I had to pick Skate for the singular reason that they are given way too much damn screen time relative to the amount of interesting, non-repetitive things that
happen (and are spoken) between them. I think that number would be around zero. Maybe even negative, or imaginary.
I'm not a fan of Lulu and all of her pairings have been icky to me. I feel like they really tried to put her as young ingenue (sp?) a little bit too quickly. To me, she just isn't very feminine or sexy or whatever you want to call it. The character is just not well defined enough in my head to fit her with someone. Does that make any sense?
I'm not a fan of Claudia with anyone or Sam with anyone, because I find them both to be too overtly sexual and although I'm sure the male writing staff is to blame for women who, as Alexis put it, vomit their sexuality all over the place, but there is something about them that just turns me off no matter who you put them with. Actually, I take that back. I like them both with Ric. There you go. Evil and sinister, meet diseased and useless. Perfect pairings.
The rest, I kind of lack opinions about. The scrubs teeter totter is like Liason-lite; it is missing all the depth and history and natural conflict (good girl / bad boy) of true star-crossed love affairs. But it is ok and doesn't make me reach for the remote. In these days, that's a high compliment!
I'm not a fan of Lulu and all of her pairings have been icky to me. I feel like they really tried to put her as young ingenue (sp?) a little bit too quickly. To me, she just isn't very feminine or sexy or whatever you want to call it. The character is just not well defined enough in my head to fit her with someone. Does that make any sense?
I'm not a fan of Claudia with anyone or Sam with anyone, because I find them both to be too overtly sexual and although I'm sure the male writing staff is to blame for women who, as Alexis put it, vomit their sexuality all over the place, but there is something about them that just turns me off no matter who you put them with. Actually, I take that back. I like them both with Ric. There you go. Evil and sinister, meet diseased and useless. Perfect pairings.
The rest, I kind of lack opinions about. The scrubs teeter totter is like Liason-lite; it is missing all the depth and history and natural conflict (good girl / bad boy) of true star-crossed love affairs. But it is ok and doesn't make me reach for the remote. In these days, that's a high compliment!
Kay, you've gotta join our thread in the GH Wing here and post more. HEE.
