Friday, April 22, 2011
Clip of the Day, April 22, 2011 (222)
Yet again, Todd just can't walk away. "YOU CAN, AND YOU WILL." Similar to what he told Rebecca in the woods. It's interesting how Todd, who is often a pessimist, has these moments of belief in the power of pure determination.
The kid who plays C.J. doing a GREAT job of looking like he's in a state of shock.
Todd and Marty doing their thing...truly a pleasure to watch. I'd gush over the acting again, but why bother? Pretty self-explanatory.
"I can't believe I'm doing this." Bulls-eye delivery, once again.
One question, though: Where'd the tourniquet come from? Unless the cop outfit he'd stolen included it for whatever reason.
"This is how we gotta do it. Whether we like it or not, we just...we just gotta do it."
Todd became awfully wise during his time on the run. Remember when Milton Bittlecomb called him a neanderthal? Well, now we know why he came back all those years later, played by Trevor St. Jawn. He, like Powell, always wanted to be Todd deep down.
And we're off. One of the all-time classic Todd shots...carrying a battered Marty uphill to safety. He raped her a little over a year ago...remember?
Fail: Brian Frons, for being alive. I know that has nothing to do with this clip, but I figured I'd throw that in there. No fails in the clip, by the way.
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I think the tourniquet was the policeman's tie he had as part of the outfit?
ReplyDeleteGreat commentary again. Aren't these clips amazing? This is one of my faves.
RH and SH were absolutely beyond exquisite. We'll have this amazing moment forever, but I'm still going to be pissed beyond words if we don't get even one RH/SH interaction before the [sigh] end comes.
ReplyDeleteIA on the fail. How can anyone think there's no audience for this anymore!? I could watch this everyday for the rest of my life and love it every single frakking time.
It's unreal to me that cancellation is not a rumor or a nightmare we're going to wake up from. No audience? When soaps are GOOD, they are fantastic. And, with Roger there, and some decent writing, they could be sitting on a revival.
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