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kristen999) wrote2012-10-01 11:22 pm
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H50 3.02
Unlike last week when I had the next night off, this is quick. Yay! New eppy! (I've got to used to this)
I loved the paddle out. It was beautiful. When Cath asked Steve how anyone could get over such tragedy, I thought his answer was very revealing to all the loss he's faced. Or I'm reading into it too much. Either way, DDK is rocking it.
I had many feelings when everyone returned to HQ and each gave Chin love.
Did anyone notice Danny hanging on Steve's shoulder when he was looking at the cellphone pictures after they found the DBs from the at heist?
Poor Danny. Always in the back seat of his own car. But I did enjoy this week's banter and bickering. There seemed to be a lot more Steve and Danny in this and it was enjoyable.
The case was at usual neck break speed. Doesn't bother me after having an NCIS marathon in the background this weekend reminding me all CBS shows do that
Steve owes Cath a ton of favors. Yeah, she used her assets to gain information, if it was Steve in her shoes, people don't think he's wouldn't flirt to get what he needed? I like how they flipped things and showed how she was able to extract the info form her mark. I like Cath. She kicks ass.
Mom is on the island, huh? Hmmm. They did a good job of not letting that dominate the plot.
I felt this eppy was a lot more even and really hit the emotional moments with Chin. Those were the best parts, especially the end with Danny and Chin on the beach, but it wasn't the most exciting or memorable eppy. I do give kudos for spreading the impact of Mali's death out, I'll be curious if they do it justice and sprinkle it through out the rest of the season.
Okay, this wasn't very thinky. I have to go to bed. :)
I loved the paddle out. It was beautiful. When Cath asked Steve how anyone could get over such tragedy, I thought his answer was very revealing to all the loss he's faced. Or I'm reading into it too much. Either way, DDK is rocking it.
I had many feelings when everyone returned to HQ and each gave Chin love.
Did anyone notice Danny hanging on Steve's shoulder when he was looking at the cellphone pictures after they found the DBs from the at heist?
Poor Danny. Always in the back seat of his own car. But I did enjoy this week's banter and bickering. There seemed to be a lot more Steve and Danny in this and it was enjoyable.
The case was at usual neck break speed. Doesn't bother me after having an NCIS marathon in the background this weekend reminding me all CBS shows do that
Steve owes Cath a ton of favors
Mom is on the island, huh? Hmmm. They did a good job of not letting that dominate the plot.
I felt this eppy was a lot more even and really hit the emotional moments with Chin. Those were the best parts, especially the end with Danny and Chin on the beach, but it wasn't the most exciting or memorable eppy. I do give kudos for spreading the impact of Mali's death out, I'll be curious if they do it justice and sprinkle it through out the rest of the season.
Okay, this wasn't very thinky. I have to go to bed. :)
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But I do agree, Cath kicks butt. And LOVED the Danny-Chin moment on the beach. And for the record I will NEVER get into a helicopter with Kamekona at the controls. Steve though? *dreamy sigh* Off to bed too, as work is in 9 hours and I need 2 of those to get me and the 4-legs up, fed and settled plus did I mention traffic??
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The Danny-Chin moment was awesome :)
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LOL @ the 'are we there yet'. Danny needs to drive his own car from time to time.
The end with Danny and Chin was so good!
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I really liked how they balanced both plots. And it was really nice to see how Cath does her thing. There's surely something fishy there with the whole mommy issue.
DDK is doing a really awesome job, isn't he. And, awww, the teaminess, all the love and hugs, I love it so much.
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I like that they've gone the sad, more zen approach for Chin, rather than rage. I think it suits what we know of him.
And yay for the leaning! Danno, you just can't keep your hands off Steve, can you? :D Somehow, I almost like those more subtle "just can't help myself" moments even more than the more overt stuff.
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I hope Chin's storyline in a long series of moments over the season.
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Danny needs to drape himself over Steve all the time. It's so darn adorable.
And I loved how the emotional stuff with Chin was woven into the episode--nicely done.
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dhu, Ed Asner played his role perfectly. Deeply, deeply creepy, and he could switch it on and off. I was watching him thinking ewwww. I kind of want to write him a fan letter. I did like him as the anti-Kamekona, a criminal snitch who is actually a criminal, and a bad guy. I would have liked to have seen him for a couple of more eps before his comeuppance. I actually squeaked when he walked in front of the truck.
Ah, the funeral and the section interspersed through the ep where they tried to help Chin. The funeral was perfect. I could actually write a lot about that, but I will sum it up by saying: sniff.
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Chins grief has been beautiful and sad, it sucks that it took his wife dying to give him such an acr, but he is doing wonders with it.
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I thought so, too. I loved that scene (and of course it once again made me want to hug Steve).
I didn't notice Danny hanging on Steve's shoulder in that scene - now I really have to watch it again. :D
I wasn't too happy with some of the Steve-Danny scenes, it often seemed too aggressive to me. That may be just me, though. In any case, there was a lot more Danny, which was good. Apart from that, I think we loved the same things in this ep. All the team-y scenes made me happy!
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1) The opening scene was truly beautiful
2) Steve's You Don't Get Over It to Cath was so telling
3) Cath is cool (and I love that she and Steve still have their thing -- I assume -- but they haven't immediately fallen into romance with a capital R now that she's living on Oahu. So far it doesn't feel forced (and it's not making me insanely jealous for Steve/Danny :-)), and I'm proud of Show for doing that.
4) August March is a terrifically creepy and evil villain. I found myself wishing he'd had a contingency plan and it would've been somebody else's squashed remains under the wheels of that truck. Ed Asner really rocked that role.
5) Some fine Steve and Danny moments ("our marriage" :-)) and lovely Team moments and heartbreaking Chin moments.
6) Steve is too gorgeous to really exist, he has to be a figment of my imagination. Every single scene with him, he was just making me lose track of everything else. I no longer know how to cope with this... :-)))
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Is Chin's calm acceptance now maybe going to turn into something darker later? I remember the pre-season stuff where Chin was going to be going through some very dark stuff or need to be rebuilt or something like that? and I'm not sure that what we've seen so far qualifies? I'm really glad he seems to be handling it okay right now, aside from grieving Malia, but when he said the job had brought him and Malia back together again and given them time they wouldn't have had together I was waiting for him to say the job had also taken Malia back away from him. No sign of bitterness at all -- I'm wondering whether to be worried about that...)
Obsessiveness #2 -- it bugs me, the gun thing and the fingerprint thing for March. He's too canny to have done either of those things, I think, unless they were deliberate. And I wonder about "the job" he had for the criminal guy he went to visit, what was involved with that. The downside is that DNA and dental records would certainly identify the roadkill remains as either Marsh or not (and also the sometimes handwavy plot holes that happen). Still, I lay in bed awake completely unable to see March making mistakes like those unless he was doing it deliberately...
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but when he said the job had brought him and Malia back together again and given them time they wouldn't have had together I was waiting for him to say the job had also taken Malia back away from him.
So much! I was waiting for something along that line too!
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I think. I have NO idea where they're going to go with this!
:-)
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I think he's repressing and shoving a lot into a dark corner of his mind at the moment in order to keep on going/functioning and one day - one day it won't stay back there and he'll have to deal with it.
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Daniel Dae Kim rocks this so much. As you mentioned - I hope that we get to see some of his grief during the next episodes/this season too.
With every second Catherine is on screen I'm loving her more (haven't thought that this is possible but apparently it is). I loved that she used *everything* that she has to get the information she needs in order to find out where Doris is. Also, the scene in which Steve asks her about the favour? You can see how familiar they are with each other, how good they know each other and that they trust each other. *big happy sigh*
I loved the snark and banter between Danny and Steve but I didn't notice the leaning. I might have to rewatch the episode so that I can see it.
I'm really curious why Doris stayed on the island. It will be interesting when they show us more about this plotline...
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When Cath asked Steve how anyone could get over such tragedy, I thought his answer was very revealing to all the loss he's faced.
YES. I thought the same thing and by the sidelong look she gave him, I wonder if she did, too.
I loved how she got the intel he asked for. Shows how capable she is and that she really is a good match for him. She holds her own and I dig it.
I was pretty tired when I watched this and was kinda just going with the flow until that old dude committed suicide by semi and then I gasped and gaped and covered my mouth. I totally didn't see that coming.
And Mama McGarett's on the island, huh? Yeah, she's climbing higher on my sh*t list. I feel my protective instinct kicking in and it's so cool because when whatever IT is goes down, there's potential for ALL THE ANGST. Goodness, how I love it.
I'm still spinning from the SPN premiere (and staying up to the wee hours Rambling on about it), so I'll just see ya next week sometime. :)
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My Steve protective instincts are always in high gear, but yes, to anything mom does to him.