403 - Love Is the Drug

[odannygirl7.livejournal.com]

Stanton's back. But he's a total grumpers.

Let's talk about it.

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[vic-amy-z.livejournal.com]

Okay, so NOTHING was going to live up to the squeee level generated by last week's episode, but it wasn't terrible, just a bit disjointed, like they had a handful of leftover plot parts and just threw them together to make an episode. But here are the parts I loved:

I loved Rock Paper Scissors, because this it totally fanon Peter and Jared.

I loved bad-ass Stanton laying the restaurant owner out and I loved them taking him to the Diner at the end. I didn't love the Mike Tyson part particularly, but I did love the fanboy reactions and Breckin's impression, which must have been terrifying to do!

I loved Swatello and the fact that Jared's jealousy just gave us some of the best faces ever. Seriously, I have never wanted to pet someone as much as I want to pet that man.

I loved Peter's closing speech and the scorn reserved purely for Jared for getting all stupid OVER A WOMAN! He was judging him so hard.

I loved that Dan moved in with them 2 weeks ago and they didn't even know. I also love that he slightly creeps them out but will probably remain the least threatening person on the show.

Let's face it, they could do an entire episode where nothing happens at all, and I'd still love it!

[odannygirl7.livejournal.com]

I love that the writers love us enough to accept our fanon into their canon. :)

I wonder if Breckin's been doing a Tyson impersonation around set and someone in casting found out and was then like 'hey, guess who I booked to guest on the show'. Because it seemed so much more like a not!Jared kind of thing? The whole Tyson thing seemed very not F&B ish... didn't really have the same flavor of the Rob Lowe stuff.

The best faces, yes. I totally get the wanting to pet him thing. Like if I could just hold his cheeks and maybe stroke his hair a little... yeah.