TV: Gilmore Girls
Oct. 12th, 2005 08:22 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
yendiWow. You know, when I first got into GG (about halfway through season 2), everyone online griped that episodes written by Daniel Palladino sucked, and that he brought the show down. And although his episodes were certainly not as good as those written by his wife, I still enjoyed them, and I thought that his writing last year was top-notch.
This one, though, blew. A lot. There were some great zingers, sure, and the final five minutes were wonderful, but so much of the rest of the episode involved bad writing, stupid continuity errors, and just general suckitude. The highlight, of course, was the dinner at Sookie and Jackson's place, which was possibly the worst five minutes of TV I've seen this season, and I watched the pilot of How I Met Your Mother.
Oh, and my theory on the theatre: Once the actors come out into the audience, they're fair game for anything you want to do with them. It almost turns Cats into a palatable play.
This one, though, blew. A lot. There were some great zingers, sure, and the final five minutes were wonderful, but so much of the rest of the episode involved bad writing, stupid continuity errors, and just general suckitude. The highlight, of course, was the dinner at Sookie and Jackson's place, which was possibly the worst five minutes of TV I've seen this season, and I watched the pilot of How I Met Your Mother.
Oh, and my theory on the theatre: Once the actors come out into the audience, they're fair game for anything you want to do with them. It almost turns Cats into a palatable play.