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Prime Minister |
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I predict the dragon lady FBI boss will demote Morgan for socializing/dating/fucking with the previous cases' sister, a big no-no, just after C Thomas
Howell is caught.
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daggers44 |
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I really, really hate character development. Focus on the case!!!
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lizzo1 |
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I guess it's not just me that thinks the last two episodes have been blah.
And that last little thing about Reid not knowing about Beethoven and Clockwork Orange? Annoying wrong. Mainstream aliens have taken over the writing. Please destroy them and get back to dark dark dark. |
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CFmomma |
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lizzo1 wrote: Agreeance, no way Reid wouldn't know about that and yes the writing has been major suckage lately. |
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lilacleola |
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I know Reid was shot in the leg on the show but did he also injure it in real life? He has been on crutches most of the season. |
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peanuts4444 |
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lilacleola wrote: Yes he fucked up his knee or something |
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lizzo1 |
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Yeah, it's in here somewhere if you feel like back-tracking, but he got shot on the show because he was injured in real life.
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anders332 |
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He injured himself dancing.....LOL
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Jellybelly71 |
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last night's episode was just ok. i knew it was going to be the manager as soon as i saw him on screen. but i think Gavin Rossdale did a good job. and the
Twilight thing made me laugh. "Colon?"
last week's epi with the taxidermist gave me the heebie jeebies. but anything to do with eyes or teeth does that to me. |
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3Diesel |
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anders332 wrote:Greatness! |
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Pearl Interrupted |
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The knee story in his own words... (posted because it's cute and funny and I'm kind of a Reid-tard)
++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Sunday, August 09, 2009 going the distance when i do something i like to do it right take for instance, destroying my knee i wanted to make sure that i gave it my all my surgeon (one of the best in the nation) said that out of the 15000 knees he's operated on mine was one of the 200 worst he has ever seen this guy has probably seen car wrecks crowbar bashings falls off 3 story buildings pro sports players hit directly in the knee by human locomotives matadors gored by bulls yet mine takes the cake what is even more impressive is that i managed to do all that damage with one simple dance move we are talking about a "miracle" of an injury i jumped 4 inches in the air and merely landed "kind of funny" on my feet some might say i am weak boned (like sam jackson in unbreakable) au contraire the fact is, I have super human strength (like bruce willis in unbreakable) i am so strong that when my knee cap dislocated instead of falling over and leaving it out like a regular sane human being with pain receptors i ferociously kicked it back into place with such brute force that i managed to literally dismantle my entire knee you name it i did it: a solar system explosion under my courderoy the MRI tech said he thought his machine was broken when he saw the results i don't joke around on the dance floor 3 sugar screws 2 (2 inch) titanium screws lots of incisions a fair amount of drilling tons of blood and 6 hours of surgery later i was told that in 2 months, after a follow up surgery, we would know if the procedure worked sort of stressful as the alternative plan involved "experimental" procedures presumably at strange clinics in norway call me old fashioned but i try to avoid anything "experimental" when it comes to my body and knives but yesterday after the follow up surgery i was rousted from my foggy post op slumber by the doctor laying 2 giant titanium screws that were once in my knee into my hand proof that the surgery was a success when i find the love of my life i am going to give her one of those 2 inch screws on a necklace and i will keep the other maybe i will mount it on an earring with a feather and wear it like george michael circa the "faith" album but probably i wont thank you all for your good vibes, warm wishes, and prayers those meant the world to me in four more weeks (possibly after one final "clean up" surgery) i will be able to put some weight on it again look for me on the dance floor ill be the weird guy sitting in the chair dancing mostly with his arms love, matthew |
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Veelicious |
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Best celeb update ever.
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wizofozgal22 |
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i heart him so much. |
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Pearl Interrupted |
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I would totally have his freakishly skinny babies based on his web musings alone.
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mds2929 |
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This entire season has been a little off, with the writers seemingly more concerned with advancing the characters' storylines than how they would actually
act in certain situations. Several pages back, a few folks commented on Foyett basically being granted the abilities of a comic book supervillain, which was
sad but true. Despite all the crap that had happened to him, including having Jack and Hailley sent into protective custody, you would think that Hotch would
be guns ablazing to get Foyett. And yet, he sits in his office and whines to Rossi about how Foyett was only caught the last time because he started killing
after a long period in the shadows, as though the guy can only be found if murdering. Um, the main reason Foyett wasn't caught the first time was because
nobody knew that Foyett the victim was actually a murderer. If C. Thomas Howell is spotted now, I think that they will know to arrest him.
We move forward to the inevitable forced ouster of Hotch, with him complying by making sure the Morgan is capable of filling the post. You'd think that a master of reading people would be able to realize that he's being singled out for doing tasks that he would have to perform as a team leader (like, say, when he was groomed to take over in NY...), yet Morgan seems to think that Hotch is merely stressing out over Jack. If he was getting anal retentive about stuff like paperwork, wouldn't Hotch also be busting on Reid, Prentiss, J.J., et al? That bit of obliviousness alone should have DQ'ed Morgan from the job (just wishful thinking on my part). Then we move on to the next episode when Rossi again has to state the obvious - Morgan is both a leader-type and a bit of an egomaniac, you really think that he's just going to give back the role of head honcho once they (mercifully) catch Foyett? And yet Hotch looks on as though this wasn't a consideration. The minute that he informed Morgan of the news, I was wondering when we'd get the first scene of Morgan pulling rank on Hotch (who I can't believe is still a travelling part of the team) - I have to think it's coming. Add to this all of the silly details mentioned above and obvious murderers, and this has been a lackluster start to the season. I join those in hoping that the capture of Foyett brings a return to the level of high-caliber (ab)normalcy that we usually get from this show. If not, I hope that Prentiss kicks Morgan's ass. ;) |
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Jellybelly71 |
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not the strongest episode, but the lead in to the 100th was interesting. i am really looking forward to the Ponyboy/Hotch showdown.
but i really did feel Emily's revulsion when she had to flirt with him. it was just icky. |
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lizzo1 |
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Yeah, I was ok with this one until the end, when they had to hit Hotch over the head with the giant Acme frying pan that is Foyette.
Good post, mds...this is/was? the show I looked forward to the most each week, and it's really been a letdown lately. |
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Prime Minister |
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I laughed my head off at the idea that the FBI, or any law enforcement agency for that matter, could access Interpol records, and that these types of murders
would even be digitized in Europe.
Interpol is a joke, you can't access shit without 5 bureaucrats up your anus, and by filing 5 billion requests of faceless gorebots whose sole purpose is to stand between you and measly incomplete info, they might have. The Foyette sub-story got me interested. I hope he lasts all season, and interferes in both Hotch's cases and personal life. Real mind fucking. I badly want to see Hotch lose it. He needs to be broken down, and show the weakness that lies within even the most self-controlled character on TV. |
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SurvivorArctic |
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Hotch was coming apart at the end. The frantic search through the book, the way he walked out of the prison - I could feel that frantic and frenetic energy.
Can someone help me track down who the lecturer was a t the start of the show? I think I know who it *might* be, but I am probably wrong. |
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SurvivorArctic |
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Nevermind, found him and I was correct! Jim Fallon! I saw him a couple of times on The History Channel. Very cool dude.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Fallon |
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