Awwww, I like Lacey better knowing that she has the good taste to have little tweeny friends who think winning with science is awesome.
True...at least she has good taste in something...
You just know that someday he and Megan will be working late one evening and out of the blue he'll be all, "Can I braid your hair? ...Why are you looking at me like that? THREE SISTERS."
WAAAAAAAAANT. Alternately, maybe he could finally get fed up with her lax attitude toward keeping her hair out of the corpses' innards and stealthily put it in a bun for her while she's occupied with poking and scalpels?
Lol, maternal!Peter.
Indeed. Awww. (Although I don't remember my carpools featuring snacks. I think the most I ever got out of someone's parent was when a guy's dad offered us all quarters if we could learn all the states' capitols in second grade. [Probably relevant: This was on the way to a gifted program we were all in.] Thus began my lifelong appreciation for random geographical trivia.)
OMGFLAIL!!!
It would be SO CUTE.
Well, to be fair, they don't seem to have any office space there WITHOUT giant window-walls. Such a hardship!
Bathroom? Although that might be even skeevier. (Also, seriously, the growth plates Kate mentioned were surer proof than the method they originally went with. Why not just do that?)
Yeaaaahhh. I wonder how Megan ended up with him in the first place. Maybe he was only proto-obnoxious 13 years ago?
I've wondered that since the pilot. So far, there's absolutely nothing likeable about this guy. Maybe her mother set them up, and she kept going out with him just to keep her mom happy? Wait, she wouldn't care about that. Yeah, I got nothing. I also wonder what on earth possessed her to have a child. I'm thinking Lacey was a surprise, or else Todd really wanted a kid. They really need to have a scene between them where they make it vaguely plausible that they loved each other once.
I feel like that was a shout-out to some reality home makeover-type show, but I have no idea which one.
A reality show where construction day laborers compete to get a contract to make over someone's kitchen? I guess that would fit right in with the Dirty Manly Men Doing Dirty Manly Things...I mean History Channel.
Oh PLEEEEEEEASE let it be natural causes! The last thing we need is another procedural with an unsolved-parent-murder mystery, ugh.
Oh, you knooooooow they're gonna milk that one! But seriously, it seemed more like natural causes than anything, the way they put it. Though I'm betting come season finale time, it will turn out to have been something quite different...
She's lucky this is a procedural and not a horror movie!
Indeed!
And yes, she so should have called someone (*ahemPeter*)
*ahem ahem*
to at least mention where she was headed considered THERE WAS A MURDERER ON THE LOOSE.
There MUST have been a lecture after this. Presumably with raised voices.
(Speaking of which, it's sad when the victim looks like an even worse parent than Megan. Seriously, you come home to find your husband murdered and your FIRST ASSUMPTION is that your wimpy emo teen did it? To the point that you're not really interested in pursuing other theories? That's harsh.)
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Date: 2011-05-05 03:02 am (UTC)Sewwiously.
Awwww, I like Lacey better knowing that she has the good taste to have little tweeny friends who think winning with science is awesome.
True...at least she has good taste in something...
You just know that someday he and Megan will be working late one evening and out of the blue he'll be all, "Can I braid your hair? ...Why are you looking at me like that? THREE SISTERS."
WAAAAAAAAANT. Alternately, maybe he could finally get fed up with her lax attitude toward keeping her hair out of the corpses' innards and stealthily put it in a bun for her while she's occupied with poking and scalpels?
Lol, maternal!Peter.
Indeed. Awww. (Although I don't remember my carpools featuring snacks. I think the most I ever got out of someone's parent was when a guy's dad offered us all quarters if we could learn all the states' capitols in second grade. [Probably relevant: This was on the way to a gifted program we were all in.] Thus began my lifelong appreciation for random geographical trivia.)
OMGFLAIL!!!
It would be SO CUTE.
Well, to be fair, they don't seem to have any office space there WITHOUT giant window-walls. Such a hardship!
Bathroom? Although that might be even skeevier. (Also, seriously, the growth plates Kate mentioned were surer proof than the method they originally went with. Why not just do that?)
Yeaaaahhh. I wonder how Megan ended up with him in the first place. Maybe he was only proto-obnoxious 13 years ago?
I've wondered that since the pilot. So far, there's absolutely nothing likeable about this guy. Maybe her mother set them up, and she kept going out with him just to keep her mom happy? Wait, she wouldn't care about that. Yeah, I got nothing. I also wonder what on earth possessed her to have a child. I'm thinking Lacey was a surprise, or else Todd really wanted a kid. They really need to have a scene between them where they make it vaguely plausible that they loved each other once.
I feel like that was a shout-out to some reality home makeover-type show, but I have no idea which one.
A reality show where construction day laborers compete to get a contract to make over someone's kitchen? I guess that would fit right in with the Dirty Manly Men Doing Dirty Manly Things...I mean History Channel.
Oh PLEEEEEEEASE let it be natural causes! The last thing we need is another procedural with an unsolved-parent-murder mystery, ugh.
Oh, you knooooooow they're gonna milk that one! But seriously, it seemed more like natural causes than anything, the way they put it. Though I'm betting come season finale time, it will turn out to have been something quite different...
She's lucky this is a procedural and not a horror movie!
Indeed!
And yes, she so should have called someone (*ahemPeter*)
*ahem ahem*
to at least mention where she was headed considered THERE WAS A MURDERER ON THE LOOSE.
There MUST have been a lecture after this. Presumably with raised voices.
(Speaking of which, it's sad when the victim looks like an even worse parent than Megan. Seriously, you come home to find your husband murdered and your FIRST ASSUMPTION is that your wimpy emo teen did it? To the point that you're not really interested in pursuing other theories? That's harsh.)
Yeeeaaaaaah. She was special.