studying actually gets Sage to stay and start helping Rose figure out her schoolwork. So I guess their close bond might actually start working in a good way, so rather than Sage holding Rose back, Rose's being all adamant in studying will cause Sage to ease up on her party girl ways.
