Nothing about that actor from that Sci Fi series this time
But there is this other actor from another sci fi series by the name of Nathan Fillion who made his return to One Life To Live today. It was such fun to watch. Nathan spent his first several scenes with a big old grin on his face. Considering Joey was home for his grandfather's funeral, maybe not the best acting choice, but it was endearing to see him that happy to be back. And I was quite impressed with how into the role got. I didn't expect him to phone it in, but it was as if he'd been gone only a few weeks, not years. The chemistry he had with the actress who plays Dorian was even still there.
Another thing, getting all these characters past and present together, you start recalling who has slept with who and...it's quite disturbing.
OK, Fiona most definitely wants a relationship. I'm not sure how I feel about her filling The Girlfriend role. I suppose it's natural that there comes a point where she wants to settle down and who knows her and understands her better than Michael? I did like that the supposed continuation of their 'date' on the beach was actually just her way of getting him to help with a job. And it was nice that she got to be the one to bring in the money for a change; even nicer that Michael didn't do it for the money.
I thought trying to make Michael jealous with Tom was a bit lame accept it seemed to work to an extent. Not that Michael thought she was really interested in the guy, but that there could be another guy at some point. And it amuses me that, off camera, Fiona is going to Sam with her relationship frustrations. It makes sense though - she has no one else to confide in and Sam can empathize since he has his own Michael frustrations.
Nice in-joke with Sam bringing up Spiderman as he and the fence listed celebrities who go by a single name.
But the line that really cracked me up was when Fiona suggested getting the Iranians to assist Michael and he responded with having Michael Weston and Jihad in the same sentence was not a good idea.
And I don't care if the broach was worth two million, it's one of the ugliest pieces of jewelry I've ever seen. What a waste of diamonds!
Another thing, getting all these characters past and present together, you start recalling who has slept with who and...it's quite disturbing.
OK, Fiona most definitely wants a relationship. I'm not sure how I feel about her filling The Girlfriend role. I suppose it's natural that there comes a point where she wants to settle down and who knows her and understands her better than Michael? I did like that the supposed continuation of their 'date' on the beach was actually just her way of getting him to help with a job. And it was nice that she got to be the one to bring in the money for a change; even nicer that Michael didn't do it for the money.
I thought trying to make Michael jealous with Tom was a bit lame accept it seemed to work to an extent. Not that Michael thought she was really interested in the guy, but that there could be another guy at some point. And it amuses me that, off camera, Fiona is going to Sam with her relationship frustrations. It makes sense though - she has no one else to confide in and Sam can empathize since he has his own Michael frustrations.
Nice in-joke with Sam bringing up Spiderman as he and the fence listed celebrities who go by a single name.
But the line that really cracked me up was when Fiona suggested getting the Iranians to assist Michael and he responded with having Michael Weston and Jihad in the same sentence was not a good idea.
And I don't care if the broach was worth two million, it's one of the ugliest pieces of jewelry I've ever seen. What a waste of diamonds!
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It's hilarious when I think back over who's been with who in the cast! Probably easier to list who HASN'T had sex, really.
Thanks, I'd have totally forgotten to watch if you hadn't posted. :.)
Probably easier to list who HASN'T had sex, really.
True. :) I'd forgotten what an evil ho Blair was!
I know Nathan is in today's ep, the 10,000th of the series, as well. And I thought he mentioned on his My Space page filming for a few days so maybe his last ep will be Monday's. With SoapNet I don't really worry about missing anything. Phew!
I have the DVR set to record today.
I don't think I get SoapNet, but I'm very stoopit about stuff like that.
My cable system just got SoapNet earlier this year. I didn't think I'd be using it at all and now I'm watching GH and repeats of The O.C.. If they'd just get the rights to Santa Barbara I'd be in heaven. :)
Mason and Julia!!!!!!
I don't get soapnet, dammit. Maybe some day.
I thought they really walked a fine line with that, but it actually worked. I think there's something about Michael's ambivalence, and Fiona's understanding of Michael's ambivalence, that made the whole situation come off less as stereotypical games and more as her pointing out to him that he does have a choice to make, there is a fork in the road, and there are consequences to that choice.
One thing that I forgot to mention last night and loved was how he opened the car door for her. It was a very couple-y thing to do and a small gesture to acknowledge that he saw her point and was going to make an effort.