Without A Trace (3/09/06)
03-09-06, 11:57 PM
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Without A Trace (3/09/06)
Anyone see this episode? It was actually...different. It was funny, I don't recall seeing much drops of humor throughout the whole show previously.
03-10-06, 04:26 AM
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Since E.R. was a repeat, I had this on in the background, and then was pleasantly surprised that it featured Christina Hendricks, she of the ample bosum and the purty head of red, also known to Browncoats as Our Mrs. Reynolds, Saffron.
Had to laugh at Sam's wanting to go back to her salad when Viv tells her the missing person has only been missing for 5 hours. Then you have the scene with the laundry guy getting paid to drag the agoraphobic out of her apartment, literally kicking and screaming. And then at the end with Jack and Danny singing to "That's Amore". Definitely a lighter episode than the usual fare.
Had to laugh at Sam's wanting to go back to her salad when Viv tells her the missing person has only been missing for 5 hours. Then you have the scene with the laundry guy getting paid to drag the agoraphobic out of her apartment, literally kicking and screaming. And then at the end with Jack and Danny singing to "That's Amore". Definitely a lighter episode than the usual fare.
03-10-06, 07:24 AM
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I'm usually not into this show (I sorta watch it off and on) but I was pleasently surprised with this ep. A big part was that Christina Hendricks was in it (if there's ever a Serenty 2 Saffron better be a part of it) and part was the oldly light tone of the whole ep.
And the line of "you're fifteen miles from home. You have to be the worst agoraphobe ever!" 
Originally Posted by Patman
And then at the end with Jack and Danny singing to "That's Amore".
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03-10-06, 07:54 AM
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Originally Posted by RocShemp
And the line of "you're fifteen miles from home. You have to be the worst agoraphobe ever!"
I really liked this episode...
... and did anyone else notice Delgado's wardrobe/style last night? Side ponytail, camisol without a jacket... and then her bagging on Danny was priceless.
... and no mention of Martin's drug problem.
... and Jack's gonna give up the power stripe tie?
... "I've never been a lesbian before." "You'll figure it out."
03-10-06, 08:13 AM
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Ooo! Sorry. Didn't notice I typed hours instead of miles. 
I'll fix that now.
Oh and. "I've never been a lesbian either but I did have this one dream--"
I'll fix that now.
Oh and. "I've never been a lesbian either but I did have this one dream--"
03-10-06, 01:14 PM
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This was a different and fun episode last night. Some great lines and scenes.
When the mob guy is group hugging his daughter and the lady friend...
Jack: "Hey"
Mob guy: "Hey"
There was a slight bit of a continuity problem in this ep though. When they showed how the kid was watching the Asian guy struggle with the woman it looked like they were fairly near the window. But then when we saw the actual scene they were by her front door. The kid should not have been able to see that far into and across her apt. And then after the kid suppossedly watches all this, how come he doesn't see her come out her front door, and then standing there on the street? Did he stop watching after he saw her 'fighting' with the guy? Doesn't make sense.
When the mob guy is group hugging his daughter and the lady friend...
Jack: "Hey"
Mob guy: "Hey"
There was a slight bit of a continuity problem in this ep though. When they showed how the kid was watching the Asian guy struggle with the woman it looked like they were fairly near the window. But then when we saw the actual scene they were by her front door. The kid should not have been able to see that far into and across her apt. And then after the kid suppossedly watches all this, how come he doesn't see her come out her front door, and then standing there on the street? Did he stop watching after he saw her 'fighting' with the guy? Doesn't make sense.
03-10-06, 01:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Goldberg74
... and no mention of Martin's drug problem.
03-10-06, 10:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Goldberg74
Fixed.
I really liked this episode...
... and did anyone else notice Delgado's wardrobe/style last night? Side ponytail, camisol without a jacket... and then her bagging on Danny was priceless.
... and no mention of Martin's drug problem.
... and Jack's gonna give up the power stripe tie?
... "I've never been a lesbian before." "You'll figure it out."
I really liked this episode...
... and did anyone else notice Delgado's wardrobe/style last night? Side ponytail, camisol without a jacket... and then her bagging on Danny was priceless.
... and no mention of Martin's drug problem.
... and Jack's gonna give up the power stripe tie?
... "I've never been a lesbian before." "You'll figure it out."
that was classic.
03-13-06, 07:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Phil L.
Yeah last episode he was almost totally unraveling and practically screwed up that arrest. Then this week all is fine?!
03-13-06, 11:06 AM
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On the next new epsiode (Mar 30th), Martin's problem is revisited.
My guess is that the time frame of the epsiode was so short, that Martin wasn't relapsing... plus he wasn't really wasn't a focus. Danny took 2nd fiddle to Jack this ep.
My guess is that the time frame of the epsiode was so short, that Martin wasn't relapsing... plus he wasn't really wasn't a focus. Danny took 2nd fiddle to Jack this ep.
03-13-06, 11:14 AM
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I finally saw it and I liked it. Glad to see these people have a sense of humor. Sometimes when they show these characters you wonder how they survive in the real world so this shows them as real people.
