Upon thinking about "Playthings" ...
Jan. 19th, 2007 12:19 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
apocalypsos... and everybody's complaints about it, I think if I would have written the episode, the major thing I would have done different is this.
And just pretend I'm defacing a painting in a museum. Heh.
1. Take out X-Acto knife. Slice out Drunken!Sammy scene.
2. Glue it at the very far right of the painting after everything else.
3. Take a Sharpie and scribble over the part of the painting where Tyler takes a breath and comes back to life.
4. Slice out the scene at the car when Sam says, "You promised." Scribble out background with gum eraser. Draw in motel room and glue to painting to the right of the Drunken!Sammy scene.
I'm not sure it would have helped, but that's what I would have done to try and fix the big thing that bugged me.
The rest of it, I liked, though, for the most part.
Meanwhile, I turned on the television and saw another commercial for the Sarah Silverman show. I ... uh, really don't get why talking about poop and boogers is supposed to be funny when you're not four, 'cause at least a four-year-old has being tiny and adorable to back it up.
And just pretend I'm defacing a painting in a museum. Heh.
1. Take out X-Acto knife. Slice out Drunken!Sammy scene.
2. Glue it at the very far right of the painting after everything else.
3. Take a Sharpie and scribble over the part of the painting where Tyler takes a breath and comes back to life.
4. Slice out the scene at the car when Sam says, "You promised." Scribble out background with gum eraser. Draw in motel room and glue to painting to the right of the Drunken!Sammy scene.
I'm not sure it would have helped, but that's what I would have done to try and fix the big thing that bugged me.
The rest of it, I liked, though, for the most part.
Meanwhile, I turned on the television and saw another commercial for the Sarah Silverman show. I ... uh, really don't get why talking about poop and boogers is supposed to be funny when you're not four, 'cause at least a four-year-old has being tiny and adorable to back it up.
