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donutsweeper) wrote2016-05-18 12:38 pm
donutsweeper) wrote2016-05-18 12:38 pm
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Egads, they killed off whatshisname!
Continuing the lazy (I mean, *ahem* surprising and powerful) writing of TV these days four characters were killed off on shows I watched Monday and Tuesday. Is it sad that I'm only surprised that there were characters killed in only 3 of the 5 shows?
Of the deaths, the best (least awful?) written one was sadly completely unsurprising and I had assumed was coming. One death was off screen and poorly done, one a *sigh you have to be kidding me* kind of thing (although, I guess it's possible the person isn't dead) and the last had a totally ridiculous deathbed confession addition to it that went entirely against previously established canon.
The deaths happened in The Flash, NCIS and Blindspot (2 deaths).
*sigh*
Of the deaths, the best (least awful?) written one was sadly completely unsurprising and I had assumed was coming. One death was off screen and poorly done, one a *sigh you have to be kidding me* kind of thing (although, I guess it's possible the person isn't dead) and the last had a totally ridiculous deathbed confession addition to it that went entirely against previously established canon.
The deaths happened in The Flash, NCIS and Blindspot (2 deaths).
*sigh*
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And oh ghost!Martha Fraser! It makes me chortle when Benton says to Bob "how is she?" and Bob says "Not dead enough, son!"
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Poor Vecchio, I can't believe they never named his dad.
(I LOVE that 'not dead enough, son' exchange. Also the little glimpse we get of her in the end, checking on him.)