Re: Without a Trace 3/9
- From: Doug Main <dougmain@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 10 Mar 2006 18:40:28 GMT
Robin Miller wrote:
Doug Main wrote:You wanna have a bit of a romp, with a "comedy" ep, fine. But why the lesbian angle? Unnecessary, and apparently just another Hollywood attempt to legitimize, regularize and conventionalize it. However, I thought most of the "comedy" thing was stupid. Six+ hours lying in a bowling alley pit to get cured? C'mon! I did like Jack's interrogation of the friend from high school though. "Apparently you're a drunk and an idiot.." "I'm not a drunk." Old stuff, and predictable, but delivered well enough to elicit a smile.
3finger wrote:
I guess that's about as close to a "comedy" or tongue-in-cheek episode as we will get from this show. Weird, and it got really goofy at the end, but I kind of liked it. Only took them 3 1/2 seasons to do one.
Jack Malone was completely out of character, making quips when he's normally gruff and curt. Everything else was stupid; why does it have to be a lesbian affair? Must be the Brokeback effect. Still, I smiled a couple of times.
Why is a lesbian affair "stupid"? I thought the whole episode was marvelous--and, given WaT's history, unexpected--fun. I LOLed a couple of times.
But why did the writer bring the father the gun?
--Robin
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