I heard a podcast today that said Rachel looked like she wants to make out with Olivia every time they're on screen together~
Yes! Thank god others see it. I mean, they really really do look at each other like they want to rip each others clothes off, devour each other and then snuggle up together in a blanket while watching the daily show.
Seriously, if they censor out the 'aunt' and 'sister' out of the script, I can totally imagine a gay household scenario.
So true. Hell, I think they keep throwing the word sister in there just to stop people from thinking that, but IT'S NOT WORKING! They are just too gay for each other for anything to stop the homo-rays from escaping.
I wouldn't want them to be a part of the 'fringe' mythology. Just a normal part of Olivia's life to keep things grounded.
This. I really don't want either of them to be 'special' you know, to have something to do with the bigger picture. I just want them to be Olivia's support system. That normal stabilizing factor in her life that keeps her from going nutty. Give her something to come home to and something to believe in/fight for, not to mention someone to hold her after a really bad day.
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Yes! Thank god others see it. I mean, they really really do look at each other like they want to rip each others clothes off, devour each other and then snuggle up together in a blanket while watching the daily show.
Seriously, if they censor out the 'aunt' and 'sister' out of the script, I can totally imagine a gay household scenario.
So true. Hell, I think they keep throwing the word sister in there just to stop people from thinking that, but IT'S NOT WORKING! They are just too gay for each other for anything to stop the homo-rays from escaping.
I wouldn't want them to be a part of the 'fringe' mythology. Just a normal part of Olivia's life to keep things grounded.
This. I really don't want either of them to be 'special' you know, to have something to do with the bigger picture. I just want them to be Olivia's support system. That normal stabilizing factor in her life that keeps her from going nutty. Give her something to come home to and something to believe in/fight for, not to mention someone to hold her after a really bad day.