Comments | ww_renaissance: The California 47th

sunclouds33 in ww_renaissance

The California 47th

Apr 02, 2011 15:28

The second to last episode with Sam, Sam, The Sunshine Man. So sad. On the plus side, road trip to Californ-i-ay! This episode is rather light on the meta. While quite fun, this ep is low on substance from where I would draw meta.

( The California 47th )

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jean_c_pepper April 3 2011, 15:19:19 UTC

As much as I loathe Scott Holcomb and I DO loathe him, he may have gotten an agreement from Sam that he runs the show no questions asked. I won't take a client unless they agree to this and I run dinky local campaigns. On a congressional level, you would have to almost demand this otherwise the candidate would be all over the map. I guarantee Annabeth got this agreement from Leo and I am sure Josh got it from Santos-why he was so off his game in Oppositional ResearchIt's interestiing that you mention fanfic. I once read a Sam/Donna, Josh/Donna fic that contained the line ( ... )

sunclouds33 April 4 2011, 02:57:19 UTC

pocochina April 4 2011, 02:28:54 UTC

Seaborn, your hair! What is this? It hides your pretty face! I have always really liked the interaction between Donna and Sam. It's not a weird hierarchal vibe between them, I really believe Sam when he says they're friends.

You know, it's not so much that Will brought in baked goods to soothe the egos of a couple dozen politicos that's spectacularly endearing, it's that he made them himself. There's not enough AWWWWW in the world. Though, obviously, nodding like a bobblehead at your evaluation of the LaurenLaurenCassieLauren storyline.

If I can get myself to forget the drugging at the end of the season, I really find Jean-Paul extremely enjoyable. "She is very fond of you." hee!

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sunclouds33 April 4 2011, 03:05:58 UTC

Seaborn, your hair! What is this? It hides your pretty face!

I know right?!

You know, it's not so much that Will brought in baked goods to soothe the egos of a couple dozen politicos that's spectacularly endearing, it's that he made them himself. There's not enough AWWWWW in the world.

I know, right! I would have liked to see that all.

If I can get myself to forget the drugging at the end of the season, I really find Jean-Paul extremely enjoyable. "She is very fond of you." hee!

LOL. So if only that drugging didn't happen, you would have the most unpopular opinion in the West Wing-verse. I'm almost with you, though. I remember watching real-time and it was my first season of TV ever to check out message boards on TV shows. I remember not being a fan of Jean Paul but being a little bemused at the virulent hatred of the character and then when Commencement rolled around, thinking "Oh wait, the fans were all right! I wasn't liking him but I should have been hating on him more. Bad sunclouds!"

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