We didn't even make to the end of the season without Megan's father's death getting suspicious overtones!
ARG. I was thinking, "PLEASE let it be JUST a suicide! You don't see that often in crime-show parents! Let her just deal with that angst!" But no. Now it's Huntington's/murder. Ugh. (And by now House has trained me to go "HUNTINGTON'S ARG STABSTABSTAB" so that didn't help much either.)
(Also, dammit, I know the whole thing has aired in dubbed versions in Europe, and I know that by sometime in July I will be at a breaking point and will have downloaded said dubs, and be trying to understand them with, I dunno, Google Translate. ARGH.)
Lol at the depths of your desperation! coughcoughsendmethefileswhenyou'redonecough
Wait, Peter got all ragey at drug dealer dude? Really? Since when does he lose his cool?
Geez, you let the boys go off on their own tangent for FIVE MINUTES, and they go all testosterone-crazed! They need a woman to chaperon them at all times!
(And since when does Ethan call him Pete?)
Since Ethan has incorrect personal boundaries, stemming from guinea pig trauma? (Awww.)
On the one hand, it makes the entire show look even more unprofessional; on the other hand, it makes Megan's gross violations of what MEs actually do stand out less, and I'm more able to believe that this takes place in an alternate universe which has very different approaches to investigating crime than our own.
*facepalm*
I loled at Megan passing the buck on informing the girl's family to Peter, who promptly passed it to Ethan.
And... somehow Peter completely escaped any blame for this? Suave.
I'm kind of in love with Bud making a comparison to freaking Tosca. Bwahahahaha! Non-stereotypical interests FTW!
\o/
Er, Curtis? Aren't you an ME? Why did Megan have to explain elements of decomposition to you?
He's not an ME, he's a HAMMER! Lol!
It'll be like the blind leading the blind.
...now I want to see her give him acting-human advice, and them both acting on it, and the spectacular failures that result.
I also very much approve of them getting all gloved up and working on the body together. (That...didn't sound that dirty in my head, but whatever, I'm going with it.)
facepalms aside, I like how Kate wore armpit-length gloves, and yet still didn't bother with a hairnet. Sigh.
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Date: 2011-05-11 01:18 pm (UTC)ARG. I was thinking, "PLEASE let it be JUST a suicide! You don't see that often in crime-show parents! Let her just deal with that angst!" But no. Now it's Huntington's/murder. Ugh. (And by now House has trained me to go "HUNTINGTON'S ARG STABSTABSTAB" so that didn't help much either.)
(Also, dammit, I know the whole thing has aired in dubbed versions in Europe, and I know that by sometime in July I will be at a breaking point and will have downloaded said dubs, and be trying to understand them with, I dunno, Google Translate. ARGH.)
Lol at the depths of your desperation! coughcoughsendmethefileswhenyou'redonecough
Wait, Peter got all ragey at drug dealer dude? Really? Since when does he lose his cool?
Geez, you let the boys go off on their own tangent for FIVE MINUTES, and they go all testosterone-crazed! They need a woman to chaperon them at all times!
(And since when does Ethan call him Pete?)
Since Ethan has incorrect personal boundaries, stemming from guinea pig trauma? (Awww.)
On the one hand, it makes the entire show look even more unprofessional; on the other hand, it makes Megan's gross violations of what MEs actually do stand out less, and I'm more able to believe that this takes place in an alternate universe which has very different approaches to investigating crime than our own.
*facepalm*
I loled at Megan passing the buck on informing the girl's family to Peter, who promptly passed it to Ethan.
And... somehow Peter completely escaped any blame for this? Suave.
I'm kind of in love with Bud making a comparison to freaking Tosca. Bwahahahaha! Non-stereotypical interests FTW!
\o/
Er, Curtis? Aren't you an ME? Why did Megan have to explain elements of decomposition to you?
He's not an ME, he's a HAMMER! Lol!
It'll be like the blind leading the blind.
...now I want to see her give him acting-human advice, and them both acting on it, and the spectacular failures that result.
I also very much approve of them getting all gloved up and working on the body together. (That...didn't sound that dirty in my head, but whatever, I'm going with it.)
facepalms aside, I like how Kate wore armpit-length gloves, and yet still didn't bother with a hairnet. Sigh.