Is it just me ...

[fembuck]

or does anyone else who watches Fringe like to pretend that Rachel isn't actually Olivia's sister, but is instead her wife, and that Ella is their child together?

I mean, this weeks episode was just brimming with domestic bliss.  Olivia being woken up by an adorable little munchkin, and coming home to someone who will listen to what a crappy day she had, and who understands when she has to leave at the drop of a dime after one of her secret calls...

If I was watching on mute, I totally would have thought Olivia was a gay 'mo, and that Rachel was her life partner and that Ella was GayMo Potard their love child.

Anyone?  Anyone?  Bueller?

In any case, I don't care.  It makes me happy to think that Gay!Alex is now Gay!Olivia, and Gay!Olivia is even more awesome because she gets to carry a gun, beat people up, and is absolutely precious with little children.  Seriously, maternal!Olivia is almost as sexy as beating-people-up-in-a-cemetary!Olivia.

*Sigh*  I hope this show doesn't get canceled.  It's really starting to come together.  Anna's finally at ease in the role, which consequently means that Olivia has become one sexy bastard.  I want more than one season of watching her kick ass and look good while doing it!

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[orange-creative.livejournal.com]

...does anyone else who watches Fringe like to pretend that Rachel isn't actually Olivia's sister, but is instead her wife, and that Ella is their child together?

OHLOLOL! I've only watched one episode of Fringe, mind you, but in that ONE EPISODE, the interaction and chemistry between this family unit had me thinking one prominent thought.

Are they one incestuously gay couple or what?

[fembuck.livejournal.com]

Are they one incestuously gay couple or what?

Oh, I know. The actresses just look way too smitten with each other. Like, yeah I know they're sisters and they like each other, but the way the actresses look at each other and interact it makes it look like they "like like" each other.