i want to live in a sorkin world
May. 9th, 2008 09:41 pmRandom fandom opinion: I like Hoynes. Even when he's being kind of slimy, he's always interesting. And I like him more every episode he's in.
Oh god, I'm just about up to the Simon Donovan episodes, aren't I. Technically, these were the first WW eps I ever saw -- actually, scratch that, "Stirred" (which I just watched, with the Hoynes and the four words why he will remain on the ticket) was the first episode I saw. It was back while I was in Dublin, and one of the flatmate's friends had recently gotten the S3 DVDs, and for some reason I was invited along that night (it was the only time that happened -- my flatmates mostly ignored me). It was a weird place to start, and no one explained much to me, and I could barely get the characters straight -- well, the President, I got, but that was about it. Except I really, really liked CJ, and was totally rooting for the CJ/Simon to happen. And we watched through the end of S3, and, well, we all know how that works out. This actually probably contributed to why I didn't get into WW then -- I had this ONE character I had any interest in, and ONE ship, and then, well, THAT.
All of which is a roundabout way of saying, oh god, I'm not sure I want to watch the few remaining episodes of S3 again. Except of course I do, because I actually know and care about all the other characters too now, and I only have the vaguest memories of any plotlines other than the CJ/Simon arc. But. Gah.
Oh god, I'm just about up to the Simon Donovan episodes, aren't I. Technically, these were the first WW eps I ever saw -- actually, scratch that, "Stirred" (which I just watched, with the Hoynes and the four words why he will remain on the ticket) was the first episode I saw. It was back while I was in Dublin, and one of the flatmate's friends had recently gotten the S3 DVDs, and for some reason I was invited along that night (it was the only time that happened -- my flatmates mostly ignored me). It was a weird place to start, and no one explained much to me, and I could barely get the characters straight -- well, the President, I got, but that was about it. Except I really, really liked CJ, and was totally rooting for the CJ/Simon to happen. And we watched through the end of S3, and, well, we all know how that works out. This actually probably contributed to why I didn't get into WW then -- I had this ONE character I had any interest in, and ONE ship, and then, well, THAT.
All of which is a roundabout way of saying, oh god, I'm not sure I want to watch the few remaining episodes of S3 again. Except of course I do, because I actually know and care about all the other characters too now, and I only have the vaguest memories of any plotlines other than the CJ/Simon arc. But. Gah.
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Date: 2008-05-10 12:39 pm (UTC)Oh! the Simon arc is brilliant and horrifying and oh! C.J.
After one of your other flistees (I can't remember whom) mentioned the Jed/Leo/Abbey dynamic in season five, you can trace it back to the end of series three.
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