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[katikat]

305, Who Really Watches The Sunset: That was quite a sad episode. Marleen was so strong and so likable that I got all teary-eyed when she died. But it was nice to know that the guys were there for her, that she didn't die all alone :'(

306, Still Goin' Steady: I know that Murray is usually very naive and that he always tries to see the best in people but in this episode, he looked rather foolish with his "rose glasses". And no wonder that he didn't want to give that woman another chance. I wouldn't have trusted her anymore either :(

307, Robin And Marian: That episode was idiotic. 'nough said.

308, Requiem For Icarus: The ep was okay but since it was Quinlan's last case I expected something... more, I guess. His death was quite idiotic, to be honest. He could have jumped aside or even not try to be a hero. I thought that the ep would be more about him, that it would be a really big case or a traitor among the cops or something. He finally mellowed enough for me to like him and they get rid of him *sigh*

And no new NCIS or The Mentalist tonight? Shucks. I wonder why. NCIS will have 28 episodes this season so they really could have kept airing the episodes until Xmas...

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[oddmonster.livejournal.com]

Squee! You're watching more eps! This can only lead to good things.

305: It's not a hard ep for me, exactly, because I never really got attached to the GOTW, but I have a lot of respect for the show because they went ahead and killed her off, rather than having Murray find an antidote. I liked that. It felt very real.

306: Worst. Episode. Ever. Apart from the fact that Nick and Cody seem quite happily together in it, it was just a horribly bad ep. Don't get me started on the car show.

307: I have to say, I didn't think this ep was as bad as Steady or my current least favorite ever, Wipeout. It had one or two very very small moments (don't take Nick's food. Ever. He'll give you all of it, just don't try and take it from him). But overall, it's one of my contenders for "and that had to be a dream."

308: I liked the ep. I thought it was fascinating, all the backstory, and frankly, I liked Quinlan's death. Why? Because life's like that. Someone you know is standing next to you one minute and then boom! gone the next in a freak and sometimes, agreed, entirely unavoidable accident. It was interesting.

Eee! Keep watching and posting your reactions! It's wonderful!

[katikat.livejournal.com]

I didn't mind 306 that much but it did feel poorly written. But 307 bored me to tears, I even skipped some parts X(

I want to finish watching the show before the end of the year :) It's been sitting on my comp since March X(

[naye]

There's another NCIS episode next week! The Christmas ep! Whee! ♥ Then I think it might go on hiatus for the duration of the holiday season...

[katikat.livejournal.com]

BTW, what were Wipeout and Steady about?

[katikat.livejournal.com]

I'm looking forward to it. And did you see the ratings? Even a repeat of NCIS had bigger audience than an original ep of House. True, it can't ever beat House in the demos, not ever, but still O.O

[tinx_r]

Basically I have the same things to say as oddmonster, but I can mention that Quinlan got killed off because he chose to leave for the A-team, rather than him being "got rid of".

305: the oddest thing about this ep was the clothing. I mean, what was that all about anyhow?

[katikat.livejournal.com]

He was on the A-team? O.o I don't remember him there. Huh.

Cody as a flower child was pretty funny, though XP

[oddmonster.livejournal.com]

Wipeout is where they're researching the dead surfing guy from 1964 (and are at each others' throats a lot), and Still Goin' Steady is the one with Murray on the quiz show, fending off the crazed not-flame from high school. I think you list that one as 306?