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daemonluna) wrote2006-01-04 10:42 pm
daemonluna) wrote2006-01-04 10:42 pm
TiW
So did everyone else (read: the three other people on my flist watching This is Wonderland) miss this week's episode, or just have nothing to say? Because I was all fangirly and squee over the end. I thought it was going to be a rerun, and then I was all happy because at first I thought it was the episode I missed, but alas. However, I can't be upset because it was not a rerun after all!
All in all, it was a good, solid episode, and Jack Angel didn't annoy me the way he had in the past few. I miss James. Anil's storyline seemed pretty pointless (if Elliot is the new James, he's the new Elliot), but the rest were good. (And were they ever on a parent-child estrangement point-making thingie this week.) Once again, hardly any Nancy. I'm hoping it's just because it's becoming more of an ensemble show, and not going to become a trend.
Shock! A non-crazy lesbian character who not only does not die, but stands up for herself! Also, I heart David Kaye. He was all indignant and inappropriately emotionally involved.
But most importantly, Alice has offically broken up with cop-guy Ian. And she and Nancy were all couple-y. I mean, Nancy was helping with Alice's sister's catering thing when there was no earthly reason for her to do so (and she wasn't in the rest of the episode at all), and she and Alice were bickering in a whole you-drive-me-nuts-but-I-love-you way.
And Trish is sleeping on Alice's couch. And having sex with Jack. ON HER COUCH. Poor Alice.
Yes, I love my alive gay show.
All in all, it was a good, solid episode, and Jack Angel didn't annoy me the way he had in the past few. I miss James. Anil's storyline seemed pretty pointless (if Elliot is the new James, he's the new Elliot), but the rest were good. (And were they ever on a parent-child estrangement point-making thingie this week.) Once again, hardly any Nancy. I'm hoping it's just because it's becoming more of an ensemble show, and not going to become a trend.
Shock! A non-crazy lesbian character who not only does not die, but stands up for herself! Also, I heart David Kaye. He was all indignant and inappropriately emotionally involved.
But most importantly, Alice has offically broken up with cop-guy Ian. And she and Nancy were all couple-y. I mean, Nancy was helping with Alice's sister's catering thing when there was no earthly reason for her to do so (and she wasn't in the rest of the episode at all), and she and Alice were bickering in a whole you-drive-me-nuts-but-I-love-you way.
And Trish is sleeping on Alice's couch. And having sex with Jack. ON HER COUCH. Poor Alice.
Yes, I love my alive gay show.