Kaeleighs_Justice
4.27.07, 10:21 PM
I liked the episode. I like going into the episode having NOT read the description or any spoilers. I haven’t read a single episode description this year. It’s the better way to watch the episodes…at least for me. My reactions are truer.
Where to start? There was a lot going on in this episode.
Jordan—who is this imposter and what did she do with the Jordan I know and love? I wasn’t sure what to think. I tried really hard to think of the last time I saw Jordan act this happy—and I couldn’t come up with a single moment. Our Jordan isn’t the giddy, carefree, fen shui happy type.
Jordan had a couple of ‘heavy’ moments despite the new found ‘happiness’ attitude.
1- Her heart to heart with Bug. I was glad it was Jordan Bug ended up talking with. The two obviously care for each other (friend wise) but it’s not as easy a rapport as she has with Nigel and Garret. It seemed fitting that the two—who’ve both been through tragic (granted very different, but still tragic) moments should open up and share their fears to each other.
2- Jordan convincing Julie (that was the sister’s name, right?) that she couldn’t give up on life. Wasn’t Jordan just in this situation? It’s nice to see Jordan be able to learn from her experience and share them with others.
3- Jordan and Garret. Once again it’s Garret who tells Jordan she doesn’t have to change. He knew the old Jordan and he loved the old Jordan. She doesn’t have to change just because she’s been given a second chance.
Kate and Nigel—Nigel and Kate. I think I’m fast becoming a shipper of those two. How great (possible symbolic foreshadowing) was the opening scene with the two of them standing at the altar? The two have an easy banter that passes endlessly between them. Nigel’s the optimist and Kate the pessimist and they play off each other so well.
Kate has officially graduated to morgue family member. She took that last step!
Woody: To the Precinct?
Kate: People here do it all the time.
Welcome to the family Kate. She’s opening up—to Nigel at least—even if it is with threats of losing a liver. There is definitely a friendship forming between the two. Kate doesn’t open up to just anyone. It was a sad moment (“Don’t ask questions you don’t want answers to”) yet it was also a tender moment where Kate felt confident enough to confide in Nigel.
Kate: Why does everyone around here think they have the right to know everything about everything? Because my dear Kate, they CARE. Welcome to the family.
Bug: I understand his reaction—keeping his experience to himself. He’s not one to open up and share his thoughts, yet when he finally did it did him good. Sometimes getting the bad event off your chest does wonders to speeding up recovery. It’s an experience Bug will live with forever. I’m sure he’ll be forever jade toward the HSD and be extra sensitive to the topic of terrorism and such related topics, but I think he’ll at least be able to move on with his life now.
Random Thoughts:
The fish is still alive after a month in Jordan’s care. I’m impressed. Did the fish look more like a beta fish rather than a tropical fish and if it was a tropical fish it needs a tank and filter.
Loved Kate’s threat to Woody—“work place accidents are responsible for more lost of limbs…” – scalpel in hand! Ahh that would only come from Kate.
What WAS Jordan wearing? Okay I can live with the blue polka dotted dress, but the red-ish weird looking coat? Aye!
Priceless Lines:
Nigel: So what did they do, remove the meningioma or give her a lobotomy?
Nigel: ixnay ookiescay
Jordan: (after Elliot tells her she’s supposed to stay behind her) I’m not so good at following directions. (That’s the old Jordan I love!)
Elliot: I'll take cryptic clues for 200.
Overall—the episode wasn’t bad. I found it interesting how Jordan and Bug where the two insisting they were fine, when really they were the ones off-balanced in this episode. But by the ended they’d finally put their false pretenses behind them and the balance in the morgue was restored.
Where to start? There was a lot going on in this episode.
Jordan—who is this imposter and what did she do with the Jordan I know and love? I wasn’t sure what to think. I tried really hard to think of the last time I saw Jordan act this happy—and I couldn’t come up with a single moment. Our Jordan isn’t the giddy, carefree, fen shui happy type.
Jordan had a couple of ‘heavy’ moments despite the new found ‘happiness’ attitude.
1- Her heart to heart with Bug. I was glad it was Jordan Bug ended up talking with. The two obviously care for each other (friend wise) but it’s not as easy a rapport as she has with Nigel and Garret. It seemed fitting that the two—who’ve both been through tragic (granted very different, but still tragic) moments should open up and share their fears to each other.
2- Jordan convincing Julie (that was the sister’s name, right?) that she couldn’t give up on life. Wasn’t Jordan just in this situation? It’s nice to see Jordan be able to learn from her experience and share them with others.
3- Jordan and Garret. Once again it’s Garret who tells Jordan she doesn’t have to change. He knew the old Jordan and he loved the old Jordan. She doesn’t have to change just because she’s been given a second chance.
Kate and Nigel—Nigel and Kate. I think I’m fast becoming a shipper of those two. How great (possible symbolic foreshadowing) was the opening scene with the two of them standing at the altar? The two have an easy banter that passes endlessly between them. Nigel’s the optimist and Kate the pessimist and they play off each other so well.
Kate has officially graduated to morgue family member. She took that last step!
Woody: To the Precinct?
Kate: People here do it all the time.
Welcome to the family Kate. She’s opening up—to Nigel at least—even if it is with threats of losing a liver. There is definitely a friendship forming between the two. Kate doesn’t open up to just anyone. It was a sad moment (“Don’t ask questions you don’t want answers to”) yet it was also a tender moment where Kate felt confident enough to confide in Nigel.
Kate: Why does everyone around here think they have the right to know everything about everything? Because my dear Kate, they CARE. Welcome to the family.
Bug: I understand his reaction—keeping his experience to himself. He’s not one to open up and share his thoughts, yet when he finally did it did him good. Sometimes getting the bad event off your chest does wonders to speeding up recovery. It’s an experience Bug will live with forever. I’m sure he’ll be forever jade toward the HSD and be extra sensitive to the topic of terrorism and such related topics, but I think he’ll at least be able to move on with his life now.
Random Thoughts:
The fish is still alive after a month in Jordan’s care. I’m impressed. Did the fish look more like a beta fish rather than a tropical fish and if it was a tropical fish it needs a tank and filter.
Loved Kate’s threat to Woody—“work place accidents are responsible for more lost of limbs…” – scalpel in hand! Ahh that would only come from Kate.
What WAS Jordan wearing? Okay I can live with the blue polka dotted dress, but the red-ish weird looking coat? Aye!
Priceless Lines:
Nigel: So what did they do, remove the meningioma or give her a lobotomy?
Nigel: ixnay ookiescay
Jordan: (after Elliot tells her she’s supposed to stay behind her) I’m not so good at following directions. (That’s the old Jordan I love!)
Elliot: I'll take cryptic clues for 200.
Overall—the episode wasn’t bad. I found it interesting how Jordan and Bug where the two insisting they were fine, when really they were the ones off-balanced in this episode. But by the ended they’d finally put their false pretenses behind them and the balance in the morgue was restored.