*sighs* The team working together for the case was great. Peter and Neal getting information was great. The ending was AWESOME! Peter's "I got you"-look in Neal's direction rescued the episode for me.
Because overall THERE WASN'T ENOUGHT NEAL AND PETER IN IT! All the scenes with Diana and Sara took up way too much screentime. That's not what I watch the show for. This long scene between Neal and Sara, which had no purpose at all safe for hammering in that they are not a usual couple (oh, really?) and showing Matt Bomer shirtless (not that I'm complaining about the view).
And then this "devil wears prada meets cinderellas evil stepmother"-newsreporter. A stupid stereotype, with no saving grace at all to it. There were way to much eyeroll moments attached to this role.
A episode like this is okay once a while, I suppose. But I really hope that they wont do it again too soon....oh no, judging by the preview for next week they will...*sighs*
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Date: 2011-06-22 09:24 am (UTC)From:Because overall THERE WASN'T ENOUGHT NEAL AND PETER IN IT! All the scenes with Diana and Sara took up way too much screentime. That's not what I watch the show for. This long scene between Neal and Sara, which had no purpose at all safe for hammering in that they are not a usual couple (oh, really?) and showing Matt Bomer shirtless (not that I'm complaining about the view).
And then this "devil wears prada meets cinderellas evil stepmother"-newsreporter. A stupid stereotype, with no saving grace at all to it. There were way to much eyeroll moments attached to this role.
A episode like this is okay once a while, I suppose. But I really hope that they wont do it again too soon....oh no, judging by the preview for next week they will...*sighs*