Jefferson Lives

[krazykitkat]

The dream felt very ERish to me.

A little continuity with Margaret's appointment book.

I could go with William Devane as VP. He doesn't creep me out like he did when he was younger.

"This is my over the moon face" - heh Toby!

Oh great...more Ryan

I like Josh and Amy interaction.

Butterfield! Was an interesting article about Michael O'Neill and the plight of working actors recently, he's seriously reconsidering whether he can support his family anymore. And his wife is the sister of Michael O'Keefe (Will Sawyer (who I have a secret love for...I could go for a Will/CJ/Danny triangle...) "War Crimes").

Zoey seems to be coping a little better initially, at least on the outside, than her parents. But quickly unraveling.

Zoey was kidnapped on 7th May, it's now just over a week later (based on the fact that a bris is performed on the 8th day after birth) and yet it is July 4th.
I sometimes wish I could just skip a month or two.

So Berryhill was too good a candidate and the Republicans were pushing for someone easier to beat? I'm possibly not paying enough attention to the dialogue, Sorkin's dialogue kept me listening to every single word.

Oh, Gary Cole...first the Sunnydale Mayor is the Secretary of Agriculture, and now Lucas Buck is in DC.

Both Leo and Jed are in Abbey's bad books.

We've never needed who they are meeting with spelt out on the screen before. Use the dialogue to let us know they're the Democratic Leadership. Lazy writing and patronising to the viewer.

About time Jed got some of his own back on the trivia front.

Again with the horse flashbacks. Not working for me.

I prefer Josh/Amy over Josh/Donna...but what the hell was the point of the feet and the kiss? In fact, what was the point of the entire scene? Felt like it was filler. Didn't hide her tummy well either.

The CJ and Toby scene was lovely. And I like that CJ is questioning the assassination. Especially since she was the one running interference with Danny for months.

Need "Let Bartlet Be Bartlet" again.

Never understood pledging allegiance to a piece of material.

That shot of CJ was very similar to "Lies, Damn Lies and Statistics".

Not that fussed with the ending montage. There's just something lacking.

Comments

[soaked-in-stars.livejournal.com]

Oh my god, the Sunnydale Mayor! THAT'S why the Sec'y of Ag was familiar! The one Buffy I've seen! Gah. You're fabu.

(And yup, that CJ/Toby scene is pure love in a bottle.)

[krazykitkat.livejournal.com]

(it was so gorgeous and felt so right and old school...unlike other things in the episode)