Oh gods she's the only one left on that show with a dang BRAIN. I watch for her mostly, and also the hopes that someone will throw booze into a fireplace and/or dance around naked.
Oh gods she's the only one left on that show with a dang BRAIN. I watch for her mostly, and also the hopes that someone will throw booze into a fireplace and/or dance around naked.
OK so there's 'mew mew', riding the Underground, the coat rack, and 'wanna have a rousing discussion about truth?'
YES. Spongy Square Pizza 5-EVA.
I have never heard of anyone who is 'pro women in combat roles' and 'anti women being required to register for Selective Service'.
I don't, really. I knew it was a silly idea. (I don't think it would have been impossible, though.)
If this is the best they can do, I am not sorry I'm not making a habit of watching.
I should have known they wouldn't do something fun like chasing down the Jotun-beast who's killing all the pigeons in Greenwich. But I tuned in anyways. Shame on me.
Ugh. Supernatural fans are the worst. They are almost as bad as the horrible embarrassment Supernatural has become.
That never gets old. Never.
To teach us all a valuable lesson about how life is not fair?
The best part of Heroes was when they would tie him to a chair and dump buckets of water on him.
I think we might be trying too hard to apply logic to this show. Look! A 16th century Thracian Druid! Let's see if he speaks Norse!
Yeah, I know, I'm totally grasping at straws here. (I'm sure that fancy dress and hair are not Friend-approved.) Maybe the Quaker nurse thing was a cover? Since she's a spy or whatever?
Yeah, I thought that was cool too.
You know, there were wealthy Quakers. William Penn was not a pauper.
Can't be a Freemason, they don't let girls in their clubhouse. So she's just a Quaker, a nurse, the daughter of someone rich enough to bother with arranging marriages, and witch of the Sisterhood of the Radiant Heart. And a Revolutionary spy.
I certainly haven't found it to be inevitable in the 'really real world' (especially in the case of married people), so it seems limiting and cheap to me.
I certainly don't want Abbie back-burnered. I don't hate Katrina, but Abbie definitely needs to stay front and center.
Hurry up, Brooks, use those Egyptian glyphs you carry with your Thracian Phiale to speak to Moloch in Hessian German before the cult can use Cromwell's Tudor Norse Runes against you! Wait, what? Never mind, keep going, no point stopping now.
It's not just you. I like Abbie and Ichabod, but I don't see them as a romantic couple.