Gosh, I thought we all liked Sanford Harris. It's a believable bad jam-up for Olivia. She handles herself well, of course, but it's nice that Harris dies in disgrace. Not a realistic resolution. But I guess SF can get a pass.
Always the relationshipper, I enjoyed the sudden foregrounding of Peter's attraction to Olivia. As noted and mentioned by Walter, our in-house shipperfan. A little pointed, but believable. Peter really *noticed* Olivia during their date in the bar, and having seen her in action he, the erstwhile tough guy, is intrigued. And of course Walter wants grandchildren.
Of course it is possible that Peter wants to be emasculated.
The fight with Mrs. Loeb was great. Scully never got to do that stuff. Only in Mulder's dreams.
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Date: 2014-05-18 09:25 pm (UTC)Always the relationshipper, I enjoyed the sudden foregrounding of Peter's attraction to Olivia. As noted and mentioned by Walter, our in-house shipperfan. A little pointed, but believable. Peter really *noticed* Olivia during their date in the bar, and having seen her in action he, the erstwhile tough guy, is intrigued. And of course Walter wants grandchildren.
Of course it is possible that Peter wants to be emasculated.
The fight with Mrs. Loeb was great. Scully never got to do that stuff. Only in Mulder's dreams.
No--I also do not get the plot. But enjoying.