MY FANDOM RANTING NEEDS OUT. :O
So last night I totally got on the wrong bus home after class. I mean- it was raining and it was windy and it was dark and I got really wet because the puddle in the street beside the bus stop was at least half a foot deep but, seriously, I was supposed to get on the 18, but I got on the 80 instead. :P
What made it better was that the other three people waiting at the bus stop all did the exact same thing. Two minutes into the ride, I realized we hadn't turned up Flamingo and was all like: "OMGWTF WE'RE ON THE 80!!!!!" to the person I'd been talking to, which caused the girl sitting across the aisle from us exclaim: "WHAT!? I THOUGHT THIS WAS THE 18 :O".
... yeah, so maybe Mount Saint Vincent's education isn't so great after all. Har har... har.
Wilson's devotion is adorable, however I'm tempted to think that his lying to Tritter about the forged perscriptions at the end was less about his friendship with House and more a testament to the general.... hopelessness (?) of his current situation. I mean- there is no fucking way any judge (or lawyer, or IDIOT) is going to believe that both signatures are Wilson's. They don't even need a cryptologist.
It struck me as him being more like: "HEY LIFE, I DARE YOU TO GET SHITTIER. I BET YOU CAN'T! AHAHAHAHA. HA. HA. HA." *headdesk*
Oh, Wilson. ♥
Didio- what did The Question ever do to you? I mean- Booster and Beetle were funny and you hate funny characters. Okay. Sue and Ralph were adorable and in love, and you probably hate love too. Superboy was funny, adorable and in love so he obviously had to go.
But Vic Sage? Charlie? The Question is just too awesome and wholly made of... cool and *woefully* under-used in mainstream DC comics. Also, although he can occasionally be funny and adorable, he commits neither of these apparent atrocities to the extent of the previously mentioned characters. Are you also on a mission to rid your universe of former Charlton characters?
Killing off lesser known characters just because you can't think of anything to do with them at the moment is a wholly inefficient method of "tidying up" the Universe. The point of obscure characters is to just sort of float around in indefinite limbo until someone like Gail Simone or Keith Giffen comes along and does something fantastic with them.
I mean- Giffen's Justice League run was probably the BEST Justice League run... ever, really, and he did it without Superman, Wonder Woman, The Flash, Aquaman or the Green Lantern (well, he did it without Hal at least; Guy Gardner doesn't count), Batman only had a limited role. Gail Simone made Catman likeable and The Mad Hatter bad ass.
SO, PLEASE DIDIO. JUST. STOP.
What made it better was that the other three people waiting at the bus stop all did the exact same thing. Two minutes into the ride, I realized we hadn't turned up Flamingo and was all like: "OMGWTF WE'RE ON THE 80!!!!!" to the person I'd been talking to, which caused the girl sitting across the aisle from us exclaim: "WHAT!? I THOUGHT THIS WAS THE 18 :O".
... yeah, so maybe Mount Saint Vincent's education isn't so great after all. Har har... har.
Wilson's devotion is adorable, however I'm tempted to think that his lying to Tritter about the forged perscriptions at the end was less about his friendship with House and more a testament to the general.... hopelessness (?) of his current situation. I mean- there is no fucking way any judge (or lawyer, or IDIOT) is going to believe that both signatures are Wilson's. They don't even need a cryptologist.
It struck me as him being more like: "HEY LIFE, I DARE YOU TO GET SHITTIER. I BET YOU CAN'T! AHAHAHAHA. HA. HA. HA." *headdesk*
Oh, Wilson. ♥
Didio- what did The Question ever do to you? I mean- Booster and Beetle were funny and you hate funny characters. Okay. Sue and Ralph were adorable and in love, and you probably hate love too. Superboy was funny, adorable and in love so he obviously had to go.
But Vic Sage? Charlie? The Question is just too awesome and wholly made of... cool and *woefully* under-used in mainstream DC comics. Also, although he can occasionally be funny and adorable, he commits neither of these apparent atrocities to the extent of the previously mentioned characters. Are you also on a mission to rid your universe of former Charlton characters?
Killing off lesser known characters just because you can't think of anything to do with them at the moment is a wholly inefficient method of "tidying up" the Universe. The point of obscure characters is to just sort of float around in indefinite limbo until someone like Gail Simone or Keith Giffen comes along and does something fantastic with them.
I mean- Giffen's Justice League run was probably the BEST Justice League run... ever, really, and he did it without Superman, Wonder Woman, The Flash, Aquaman or the Green Lantern (well, he did it without Hal at least; Guy Gardner doesn't count), Batman only had a limited role. Gail Simone made Catman likeable and The Mad Hatter bad ass.
SO, PLEASE DIDIO. JUST. STOP.