The Town of Odyssey

We got a bit of character development, but it wasn't the vast amounts of it that you implied in your earlier post. Aside from Aubrey and Nick—two characters out of the dozens who appeared in that era—most of the characters remained stagnant. there was nothing imature for example about making a Whit ...

Cryin' Bryan Dern

I saw all three episodes earlier this morning and I have to say, I'm really impressed with how this is going. The love triangle has been chucked out of the window in favor of real friendship and character development. I hope they can do that for all the Krew, not just Korra and Asami. The fight chor...

The Unraveling

True Calling

Split Ends

Personally, I saw Romeo and Juliet as less of a love story and more of a cautionary tale about brash decisions, teenage idiocy, and the ludicrosity of family feuds. The word "love" is thrown around far too much to describe the hormone-addled emotions of two teenagers who first saw each oth...

darcie wrote:Look up that saying about flies and honey vs. vinegar.

We got more jokes and character development Much of what could have been character development was thrown aside in favor of too many in-your-face, cringe-worthy attempts at humor. "Character development" isn't defined by "do they learn a lesson at the end" or adding on to charac...

What Do You Think?

The Impossible

And That's The Truth

Buddy Guard

What else? Does Wooton have a vineyard to make grape juice for floats in? I wouldn't put it past him. \:D/ Jared and Alex have off again on again relationships with Liz. So would Liz gravitate between the two, depending on how addicted to his computer Alex would be at any given point or how offensi...

This came to me this morning, regarding the DeWhite family caffeine habits: Mrs. DeWhite was a pretty big tea drinker all her life—particularly herbal teas. During their stint in the Witness Protection Program, she needed something to help calm Trent's neuroses, so she fixed him some chamomile tea (...

The Benefit of the Doubt

Missionary: Impossible

Moving Targets

I'm so excited! This book looks like it's going to be nothing short of magnificent. I can't wait to see what Book Three is going to explore—like non-love-triangle relationships. Also:

Another Chance