It's Saturday! Yay!

[mitchy]

*loafs happily* Yes, yes, I know I can do this all the time at the moment, but Saturday is official :D

I am being brave and venturing into London today to meet up with non-LJ friends Rik and Carol. We are going to Belgo's in Holborn for food and raspberry beer. OK, the raspberry beer is what I've got my eye on, there possibly might be other flavours consumed :D Mmm food. Yay for gossip with friends. I'm looking forward to it :)

So now I'm downloading Numb3rs, which I will watch before showering and washing my hair. I shall sally off to the railway station about 4.15pm to catch the 4.50pm train (memo: must check the time hasn't changed since I last caught that train) to King's X. (memo: go look up how you get to Holborn again, you dozy amnesiac mousey!)

All in all, it should be a Very Good Day :D

Comments

[mitchy.livejournal.com]

I just felt it was the silliest criminal mastermind plot ever. It took me a while to figure out that they found out about the boxes from the guy's cousin, switched them for their own so that they could have equipment already in the location. However, how the hell were they going to get into the location itself, which must be secure, was never actually explained. And the Charlie/Amita/Larry dynamic was well out of whack and I thought the explanation for it was lame.

[sanba38.livejournal.com]

Yes, you're right about all of that.

[mitchy.livejournal.com]

I did like the scenes between Don and the shrink, but if Don gets religion, I'm going to fly to LA and set fire to the production team.

[sanba38.livejournal.com]

By "get religion", you mean, "Become actively involved in a Reform Synagogue, and thus more connected to his community"?

I like that they added a shadow of dimension to David's character.

[mitchy.livejournal.com]

It's an unecesary plot device, in my opinion, is all. It always leads to more moralising and preaching. I'm not saying religion is bad but I'd have been happier if I'd seen any sign that the family were in any way religious from the get go and I can't recall seeing that.

And yes, nice to see more of David's character. Took me a while to warm to him. I'm a big Colby fan :)

[sanba38.livejournal.com]

You can totally have Colby--I lay no claim to him. We'll see where they go with the synagogue. I think the last time I saw actual Jewish religion on a fictional TV series was in the 80s, and it was a children's show on PBS.

[mitchy.livejournal.com]

Yay! *cuddles Colby* And yes, if it's done well, it could be very interesting. I just hope it's done well.