- Yay, Kristin gets to sing! ...That possibly went on a little long. But still, yay.
Ah, nothing like a giant awkward musical scene obviously shoehorned in because you've got yourselves a Kristin Chenoweth to show off. Alas. She pulled it off pretty well, though.
They seem to be using the narrator much, much better this time around. I like it when he's used more as a segue than a walking example of why "show, don't tell" is a good maxim.
He is getting better, but I still wish they'd back off a bit with him. Or else encourage the snark. Muahah.
- Are there more commercial breaks than average in this program? Sure feels like it.
Ugh, I thought it was just me and my sheltered non-commercial-viewing existence. It felt like every scene had commercials shoved in between. And I have no idea which demographic they're aiming for. Shallow young mothers? Is that even a real demographic?
- Aww, bodybag kiss.
So convenient to have the world's only *clear* bodybags... And I worried about their suffocating... Then again, I guess I can't complain about realism when they've got people dressed up as dandelions... plus the whole zombie thing...
- OMG, I think the holding-hands-though-the-car-glove put me into insulin shock, but it was so adorable I don't care.
I think that pretty much sums up their entire relationship. If it weren't for the dead things and snark, I'd be gagging. But it IS adorable. Especially because Lee Pace does "smitten" so well.
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Date: 2007-10-11 05:23 am (UTC)YES.
- Yay, Kristin gets to sing! ...That possibly went on a little long. But still, yay.
Ah, nothing like a giant awkward musical scene obviously shoehorned in because you've got yourselves a Kristin Chenoweth to show off. Alas. She pulled it off pretty well, though.
They seem to be using the narrator much, much better this time around. I like it when he's used more as a segue than a walking example of why "show, don't tell" is a good maxim.
He is getting better, but I still wish they'd back off a bit with him. Or else encourage the snark. Muahah.
- Are there more commercial breaks than average in this program? Sure feels like it.
Ugh, I thought it was just me and my sheltered non-commercial-viewing existence. It felt like every scene had commercials shoved in between. And I have no idea which demographic they're aiming for. Shallow young mothers? Is that even a real demographic?
- Aww, bodybag kiss.
So convenient to have the world's only *clear* bodybags... And I worried about their suffocating... Then again, I guess I can't complain about realism when they've got people dressed up as dandelions... plus the whole zombie thing...
- OMG, I think the holding-hands-though-the-car-glove put me into insulin shock, but it was so adorable I don't care.
I think that pretty much sums up their entire relationship. If it weren't for the dead things and snark, I'd be gagging. But it IS adorable. Especially because Lee Pace does "smitten" so well.