Logan, Logan, Logan. It's allllll about the Logan.
'Cause it is. Jason Dohring rocked tonight, even more so than usual.
Ewwwww! I still can't believe Veronica and Duncan slept together. Even though I find them boring as a couple, I accept them as a couple for the time being, but that was with the caveat that they discuss the big secret that Duncan was keeping from her all of last season. Namely, "I thought you were my sister, and I slept with you anyway." But they haven't. And apparently, they're never going to. How Veronica could want to sleep with him without discussing that first is just beyond anything I can comprehend. And now that the writers have gone there without resolving that dangling plot point, any possibility of me investing in there relationship has officially evaporated. The V/D pairing is dead to me, yo.
Still, them sleeping together was totally worth it for that moment outside Duncan's hotel room. That? Was awesome. FYI, If the cuddling was the best part, he didn't do it right." Snap! Thank god snarky Logan is back. Please don't ever leave, Snarky Logan! The chemistry in that brief encounter was off the charts, and I loved how unsettled that encounter left Veronica. She's so not over Logan, but maybe she can at least get him to give Duncan some pointers.
The Logan/Big Dick/Little Dick (Heh) scene at the shooting range was beyond awesome. I totally dug the vibe between Big Dick and Logan in this episode. I also find Logan's Aaron-related defense mechanisms fascinating.
"Okay, so I guess I'll just stay here and knit something." Hee! I love Beaver. And it look's like he's going to stir up a whole shitstorm of trouble next week.
This may not be a popular opinion, judging from reaction on the TWoP episode thread, but I liked Jackie. I wasn't expecting to at all, but I did. Between her and Meg, this season, I appear to have an appreciation for characters who are bitchy to Veronica -- which is weird, because I still love Veronica. I just like it when not everybody loves and adores her.
Lamb! I love to hate him. That scene between him and Veronica in the sheriff's office was priceless.
That's enough for now. I'm sure I'll have more to say on repeated viewings. Once I stop laughing my ass off at that hallway scene.
Ewwwww! I still can't believe Veronica and Duncan slept together. Even though I find them boring as a couple, I accept them as a couple for the time being, but that was with the caveat that they discuss the big secret that Duncan was keeping from her all of last season. Namely, "I thought you were my sister, and I slept with you anyway." But they haven't. And apparently, they're never going to. How Veronica could want to sleep with him without discussing that first is just beyond anything I can comprehend. And now that the writers have gone there without resolving that dangling plot point, any possibility of me investing in there relationship has officially evaporated. The V/D pairing is dead to me, yo.
Still, them sleeping together was totally worth it for that moment outside Duncan's hotel room. That? Was awesome. FYI, If the cuddling was the best part, he didn't do it right." Snap! Thank god snarky Logan is back. Please don't ever leave, Snarky Logan! The chemistry in that brief encounter was off the charts, and I loved how unsettled that encounter left Veronica. She's so not over Logan, but maybe she can at least get him to give Duncan some pointers.
The Logan/Big Dick/Little Dick (Heh) scene at the shooting range was beyond awesome. I totally dug the vibe between Big Dick and Logan in this episode. I also find Logan's Aaron-related defense mechanisms fascinating.
"Okay, so I guess I'll just stay here and knit something." Hee! I love Beaver. And it look's like he's going to stir up a whole shitstorm of trouble next week.
This may not be a popular opinion, judging from reaction on the TWoP episode thread, but I liked Jackie. I wasn't expecting to at all, but I did. Between her and Meg, this season, I appear to have an appreciation for characters who are bitchy to Veronica -- which is weird, because I still love Veronica. I just like it when not everybody loves and adores her.
Lamb! I love to hate him. That scene between him and Veronica in the sheriff's office was priceless.
That's enough for now. I'm sure I'll have more to say on repeated viewings. Once I stop laughing my ass off at that hallway scene.