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Benjamin, I haven't seen Wet Hot American Summer, but are you referring to that gorgeous girl Hurley asked out in the record store? My God, I fell in love with her! Thought she was one of the best-looking actresses to appear on this show, though I admit I'm probably only saying that because the character herself seemed so great.
I can say right now, despite my current hatred, that FTLB will most likely grow on me, too. It looks like it's being set up that she's only acting this way due to the grim reality she currently faces -- in fact, she was actually likeable in her first appearance, last season (though I still gritted my teeth when I saw her, due to my recent viewing of SWAT). I'm sure we'll see she's had some tough childhood/background deal in her no-doubt-forthcoming flashback episode, and that beneath the hard surface she has a heart of gold.
BTW, is it not apparent how inessential Boone was to this show? I kinda feel bad for the actor who played him. But this whole season, not once have I felt a missing presence among the main cast. Though the guy never really did have a chance -- rewatched Season 1 on DVD, and even when he WAS around, he wasn't bringing much to the table. In fact I always got the impression they kept him around so Abrams could finally realize his earlier promise and actually, you know, kill someone -- and what's unusual, especially for an Abrams production, is that Boone really does seem to be dead (ie, no sudden resuscitation or revelation of never having died, like Sloane and Sydney's mother in Alias). |
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