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Wow. Did Gibbs look old last night on the bathroom floor. I realize Mark Harmon isn't twenty anymore, bur most of the time, Gibbs is svelte and hot like a silver fox. Lying on the bathroom floor, he looked bloated and flabby in the face. Ye gods.
Can we please not go for the Jen is jealous of G.I. Jane scenario? Frankly, I don't like either one of them, and I'd prefer it if Gibbs stuck to the crime-solving. Schmoopy!Tony is disgusting enough. I'd be rooting for the psycho ex to kill the girlfriend if I didn't know that would bring down an avalanche of angst.
Tonight is Wednesday, and that means Flack. It also means I'll likely be chewing the glass on my TV in frustration by episode's end. Ah, well, at least Lindsay's leaving, and we'll get a brief respite from the tortured "romance" and the endless Danny drama.
All too brief, if there's a modicum of truth to Carmine's quote on EOnline. If it is true, is anyone really surprised? While the writers are sometimes capable of astonishing emotional depth in platonic relationships, they're amazingly cack-handed when it comes to romantic entanglements. Lindsay blew off a proud guy like Danny Messer twice, and then didn't have the balls to say goodbye to his face? Instead, she left a note for him with Hawkes like a wussy second-grader? Yeah, that'll stoke his engines and make him want to pursue her when she returns. Gah.
Can we please not go for the Jen is jealous of G.I. Jane scenario? Frankly, I don't like either one of them, and I'd prefer it if Gibbs stuck to the crime-solving. Schmoopy!Tony is disgusting enough. I'd be rooting for the psycho ex to kill the girlfriend if I didn't know that would bring down an avalanche of angst.
Tonight is Wednesday, and that means Flack. It also means I'll likely be chewing the glass on my TV in frustration by episode's end. Ah, well, at least Lindsay's leaving, and we'll get a brief respite from the tortured "romance" and the endless Danny drama.
All too brief, if there's a modicum of truth to Carmine's quote on EOnline. If it is true, is anyone really surprised? While the writers are sometimes capable of astonishing emotional depth in platonic relationships, they're amazingly cack-handed when it comes to romantic entanglements. Lindsay blew off a proud guy like Danny Messer twice, and then didn't have the balls to say goodbye to his face? Instead, she left a note for him with Hawkes like a wussy second-grader? Yeah, that'll stoke his engines and make him want to pursue her when she returns. Gah.