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Taryn74

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  1. The Same Old Story and The Ghost Network - I wish I could remember what Walter remembers about things that come up later at this point, because there are times I swear from his expression he knows exactly who Olivia is. It's like he knows it's not going to be able to be kept secret forever, and once she knows then it's all going to change and she's never going to look at him the same way again and that makes him sad. Oh, Walter. Wow, they were dropping hints already about Peter's ....different.... childhood, huh? Interesting. There's so much I just didn't pick up on the first time watching, because I was trying to absorb too much information about all of the characters, never knowing who we could trust and who we couldn't. Charlie: I wasn't gonna tell you this, but....he said he loved me too. *snicker* I miss Charlie. The hand in the jar! Egads! "Friend of yours?" BOY. HOWDY. So, Walter has been in an institution for the past 17 years, yet all of his worst experiments have obviously been carried on and improved upon, and it doesn't occur to anyone that maybe someone he worked with way back when is the one continuing them? Okay. I know they keep "investigating" Massive Dynamic and keep asking after William Bell, but you would think they'd be storming the place with warrants by now. I liked Roy McComb (from Ghost Network). I thought he was a very sympathetic character. We've been having fun looking for the Observers. Hubby usually spots them before I do. I feel like I should have more to say about these episodes, they were both pretty good.
  2. Thanks for bumping the thread and reminding me I needed to put up a new one, eledgy! LOL. I will do another object.
  3. I think I may have just shed an actual tear. I couldn't agree more. So much WORD. Again, WORD. It certainly helped a great deal. I can remember watching the promo about a thousand times. And I wanted it to be so great, and while I wasn't horribly disappointed, it certainly wasn't great, and that made me so sad.
  4. Bwahahahaha. Presenting Lorelai Gilmore?
  5. Hi, guys! I can't remember if I've posted on these boards yet or not, but joined the boards at TWoP when I watched Fringe for the first time a couple of years ago. I recognize a few of the names here. *waving* So......hubby and I started a Fringe rewatch last night. It's going to be interesting watching again knowing the "big" plot points that are coming, while not remembering much at all about the minor stuff. Have only rewatched the Pilot so far. I'm glad that John Scott wasn't in the show for a long time. I remember being upset that they started off with two Agents already in a relationship together, because if I'm going to watch something like that I want to feel like the characters earned the right to flaunt the rules. I'm persnickety like that. I was actually holding my breath a little bit, waiting for Walter to turn around and see Olivia for the first time. Then I squealed "Walter! Oh, Walter. I've missed you." It was a lot more fun this time seeing Walter start digressing about the butterscotch pudding, knowing how much he loves food and the role food plays in the show. To Olivia he had just started wandering off into lala land, but food actually is that important to him. Heh. Astrid, Walter, and Peter sitting on the couch watching SpongeBob with Jean watching over Walter's shoulder just totally made my day. So awesome. Hubby and I were both snickering like mad over Broyles deliberately trying to rile Olivia up. "Sweetheart" and "Honey" and all that. You know she wanted to tear his bald head off. Hee hee. I had forgotten that they were building up to a big William Bell reveal/climax even this early on. Interesting how they're kind of downplaying his relationship with Walter right now though. "Shared a lab" almost makes it sound like they just happened to be in the same class at college or something, very subdued. I miss the days when it felt like Peter really did have an IQ of 190. Since I am also currently re-reading The Hunger Games, I noticed a lot of similarities between Walter's state of mind and Mrs. Everdeen's in the books. Walter truly only remembers who he is when he's in his lab, just like Mrs. Everdeen when she's working on a patient. There's more I could say but it all has to do with how things tie in with stuff that happens later in the show, so I don't want to spoil it for the ones that are watching for the first time.
  6. LOL I just made this one too hard. Sorry!!! I'll expand on the hint a little - Hint - I think Sookie is on the verge of changing her mind about what she wants to serve that evening, if I remember the scene correctly. The 'changing her mind' thing becomes a minor plot point later in the episode, and plays a part in a huge argument.
  7. I'll change it up a little bit. FDAY and EiW.
  8. Ah cool! His name was the first I thought of since I'm re-reading the Hunger Games series right now (Finnick Odair). I'll think up a new one after a while. Hubby and I getting ready to watch a movie.
  9. No. It occurs much earlier than that.
  10. Is this person part of the Life and Death Brigade? (Or at least some of Logan's crowd......)
  11. Honestly I'm open to anything as long as it's not S6 and S7 heavy.
  12. Nope again, sorry. Hint - I think Sookie is on the verge of changing her mind about what she wants to serve that evening, if I remember the scene correctly.
  13. Does he look like this? Oh, you mean the game. Heh. Do we see him during the Plaid years?
  14. My daughter finally finished with S7 the other day, so I can grab the DVDs and watch whatever! I'm game!
  15. TL question - Is it seen during the Plaid years?
  16. I've been voting against LMLD, but that's mostly so that I don't have to think about my choices too much LOL. So for the tiebreaker I'll go with B&B, which I love, but the Ice Cream Queen stuff is a bit over-the-top.
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