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Fool me seven times, shame on you. Fool me eight or more times, shame on me.
Okay, I caved and watched GG again. Which was dumb because after the fact I realized that Charlie Brown Christmas had aired on another channel! :(
Stuff happened. Also, stuff didn't happen - like the Luke & Chris street fight that they've been showing a snip of since August 2004.
But back to the stuff. Um...yarn. And knitting. Something with what's-his-name and Rory. And even though they said his name about 20 times, I can never remember his name due to the blandness of his character. I missed why he was mad at Rory. Or was she was mad at him? Whatever. I missed it and I'm not sure it matters.
Christopher remains the most clueless person on the planet. Come on - no one can be *that* blind to non-verbal cues.
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I spent the last part of the episode in confusion. Okay, so a bathroom break made me miss how Veronica wound up in the bed instead of the drugged girl in the closet, and so *that* was confusing. And then there were the co-rapists. That one RA dude was a no-brainer, since he was giving off Norman Bates vibes from the beginning. But that other guy - I'm sorry, have we met? All these college boys look alike. (Seriously. I've whined about the casting before in a past season.) Who was this guy again? And I can understand one sociopath, but why exactly was RA dude helping and being all subservient?
Poor Dean Ed Begley Jr. I met him in person once. Anyway...there wasn't really any blood, was there? A shot to the head - blood should be everywhere. Not sure if that's a TV-PG thing or something significant.
Oh, Logan. *has flashbacks to Aaron beating the shit out of his daughter's boyfriend*
I wonder if this 'getting in over her head' thing will have any effect on Veronica. As much as I love her tenacity, I'd like it if she was able to finally realize that she's not invincible. Running off to save the girl *alone* was NOT smart. I want Veronica to be smart.
The rape storyline is over!!! WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!
Stuff happened. Also, stuff didn't happen - like the Luke & Chris street fight that they've been showing a snip of since August 2004.
But back to the stuff. Um...yarn. And knitting. Something with what's-his-name and Rory. And even though they said his name about 20 times, I can never remember his name due to the blandness of his character. I missed why he was mad at Rory. Or was she was mad at him? Whatever. I missed it and I'm not sure it matters.
Christopher remains the most clueless person on the planet. Come on - no one can be *that* blind to non-verbal cues.
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I spent the last part of the episode in confusion. Okay, so a bathroom break made me miss how Veronica wound up in the bed instead of the drugged girl in the closet, and so *that* was confusing. And then there were the co-rapists. That one RA dude was a no-brainer, since he was giving off Norman Bates vibes from the beginning. But that other guy - I'm sorry, have we met? All these college boys look alike. (Seriously. I've whined about the casting before in a past season.) Who was this guy again? And I can understand one sociopath, but why exactly was RA dude helping and being all subservient?
Poor Dean Ed Begley Jr. I met him in person once. Anyway...there wasn't really any blood, was there? A shot to the head - blood should be everywhere. Not sure if that's a TV-PG thing or something significant.
Oh, Logan. *has flashbacks to Aaron beating the shit out of his daughter's boyfriend*
I wonder if this 'getting in over her head' thing will have any effect on Veronica. As much as I love her tenacity, I'd like it if she was able to finally realize that she's not invincible. Running off to save the girl *alone* was NOT smart. I want Veronica to be smart.
The rape storyline is over!!! WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!