mtv lifer writing a Joss Whedon biography to come out in 2013. i watch a lot of television. a lot. and i talk about fandom and television in general lot. probably an unpopular opinion
the whole jamm thing felt so unnecessary and really knocked me off the emotional ride that was i was on. i know it was the catalyst to get them to city hall, but man — he just harshed my buzz in the worst way.
i’ll have to fastforward through it on reviewing, and then i’ll probably be doing ALL THE UGLY CRYING that i did not do tonight.
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stars-inthe-sky said:
Nope, right there with you. I loved the end results, and the Leslie-Ron scene in the jail, but Jamm was just awful. I had the same sort of issue with Bobby Newport (who at least meant well)—they’re just not interesting opponents.
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princessgeorge said:
Nope, I’m with you. Not interesting, even as a device.
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code-name-duchess said:
I’m basically just pretending that part didn’t exist.
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sullenaquarian said:
I do not understand how he can keep his job after what he did at the gala.
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judygrimes said:
nah def a popular opinion no one likes him and his five bathrooms
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iloveyouandilikeyou said:
not unpopular. it didn’t make sense to me, but on the whole, i’m forgetting about him in the grand scheme of the episode.
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charlishair said:
i agree! but i’m so happy that somebody punched him
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ryeloza said:
I choose to ignore his existence.
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pleasant-tomorrow said:
no i’ve seen a lot of that. not a good character at all. he’s not funny to watch, just painful.
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