Yeah, I seriously don't even KNOW about this show.
One of my favorite bits when Peter's all "IDK WHAT TO DO ABOUT LADIES CRYING" and Neal's all, "that's tough man, I know" and Peter's all, "With you, I just slug you in the shoulder and tell you to cowboy up."
Which one COULD take to mean Neal has cried in front of Peter. MORE THAN ONCE. And Peter has just told him to cowboy up! WHAT AM I SUPPOSED TO DO WITH THAT?!?!?
AND THE COMING OVER WITH WINE TO HANG OUT AND SOLVE CRIME!!!
WTF. I CAN'T EVEN!!!!
(that being said, the a-plots aren't wowing me, but they took me a while to wow me on Burn Notice too). I'm kind of craving the point, closer to mid season, where we stop doing just crime-of-the-week plots and start doing more character-intensive plots.
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Date: 2009-11-14 03:30 pm (UTC)One of my favorite bits when Peter's all "IDK WHAT TO DO ABOUT LADIES CRYING" and Neal's all, "that's tough man, I know" and Peter's all, "With you, I just slug you in the shoulder and tell you to cowboy up."
Which one COULD take to mean Neal has cried in front of Peter. MORE THAN ONCE. And Peter has just told him to cowboy up! WHAT AM I SUPPOSED TO DO WITH THAT?!?!?
AND THE COMING OVER WITH WINE TO HANG OUT AND SOLVE CRIME!!!
WTF. I CAN'T EVEN!!!!
(that being said, the a-plots aren't wowing me, but they took me a while to wow me on Burn Notice too). I'm kind of craving the point, closer to mid season, where we stop doing just crime-of-the-week plots and start doing more character-intensive plots.