Recent content by violetsareblue

Count me in. I really like the lab rats. I thought the whole episode was pretty funny. I also thought that parts of it were sweet. Wendy wishing she could fight crime NOT in a test tube, and the boy making her feel better. The kiss, of course. I'm all for that. It was a long time coming...

Count me in as someone else who loved this episode. I was also happy to see so much Greg and I would love it if he trained Wendy. First of all, it would allow him to be in more of a leadership position and second, I think they'd be really fun to watch together (not as a couple!). I loved that...

Thanks for the recap, now it makes more sense. I love the "dance" of Hodges and Wendy, too. It's funny, because on paper you wouldn't think they would work...but together they are adorable. Chemistry is a funny thing. Oh, and I prefer to think that everyone else was in the breakroom waiting...

Oh. One thing. We had an Amber alert in the middle of the "fight" scene. The last thing I heard was Wendy saying that she had just asked him to watch a dvd. Can someone tell me what happened after that in the scene to make them angry (and sad)? I'm assuming that Hodges must have said...

Oh man. So many things. I loved all the Lab Ratty team work (Archie helping out, Henry providing a good ear..heehee...for Hodges etc). I loved the SuperDave scene. It was cool seeing Ron Moore. I thought it was a good choice to have Langston be a fan of AstroQuest, too. And I really really...

DjRideout, that was an excellent explanation about why there weren't lab rat episodes back when Greg was in the lab: basically it would have been him talking to himself :) Not that that wouldn't have been fun to watch! As far as Hodges is concerned, I love watching him when he's with Wendy...

I'm excited about it, too. I was a HUGE Star Trek fan and I think it's going to be hysterical. I also agree with Wojo, I was relieved that they are keeping it somewhat realistic and having Hodges and Wendy go back to the lab, and NOT try and solve the whole thing without the CSI's. I like it...

I love Wendy and I love Hodges. My bet is that they will follow protocol and just help the CSIs. I just hope that, in the meantime, we get to see some of their banter. I think they work really well together. Also, to me, some of the posts are making it sound like this is the season...

I loved that speech in "Bull". She was so happy to gross out Nick. It makes me laugh every time I think about it. I have a brother and I'm the same way. We don't see Nick and Wendy together all that much, but I think that's probably what they'd be like: buddies or siblings.

Loved the Star Trek talk. I thought that was a very witty scene. Particularly the exchange when Hodges told her she was like a geeky boy in a woman's body and she responded with "So are you".

Yes. There is, indeed, a union rule that states that there has to be more than one female in the main cast. It's on page 124 in the AMPTP/WGA/SAG handbook. Section B, I believe, three quarters of the way down the page. No, you're absolutely right.....of course there's not. But I, for one...

I hope that they don't get too caught up in relationships. I, for one, tune in for the science. I find the cases intriguing. I don't mind a bit about their personal lives, but I just don't want that to become a main component of the show. I second the "I like smart women" comment...

Thanks. It's always seemed weird to me. I don't think that men do that so much to other men. I wonder why it is women sometimes seem to feel the need to do it to other women. And the weirdest thing to me is that I happen to LOVE the women on this show in particular simply because they ARE...

I don't know. I find that at one time or another, each person has annoyed me OR made me love them. I suppose it depends on the circumstances. I find it interesting, though, that most of the "disliked characters" that are mentioned in this thread are female. Sad. :( I like the women on this...

Totally agreed. I loved that they left it ambiguous about who was on the phone at the end. I have my own feelings about it, but I thought it was cool to leave it to audience interpretation. And, judging by the amount of talk about it, it had the desired effect: debate. Good episode, IMHO.