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Jul. 10th, 2011 11:18 amPlease explain to me the logic of how using "Schrank" as an interest makes it a clickable link, yet I am the only one listed with the interest. The other interests I have that no one else lists are not clickable. I'd really prefer to list him more respectfully, but "Lieutenant Schrank" comes up non-clickable, and I'm obsessed with having interests clickable if possible.
(Also, I didn't want to do this, either, but Krupke is listed as "Officer Krupke". I think I'm the only one who bothers to care that he's a sergeant, not an officer. I just don't understand that discrepancy in the script.)
I finally saw a second-season episode of Riverboat I like! Listen to the Nightingale, which is, I think, the last episode, was excellent. Of course, as per what seems to be the case for all season 2 episodes, Grey has to become interested in the latest woman passenger. Sigh. Yawn. And what's more, she is just about the strangest one yet. She doesn't utterly aggravate me like the girl in that season 1 episode, but I can't figure her out at all. She bounces back and forth on the real reason why she won't perform in New Orleans after the theft of her necklace. And she acts like she's romantically interested in Grey at the beginning, yet in the end she seems to rebuff any continuing interest he has in her. I'm a woman, but I cannot understand her illogical behavior. (And I'm noted in general for siding with the men more than the women, unless the man really is acting a jerk and/or I can actually understand the woman's feelings.)
At least Blake was awesome this time. I was hoping he would endear himself to me. It looks like he and Grey do have a friendship in that episode, so maybe it's something that grew over time from their partnership. He was still worried about money, but it didn't get in the way of him being compassionate as it seemed to in Chicota Landing.
And I think I'll try working on a short Perry Mason ficlet inspired by The Case of the Misguided Missile. I still haven't resolved the problem of wanting Captain Caldwell to live, so this follows a different angle.
(Also, I didn't want to do this, either, but Krupke is listed as "Officer Krupke". I think I'm the only one who bothers to care that he's a sergeant, not an officer. I just don't understand that discrepancy in the script.)
I finally saw a second-season episode of Riverboat I like! Listen to the Nightingale, which is, I think, the last episode, was excellent. Of course, as per what seems to be the case for all season 2 episodes, Grey has to become interested in the latest woman passenger. Sigh. Yawn. And what's more, she is just about the strangest one yet. She doesn't utterly aggravate me like the girl in that season 1 episode, but I can't figure her out at all. She bounces back and forth on the real reason why she won't perform in New Orleans after the theft of her necklace. And she acts like she's romantically interested in Grey at the beginning, yet in the end she seems to rebuff any continuing interest he has in her. I'm a woman, but I cannot understand her illogical behavior. (And I'm noted in general for siding with the men more than the women, unless the man really is acting a jerk and/or I can actually understand the woman's feelings.)
At least Blake was awesome this time. I was hoping he would endear himself to me. It looks like he and Grey do have a friendship in that episode, so maybe it's something that grew over time from their partnership. He was still worried about money, but it didn't get in the way of him being compassionate as it seemed to in Chicota Landing.
And I think I'll try working on a short Perry Mason ficlet inspired by The Case of the Misguided Missile. I still haven't resolved the problem of wanting Captain Caldwell to live, so this follows a different angle.
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