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TV
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FNL:
I'm a broken record.
How incredibly cute were Matt and Julie?
How insanely destructive and angsty is Tim Riggins?
How utterly awesome is Tammy?
LOST
Oh geez god, it's a Jack episode. ::head desk:
DULL...er DAYS
And, heh, I think I ruffled a few feathers in the TWOP Days thread by being one of the ones confessing to something other than eternal blind devotion to the Steve and Kayla pairing. I mean, I like the pair well enough. They were the two characters who sucked me into the show back in 1985. But, jeez, there are people convinced that this couple shits gold and that theirs is the truest true love that ever trued anywhere on TV EVAH!!!
The truth is, though I like them well enough as a couple, I always saw Kayla as excessively passive -- a swooning, long-suffering martyr of a soft-spoken, in need of rescue heroine. I like the pairing (primarily because of Steve), but never identified with Kayla worth squat. (And it's not that the actress is spineless. She certainly had spine enough for three characters when she was the bitchy Katherine on GH. It's the character not the actress who at times veers towards the excessively sacchrine. I shudder to think what Kayla would be like with some of the other actresses who have populated the show. . . and I'm sure to hear (again!) about daring to make such a criticism of Patch and Kayla. :)
FNL:
I'm a broken record.
How incredibly cute were Matt and Julie?
How insanely destructive and angsty is Tim Riggins?
How utterly awesome is Tammy?
LOST
Oh geez god, it's a Jack episode. ::head desk:
DULL...er DAYS
And, heh, I think I ruffled a few feathers in the TWOP Days thread by being one of the ones confessing to something other than eternal blind devotion to the Steve and Kayla pairing. I mean, I like the pair well enough. They were the two characters who sucked me into the show back in 1985. But, jeez, there are people convinced that this couple shits gold and that theirs is the truest true love that ever trued anywhere on TV EVAH!!!
The truth is, though I like them well enough as a couple, I always saw Kayla as excessively passive -- a swooning, long-suffering martyr of a soft-spoken, in need of rescue heroine. I like the pairing (primarily because of Steve), but never identified with Kayla worth squat. (And it's not that the actress is spineless. She certainly had spine enough for three characters when she was the bitchy Katherine on GH. It's the character not the actress who at times veers towards the excessively sacchrine. I shudder to think what Kayla would be like with some of the other actresses who have populated the show. . . and I'm sure to hear (again!) about daring to make such a criticism of Patch and Kayla. :)