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LOL that's interesting. I wonder whether they had a reason for naming the murderer John Mathers in The Execution of Catherine Willows?coolcatz said:
oh get this. john mather won a pulitzer (i think) today. ironic huh?
Shut up, coolc, you're not allowed to answer this one.Gil: The breadth of your social experience never ceases to impress me.
Catherine: Dutch never had furballs, though.
Oh hush. I knew you'd react like that. It's your favorite episode, of course you'd know the quote was from it. There would be no fun to let you answer it at all. What did you expect me to do? LOL.coolcatz said:
not fair! i call not fair! that is my episode. *throws melodramatic hissy fit in the corner* ok, all better.
I'll say. It looks kind of hilarious, though. Everyone just hits and kicks the dummy and freezes when Sara comes up with the question of the vicim's posotion. :lol:coolcatz said:
that is a great scene. and how they all beat the dummy at the end. kinda got caught up in the moment, didn't they?
Oh me too. That scene is great. You can totally see the frustration on Gil's face. He knows who did it but he can't prove them guilty. When Cath comes out from the building and walks up to him, you can see she understands what he's thinking about and instead of saying comforting words, she shows her support by standing beside him and watching the shuttle leave with him. That's another moment that shows these two don't need words to communicate. They don't even need to look at each other to know what the other one is thinking.coolcatz said:
and the final scene with cath and gil at the airport watching the plane leave. love it.