lost n alias

[jaina]

Lost:

- Yay for Hurley backstory, and I'm really intrigued that he seems to be the one with the most direct connection to the island. Poor, poor Hurley. Bad luck abounds.

- Rogue points out that it's now even funnier that Walt kept beating at Hurley at backgammon, and that Hurley can *actually* pay Walt the $84,000 he owes him. *g*

- I *loved* Locke and Claire. I love how Locke is slowly but surely making everyone on the island somehow indebted to him. Charlie, Walt, Michael, Boone, Shannon, and now Claire...this had better be leading up to something, that's all I'm sayin'.

- Charlie was, um, kinda mean to Hurley this episode. But his adorable scruffiness makes up for it. :) How much did I love his big-eyed "Merry" face when he was crossing the bridge?

- I honestly don't know why, but watching Shannon and Sayid makes me physically uncomfortable. I squirm when they're onscreen together. Even Ken and Barbie-- er, Jack and Kate-- don't do that to me. Weird.

Alias:

- Oh. Don't. Even. Sark loved Lauren? Sark cries over Lauren? Bitch, *please.* Now Allison, I could've maybe bought that. But as pathetic, boring, and ineffective a character as *Lauren*? No way. He's gotta be playing Vaughn.

- With that out of the way, SQUEE SARKNEY KISS!

- I was a bit disappointed that Sark betrayed Anna, because *damn* wouldn't it have been fun to have them working together. But the "Sydney, I'm a man of my word" more than made up for it. Awwww, he gave her Anna as a present! No flowers or chocolates for his dear Agent Bristow-- just wanted international terrorist-assassins. *happy sigh*

- And uh yeah, some shit went on with Nadia or something. I dunno, I was folding laundry during those parts.

Comments

[hlynn.livejournal.com]

Yeah, Charlie was more than a little annoying this week. It sounded like someone broke his volume button and it was stuck at "yell". And what's so impossible about Hurley being worth 156 million dollars when so much other weirdness has happened?

Hurley's backstory was awesome. It's kinda funny that the numbers were perfect to use for the lotto. And that the last number is 42, the answer to life, the universe, and everything. Seeing the numbers on the metal whatsit, though, was pretty darn creepy.

[brightcupenny.livejournal.com]

Frankly, I was shocked the last number wasn't 47. Because, well, JJ.

Flailing!Yelling!Charlie is cute sometimes, but it can be a little much. A lot much, in this episode. Hopefully the next writer will tone it down a bit.