Henry
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I really haven't seen any discussion of John Doe here, but in the name of totally bloated self-interest, I thought I might start one, and see if anyone here is actually watching it.
"Ashes to Ashes"
I have to admit, the death of Karen surprised me - both because she was underutilized, and poorly received, but also because most shows don't kill off 25% of the supporting cast in their first season. I think the resolution of her death, however, was done very well. It was very touching to me, especially because she symbolized the only person John had a "family" connection with. They had a lot in common, and she nurtured and adopted him from day one, just like he adopted her as surrogate sister.
I do want the show to keep up with the direction the Phoenix group is going in - it's about time to see some motion in the show, and they Phoenix Group and Trenchcoat are just what it needs to spark motion and change.
Does anyone think that something in Karen's picture is what sparked the Phoenix Group to action? It struck me as curious that they took an interest in her at all, other than her being John's secretary - but I wondered if something in her flower picture made them think that John had told her about the staff. (Star Trek Genesis Device, anyone?)
Some of my favorite parts:
John's totally inexplicable desire to ram a truck into his power pole outside his building. Unless I missed something, couldn't he have just unplugged the darned computer?
Digger's admission about why he never mentioned the speedboat: "You get divorced, you say goodbye to ALL your toys."
Digger's friendly banter about finding Karen safe & sound, while loading his pistol. All the concern is in his actions, not his voice.
Karen's Mural. Great tribute, and I hope it gets mentioned again in passing.
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So, is anyone besides me watching this friday night fun?
ANYONE?
HELLO???
YODEL-AY-DEE-HOOOO!!!
"Ashes to Ashes"
I have to admit, the death of Karen surprised me - both because she was underutilized, and poorly received, but also because most shows don't kill off 25% of the supporting cast in their first season. I think the resolution of her death, however, was done very well. It was very touching to me, especially because she symbolized the only person John had a "family" connection with. They had a lot in common, and she nurtured and adopted him from day one, just like he adopted her as surrogate sister.
I do want the show to keep up with the direction the Phoenix group is going in - it's about time to see some motion in the show, and they Phoenix Group and Trenchcoat are just what it needs to spark motion and change.
Does anyone think that something in Karen's picture is what sparked the Phoenix Group to action? It struck me as curious that they took an interest in her at all, other than her being John's secretary - but I wondered if something in her flower picture made them think that John had told her about the staff. (Star Trek Genesis Device, anyone?)
Some of my favorite parts:
John's totally inexplicable desire to ram a truck into his power pole outside his building. Unless I missed something, couldn't he have just unplugged the darned computer?
Digger's admission about why he never mentioned the speedboat: "You get divorced, you say goodbye to ALL your toys."
Digger's friendly banter about finding Karen safe & sound, while loading his pistol. All the concern is in his actions, not his voice.
Karen's Mural. Great tribute, and I hope it gets mentioned again in passing.
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So, is anyone besides me watching this friday night fun?
ANYONE?
HELLO???
YODEL-AY-DEE-HOOOO!!!