Castle, etc.

[icepixie]

Well, that was less than thrilling, although the steampunk party was worth the price of admission. (Seriously, NO TEENAGER IS GOING TO TALK LIKE THAT TO HER FATHER. OY.) I did enjoy the Ryan and Esposito stuff. I think if I were tuning in for the first time, I would have automatically assumed they were a couple from their interactions this week. Ryan seemed to know an awful lot about Esposito's whereabouts and health.

I also watched the last episodes of Fringe S1 yesterday, and...wow. That final shot. Man. I was pleased to see that the theory I was most sure about, our Peter having come from an alternate universe, was true. Also, Leonard Nimoy will never not be Spock. Ever. (All through the last two episodes, I could just hear J.J. Abrams going, "HEY GUYS, MY VERSION OF STAR TREK IS COMING OUT THIS MONTH! YOU SHOULD GO WATCH IT!")

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[icepixie]

I have to admit, the new boyfriend is so obviously a stalling tactic on the part of the writers that I'm finding it difficult to dredge up any sort of care about him. Maybe it's saying something about Beckett; whatever it is, for me it's been completely drowned out by the blaring sirens of "WE'RE STALLING TO KEEP THE UST UNRESOLVED!" So I am choosing to completely ignore him and focus on the humor in the show.

Wow, sorry, didn't mean to get my bitterness all over you...

[fallingtowers]

Nah, don't worry. When I am dissatisfied with a book or show, I usually don't hold back, either. ;) And I actually share your opinion that the new BF is a stalling tactic, but I remain cautiously optimistic that he will also serve a purpose for exploring Beckett's character a little more.

[icepixie]

And I actually share your opinion that the new BF is a stalling tactic, but I remain cautiously optimistic that he will also serve a purpose for exploring Beckett's character a little more.

We can hope! :)