quote:Watching that scene, I kept experiencing a flashback to Twelve Monkeys.
Potential Mad Men Spoiler*******
The meditation center that Rachel McAdams visits is the same place Don Draper ends up at right? Is her dad Don Draper?
quote:"Thirty minute shower" says Viagra.
Bike cop is California Highway Patrol. (jurisdiction because ?? he found the body and has a smoking hot girlfriend who appears to be down for whatever in the sack which makes for good TV??)
Was that Viagra or a pain pll?
quote:She actually OFFERRED the fellatio, and it was not thinly-disguised.
He got a BJ from the blonde in exchange for waiving the ticket. Because of that he is now suspended with pay from the force pending an investigation.
quote:I suspect that "Black Mountain" is part of his backstory ... probably from his military days ... or maybe he spent some time as a civilian contractor (think "Blackwater").quote:yeah, I think he refused and still gave her a ticket, then her lawyer made accusation that the officer solicited the BJ. But they have to put him on leave because there is some other **** going on (I think they said Black Mountain or something) so CHP is being cautious.quote:Why do you say that? I don't think they made it clear other than apparently she accused him of "solicitating" a bj to not arrest her.
He got a BJ from the blonde in exchange for waiving the ticket. Because of that he is now suspended with pay from the force pending an investigation.
quote:Divorced dad. My guess is that his kid goes to school outside his jurisdiction, such that when Aspen's dad goes to the local PD to file his assault report ... no one fits the description.quote:He didn't identify himself that we saw.
there is no way Colin Farrel would be on duty after what he did to the middle class family dad.
quote:we have established in her first scene that her character is into non-conventional acts of love. Is there a gambling site with an over/under of Rachel nude scenes for this series?
I'm hoping it's Rachel McAdams
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In Greek mythology, Antigone (/ntni/ an-ti-g-nee; Greek: ) is the daughter of Oedipus and his mother, Jocasta. The meaning of the name is, as in the case of the masculine equivalent Antigonus, "worthy of one's parents" or "in place of one's parents".
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Apologize if it has already been discussed. But, what was up with the woman floating in what looked like a bowl of milk? That was so strange to me, I know the entire house and had crazy stuff/imagery in it (trying to keep this SFW). Could have sworn Farrell said something like, "please tell me you saw that". I didn't understand why the house was all torn up either? I definitely need to watch the episode again.
quote:And the green haired sister is named Athena.
In case y'all missed it, McAdam's dad calls her by her full name, Antigone. If anyone else needed a refresher in Greek mythology:
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In Greek mythology, Antigone (/ntni/ an-ti-g-nee; Greek: ) is the daughter of Oedipus and his mother, Jocasta. The meaning of the name is, as in the case of the masculine equivalent Antigonus, "worthy of one's parents" or "in place of one's parents".
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Antigone is the play's tragic heroine. In the first moments of the play, Antigone is opposed to her radiant sister Ismene. Unlike her beautiful and docile sister, Antigone is scrawny, sallow, withdrawn, and recalcitrant brat. . . . Antigone has a boyish physique and curses her girlhood. She is the antithesis of the melodramatic heroine, the archetypal blond ingnue as embodied in Ismene. Antigone has always been difficult, terrorizing Ismene as a child, always insisting on the gratification of her desires, refusing to "understand" the limits placed on her. Her envy of Ismene is clear. Ismene is entirely of this world, the object of all men's desires. Thus she will at one point rob Ismene of her feminine accoutrements to seduce her fianc Haemon. She fails, however, as such human pleasures are not meant for her.
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Guys - do yourself a favor and look up the webcam sister, Leven Rambin. She's from H-Town. I'm hoping that she is this season's Daddario.
quote:Very
It's also the name of a play by Sophocles about the person of the same name. I'll let SparkNotes take it from there.
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Antigone is the play's tragic heroine. In the first moments of the play, Antigone is opposed to her radiant sister Ismene. Unlike her beautiful and docile sister, Antigone is scrawny, sallow, withdrawn, and recalcitrant brat. . . . Antigone has a boyish physique and curses her girlhood. She is the antithesis of the melodramatic heroine, the archetypal blond ingnue as embodied in Ismene. Antigone has always been difficult, terrorizing Ismene as a child, always insisting on the gratification of her desires, refusing to "understand" the limits placed on her. Her envy of Ismene is clear. Ismene is entirely of this world, the object of all men's desires. Thus she will at one point rob Ismene of her feminine accoutrements to seduce her fianc Haemon. She fails, however, as such human pleasures are not meant for her.
Interesting, at any rate.
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Apologize if it has already been discussed. But, what was up with the woman floating in what looked like a bowl of milk? That was so strange to me, I know the entire house and had crazy stuff/imagery in it (trying to keep this SFW). Could have sworn Farrell said something like, "please tell me you saw that". I didn't understand why the house was all torn up either? I definitely need to watch the episode again.
Here we go...
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Apologize if it has already been discussed. But, what was up with the woman floating in what looked like a bowl of milk? That was so strange to me, I know the entire house and had crazy stuff/imagery in it (trying to keep this SFW). Could have sworn Farrell said something like, "please tell me you saw that". I didn't understand why the house was all torn up either? I definitely need to watch the episode again.
Here we go...
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Apologize if it has already been discussed. But, what was up with the woman floating in what looked like a bowl of milk? That was so strange to me, I know the entire house and had crazy stuff/imagery in it (trying to keep this SFW). Could have sworn Farrell said something like, "please tell me you saw that". I didn't understand why the house was all torn up either? I definitely need to watch the episode again.
Here we go...
That was the biggest loose end of the entire show for me. Nice.
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Riiigghhht
quote:What?!?!
Why would it? It's a loose end from the first season.
Are you the kid in English class that couldn't get past the idea of animal farm not actually being about animals?
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isn't john carter's GF the missing Hispanic chick? why else would they have her look exactly like the missing girl?
