JD for President
It's late, and I'm tired, so the extended 12-inch remix of my thoughts about VM 2.10 will have to wait for tomorrow, but for tonight, I will just say -- and this will come as a surprise to none of you -- that JD totally made me cry -- at a television show. I don't do that as a general rule. But the moment the camera pulled back and revealed Logan sitting alone in the penthouse watching his father fuck Lilly, with his sleeves pulled over his hands, looking like a lost little boy, I lost it. Jason kills me. He just slices and dices me right open like a Ginsu knife. Kristen Bell and Enrico Colantoni are so good on this show, but Jason is, hands down, my MVP of the season thus far.
Several people on TWoP have called destroying the tapes "stupid," but that's not the point. Anyone who saw how torn up Logan was in the pilot over the leaking of the tape of the murder scene could understand why Logan would be desperate not to let yet another tape of Lilly end up on the internet. But keeping the tape off the internet is one thing. Watching it is something different, and it was so in character for Logan to torture himself by doing exactly that. God, I just wanted to give him the biggest hug and tell him that everything would be okay. Poor thing.
Given the earlier strife between them this season, I absolutely loved that it was Keith who realized what he was doing and that Keith was so beautifully compassionate about it. That entire scene was heartbreaking and lovely. With the exception of Wallace's return and Lamb's abs, it was the only thing I whole-heartedly loved about this episode. In addition to more Logan/Weevil scenes, more Logan/Keith scenes are suddenly a must.
Also, I'm late getting around to it, but to whom do I sell my soul so that Michael Vartan and Bradley Cooper get their own sitcom? Three days later, I'm still giggling over seeing them together on KC. They looked like they were having a ball, and so was I watching them -- when I wasn't sniffing smelling salts to keep from passing out. The effect of the combined pretty was more than I could handle. Guh! Some people are too hot to walk around like us mere mortals.
Several people on TWoP have called destroying the tapes "stupid," but that's not the point. Anyone who saw how torn up Logan was in the pilot over the leaking of the tape of the murder scene could understand why Logan would be desperate not to let yet another tape of Lilly end up on the internet. But keeping the tape off the internet is one thing. Watching it is something different, and it was so in character for Logan to torture himself by doing exactly that. God, I just wanted to give him the biggest hug and tell him that everything would be okay. Poor thing.
Given the earlier strife between them this season, I absolutely loved that it was Keith who realized what he was doing and that Keith was so beautifully compassionate about it. That entire scene was heartbreaking and lovely. With the exception of Wallace's return and Lamb's abs, it was the only thing I whole-heartedly loved about this episode. In addition to more Logan/Weevil scenes, more Logan/Keith scenes are suddenly a must.
Also, I'm late getting around to it, but to whom do I sell my soul so that Michael Vartan and Bradley Cooper get their own sitcom? Three days later, I'm still giggling over seeing them together on KC. They looked like they were having a ball, and so was I watching them -- when I wasn't sniffing smelling salts to keep from passing out. The effect of the combined pretty was more than I could handle. Guh! Some people are too hot to walk around like us mere mortals.