White Collar Review of Inevitability

[kriadydragon]

I know I said no more reviews but I just had to say something on this ep...

akebberiohjgkdjbduhsfkjsbfdljhslf! *passes out*

Oh, January, why must you be so far, far away! Oh show, why must you be so cruel with your cliffhangers! Gah, White Collar does twisty so wonderfully.

And Neal decided! He wants to stay! But Mozzie's parting words - no, Mozzie, no. Just let Neal leave the game.

Eeeeellll! I knew something was going to happen to her I just knew it! And now... and now... and now...!

I'm not a fan of January but... we can haz January, plz? *wibbles*

PS: Neal is friggin' hot when being clever and naughty and wearing a hat :D *happy sigh*

Comments

[kriadydragon.livejournal.com]

Crack a whip at it and make it work! Or just call it an AU ;)

I'm always torn about these long gaps with some shows. On the one hand (and I'm just assuming here) it's probably easier on the actors and writers. On the other hand... it's so far away!

I felt this episode to be teh awesome, but I cringe to think what other reviews will have to say, since there's been quite a bit of negativity (I've been trying to avoid other reviews, but I'm weak).

[swanpride.livejournal.com]

Not much negative this time around. Even at TV withough pity the ep is generally liked.

I like other reviews - they can drag you down, but sometimes they also help. I was so unhappy about Peter being so stupid this season until someone pointed out that he is dragging his feet the same way Neal does because he doesn't really want to catch Neal.

[kriadydragon.livejournal.com]

I like reviews when they're discussions and not "let's hate on the characters and show creators and nit-pick it to death." I've become rather protective of this show since it's one of the few that hits pretty much all my squee buttons, and lately I feel like people have really been ripping into it for reasons I just don't understand. They act like Eastin is dragging it through the mud when it's been pretty consistent with what we've gotten every season (something happens, Neal does stuff behind Peter's back, Peter suspects Neal of doing stuff, lots of cat and mouse while the friendship continues, then something bad happens, and things get resolved).

And I guess it bothers me because I've seen shows that really have gotten dragged through the mud, so know that White collar isn't being dragged through anything.

[swanpride.livejournal.com]

I don't think that I will ever be happy with the Sara-arc - I really think that her presence drags the episodes down and that the whole relatioship is OOC for Neal. I liked her much more as antagonist. Sorry...but it's sad to see a show being medicore when it could be good or fantastic.