Note: Any guy who's looking out the window and all over the room when he's saying his feelings for you are real is LYING.
OO! Snap! She just told him he needs to be a man and end it if that's where it's headed. Maybe Chris's subtle mind-plants have begun to take root.
My, this is a lot of awkward silent sitting on the couch.
Huh. Well, that was quick and anticlimactic. I sure preferred a dude busting through the bushes in a cast.
I wish this blog could capture my impression of Bentley. I think it's pretty good. Imagine a low, grumbly voice: "Uh yeah, I mean, I just... I think you know where I'm coming from. And we're in the same place, but I think that you and I, and you should, but - you know... Also, I just, so you know what I'm saying..."
ReplyDeleteThis all was over so fast (repercussions and complete implosion of the show aside), but it was, indeed, awkward. And even for that :30s of TV, that was expensive. I just did a search for a flight to Hong Kong from SLC next Wednesday and it was $1447 for the very cheapest flight. Total travel time out: 22h and 10m. Return: 27h and 3m.
I'm glad to know :30s is how you say it in the biz. Let's be sure to include the cost of the VERY swank hotel room in the VERY expensive city.
ReplyDeleteThing is, I don't think B was really into being the bad guy. This was a mjor opportunity to drive in a dagger and twist it around a little and then watch her suffer. Nope, more meaningless "well, I just...y'know...uh...fill in the rest yourself," so she ends up hating him for being spineless instead of being evil. Not quite the Bond-villian effect he was going for.