VM - done with S1!
Oct. 15th, 2010 04:58 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
snick_backupHah! I was totally right about everything I said about the Kanes. Hah, say I!
Aaron Echolls? I... really didn't see that coming. I guess Logan is now justified in every smart remark he's ever made about his dad.
Logan/Veronica is adorable. Yes. (I did watch enough of the premiere of S2 to establish that he did not dive off a bridge nor die a violent death, and that he and Veronica are still together at the end of the summer.)
I do like Logan, as I expected I would; Jason Dohring should probably be given no small portion of the credit for this. OTOH, Logan is woobification personified. I don't necessarily like him the less for it, but in a show full of subtleties, the awful awfulness of Logan's recent life - physical abuse, murder of his girlfriend, maternal suicide, father sentenced for murder of said girlfriend, getting the stuffing beat out of him, and a murder accusation - sticks out a wee bit.
And, one thing no one on the show seems inclined to say: Lilly Kane? Not the brightest crayon in the box. Affair with much older married man = stupid on general grounds. Taunting said man with exposure = stupid on grounds on self-preservation.
We never did get the rest of the story on Weevil. If, as I suspect, S2 turns out to be partly about exonerating Logan of the stabbing of that gang member, presumably we'll dig deeper into the moods and motives of Mr. Eli Navarro.
Aaron Echolls? I... really didn't see that coming. I guess Logan is now justified in every smart remark he's ever made about his dad.
Logan/Veronica is adorable. Yes. (I did watch enough of the premiere of S2 to establish that he did not dive off a bridge nor die a violent death, and that he and Veronica are still together at the end of the summer.)
I do like Logan, as I expected I would; Jason Dohring should probably be given no small portion of the credit for this. OTOH, Logan is woobification personified. I don't necessarily like him the less for it, but in a show full of subtleties, the awful awfulness of Logan's recent life - physical abuse, murder of his girlfriend, maternal suicide, father sentenced for murder of said girlfriend, getting the stuffing beat out of him, and a murder accusation - sticks out a wee bit.
And, one thing no one on the show seems inclined to say: Lilly Kane? Not the brightest crayon in the box. Affair with much older married man = stupid on general grounds. Taunting said man with exposure = stupid on grounds on self-preservation.
We never did get the rest of the story on Weevil. If, as I suspect, S2 turns out to be partly about exonerating Logan of the stabbing of that gang member, presumably we'll dig deeper into the moods and motives of Mr. Eli Navarro.
