Okay I could see where you're coming from in regards to Trixie and Hel if that was the case.
Though I would see it like this. Where one door closes, another one opens. In this case while the dynamic between those two been wiped out, a new dynamic to Trixie is now present, and quite frankly I'm more fond of villain Trixie.
And again it sort of sparked my own ideas that involves Trixie joining a certain organization and embracing her villain side. I even have a pairing for villain Trixie with a character I think makes a excellent match for her. Interestingly I didn't even have to change canon for the other woman outside a few small tweaks.
Because of the writer? Because they actually address that on the show ;)
Oh they do? Should be an interesting explanation then. It's also the gender bender aspect of it too.
So Jamie is the awesome chick. Should look forward to that. BTW do you know which show is it that Jamie had full blown graphic sex with women?
The first season of Lost Girl kind of mirrors how I feel about Kim's books.
When I got into Lost Girl a few months ago and went back to read your reviews, your reaction towards the progression of the season made me instantly think of Hollows. Not only did the reaction mirrored it, but so does the series in general. What are the odds they're both going to be supernatural themed settings with a supernatural bi lead that's involved in a "triangle", and the lesbian is the only character who seems to be consistantly good? I'm sure there's more similarities, but since I don't read the Hollows I wouldn't know them.
that it gets back to awesome potential it had. And lots of Lauren will definitely help with that!
Nothing worse than getting invested in something that had tons of potential only to see it become a rotting cesspool.
As long as S2 has lots of Lauren, she stays 100% gay, and they don't find some ridiculous way to wreck her character (hey Zoie managed to make her consistently likable throughout S1, so that's a sign it will take a lot to wreck her), S2 to will be a vast improvement.
Oh and it doesn't matter if Michelle improves the relationship between Lauren and Bo, I'll still ship Lauren and Jayma Mays for years to come.
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Date: 2011-07-31 09:13 am (UTC)Though I would see it like this. Where one door closes, another one opens. In this case while the dynamic between those two been wiped out, a new dynamic to Trixie is now present, and quite frankly I'm more fond of villain Trixie.
And again it sort of sparked my own ideas that involves Trixie joining a certain organization and embracing her villain side. I even have a pairing for villain Trixie with a character I think makes a excellent match for her. Interestingly I didn't even have to change canon for the other woman outside a few small tweaks.
Because of the writer? Because they actually address that on the show ;)
Oh they do? Should be an interesting explanation then. It's also the gender bender aspect of it too.
So Jamie is the awesome chick. Should look forward to that. BTW do you know which show is it that Jamie had full blown graphic sex with women?
The first season of Lost Girl kind of mirrors how I feel about Kim's books.
When I got into Lost Girl a few months ago and went back to read your reviews, your reaction towards the progression of the season made me instantly think of Hollows. Not only did the reaction mirrored it, but so does the series in general. What are the odds they're both going to be supernatural themed settings with a supernatural bi lead that's involved in a "triangle", and the lesbian is the only character who seems to be consistantly good? I'm sure there's more similarities, but since I don't read the Hollows I wouldn't know them.
that it gets back to awesome potential it had. And lots of Lauren will definitely help with that!
Nothing worse than getting invested in something that had tons of potential only to see it become a rotting cesspool.
As long as S2 has lots of Lauren, she stays 100% gay, and they don't find some ridiculous way to wreck her character (hey Zoie managed to make her consistently likable throughout S1, so that's a sign it will take a lot to wreck her), S2 to will be a vast improvement.
Oh and it doesn't matter if Michelle improves the relationship between Lauren and Bo, I'll still ship Lauren and Jayma Mays for years to come.