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After watching the same episode myself, I must add that by far my favorite pairings on this show (and I mean that in the non-romantic way, but I also mean that they are my favorite pairings even including the romantic ones) are Nathan and Hiro on the one hand ("WOOSH!" "Will you keep it down?" "...woosh.") and Claude and Peter on the other ("Well, it's a start."). I mean, I adore Peter, but I laughed out loud with sheer delight at Claude's unorthodox teaching methods, up to and including the punch in the face.
On the other hand, Peter/Claire is no more. *mourns* And yes, I know they could always pull out the "But wait! Peter (or Nathan) was adopted!" card, but I really can't see it. The casting of the Petrelli family is just too good -- they really do physically resemble each other. Unlike Claire and the Bennets.
Moving on to the new House ("Needle in a Haystack"), which I've also just seen -- definitely enjoyed this episode much more than last week's. Nice to see another Foreman-centric episode, loved Hugh Laurie showing off
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Date: 2007-02-14 02:37 pm (UTC)Only a week late...
The kid had swallowed a toothpick and it perforated various organs. They couldn't find it on the MRI because it had absorbed bodily fluids and taken on much the same consistency as the surrounding tissue. So they removed it and he was fine. Wacky, huh?
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Date: 2007-02-08 04:10 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2007-02-08 09:55 am (UTC)Hiro is love, absolutely and utterly. And Claude! He's so like the Doctor and yet so not.
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Date: 2007-02-08 02:26 pm (UTC)But if the message of the episode was supposed to be (or include) that there's a high personal price to pay for career success, the writers failed to deliver it (at least to me). In the end there, as Foreman's solitary supper-over-work was contrasted with the boy's happy reunion with his in-bred, over-bearing, know-nothing relatives, I thought the implied choice was a no-brainer. I'll take an education and some independence, thank you very much.
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Date: 2007-02-08 07:40 pm (UTC)