"Dana, Get Your Gun"

[gothams3rdrobin]

This episode always feels strange to me. Because, for some strange reason, I remember this episode. Or at least the break-up scene between Natalie and Jeremy.

And yet I have no idea when I saw it, or how. This is not the kind of show my parents would have watched and I'm pretty sure I didn't come across it on Paramount's Comedy Central or something.

Wierd...

Comments

[phoebesmum.livejournal.com]

I tend to doze off in the second half. And honestly with a workplace that unsupportive, is it any wonder Danny had a nervous breakdown?

Do love him in his little beanie hat, though.

Weirdly, I get no chemistry at all between Sam Donovan and Dana. Which, considering that, you know, William Macy and Felicity Huffman (interviewed in Heat magazine this week!) are married is - oh, I already said 'weird'. Oh, well. It annoys me, the way in the second season the writers make Dana throw herself at every man that comes along - it makes her look kind of desperate and pathetic, when she was so tough all through Season 1. And dressed professionally, too, instead of coming to work looking like she'd been painting the spare room.

[gothams3rdrobin.livejournal.com]

I know - I could have swung for Dana when she told him he had to work after all. You're right, for all they love him it's no wonder he had such a bad melt down.

Hee - that was a cute hat :-)

Dana is pretty desperate in this season isn't she. She starts off insane (hello! Dating plan? Stupid!) and then as soon as Casey has the balls to call her on it she just gets needy... I like Sam, but I don't see any shippiness between him and anyone in the main cast.

That being said, I may have to go peruse 'Heat' at some point soon....

Speaking of Tom Waits - I was looking at his back catalogue in a music shop this afternoon. Does he have a greatest hits compilation or something? So much is made of Dan's love of his music I'm curious.

[phoebesmum.livejournal.com]

Last week's Heat is languishing in the recycling bag, if you'd like the interview - let me know.

Tom Waits isn't to everyone's taste by any means - a friend of mine asked me if his voice had got that way by 20 years of drinking whisky and smoking, to which the answer is "Yup, pretty much". I can YSI you a couple of tracks, if you'd like.

[gothams3rdrobin.livejournal.com]

Actually, that'd be cool if it's ok with you. I'd love to hear what he's like.

I'm imagining him to sound a little like Joe Cocker, with all the raspiness.