OMG, today is the day we see Roger's face back on TV, even if it IS going to be a repeat! WOW! (fangurl screams) ROGER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Zach is PERFECT here. He is RIGHT about Nora. Period. Though I LOVED when she blew it, her scenes were amazing.
Powell yells at Zach. He is so self-righteous and corny. I don't like him at all.
"Take a good luck, and I'm right here."
Look at that face at 2:43. Roger had NO IDEA what he LOOKED LIKE to us. He's completely sexy and gorgeous and has no clue.
OOOh, I must have missed this, Zach is showing remorse for the rape of Marty. Wow. Glad I watched this again. It's not long but he does show remorse.
Todd never realizes until this scene that Rebecca may not be a traitor as much as she is afraid of him. I love that little theme song, too. It melts him a bit so he's not quite so icy. "I won't ever hurt you!" Then he yells, "HOW COME YOU DON'T BELIEVE ME!???" He doesn't see himself as scary, and my guess is, he is so scared himself that he can't fathom the possibility that he is scary, too. When he flies off the handle this way, I always think of Pete.
Here's where the cabin is going to come in. "You can't keep stealing cars and breaking in motel rooms to sleep."
"I know."
I LOVE IT. He's going to think of the cabin soon and then, some of my very favorite, all-time scenes are coming.
FAIL: Todd, maybe you should not screech the tires in the stolen car, it might attract attention?
Sound off! Love the comments you all are leaving! It's lonely at the top! LOL!
Again, I so love Zach. They seriously need to bring him back and explore that character further. I had forgotten how ticked I was with Nora at this time. Yeah, what she did may have been morally right, but it wasn't legally right. She really crossed the line.
ReplyDeleteLOL at how "lucky" Todd thinks he is. He's not really wrong though. Everything he said he was going to do he did.
Dying for the cabin scenes...and then the river. sniff...poor Todd.
I liked Zach, too, he just could not hold a candle to the man!
ReplyDeleteZach has his own story that was never fully told. He was an extremely bright kid who, like Powell, who discovered a side of himself he never knew existed on that "one fateful night." Neither of them knew how to deal with it. Powell's reaction was to sob like a baby and try to "balance the scales" with his goodie two shoes actions, but it didn't work. Zach's was to just think practically about everything and hope it would all work out, but he got screwed. Todd, on the other hand, was already aware there was something wrong with him, at least to some degree. His reaction was to open up, and what came out was his low opinion of himself.
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