Haven and Rizzoli & Isles Thoughts
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iariaRizzoli & Isles 2x06: I spent most of the episode wondering if Jane and Maura could be any more married. They were wonderful and femslashy and I loved everything about them this episode. The opening scene with Maura and Jane’s mom cooking and Jane relaxing on the couch watching TV was so domestic and they were so married. It was wonderful. I loved how protective Jane was of Maura and her trying to make Maura feel better after her mother left the dinner. I love that Jane left work in order to be at the dinner for Maura and I like that Maura was just expecting Jane to go with her to her mother's art installation. I also liked the final scene with the ladies and their moms.
“Oh come on, I hate it when you drive.” – Jane
“Well I hate it even more when you undress and drive.” – Maura
“Was that a joke?” – Jane
“Only if it’s funny.” – Maura Heh.
Also I love animal lover Korsak.
Haven 2x06 ‘Audrey Parker’s Day Off’
I loved it. It was just overall enjoyable with some great character interactions. I feel like the Audrey/Nathan/Duke relationships were better then they have been in a long time. This episode was full of wonderful little moments both character-wise and relationship-wise. I’ve missed the three of them together.
• My two favourite scenes were Duke’s death and the morning after. I loved how both played out. I loved Nathan being there beside Audrey and Duke holding his wrist. I loved Audrey immediately running downstairs and hugging Duke tightly the next day. I loved the way Duke said “good morning” to her after and didn’t question her about it.
• I loved the Audrey/Nathan interactions. I love his complete and unwavering support and belief in her. I loved her reaction the day after his death and her expression when she saw him alive and fine at the station. I am sad we never got a hug between them. I really liked the little moment where she tests his coffee for him.
• The final scenes were excellent – I loved Nathan telling Duke the truth about Chris (the finger on his chin!), and the two of them turning away when Chris joined them at the bar (and his ‘really, guys?’), and the look Duke and Audrey exchanged and Nathan turning to look and missing her.
• I thought the show did a really good job at portraying how Audrey got more tired and frazzled and stressed as each day passed. The days passing were taking an obvious toll on her and I liked that. Her shutting down at the end and her self-blame and “I don’t get days off” made me sad for her.
• I enjoyed Audrey/Chris as well. I thought he, and his power, was used much better in this episode. Duke fawning over him, and his reactions, were very amusing. I also liked him lecture the kids when Audrey’s turned them on him because “If they're gonna blindly love me, at least they're gonna learn something.”
• My biggest issue with the episode was definitely Audrey not telling Chris what was going on. I don’t understand why she didn’t just tell him? It’s not like he isn’t already fully aware of the Troubles and she wouldn’t have to explain about herself/Lucy if she didn’t want to.
“Oh come on, I hate it when you drive.” – Jane
“Well I hate it even more when you undress and drive.” – Maura
“Was that a joke?” – Jane
“Only if it’s funny.” – Maura Heh.
Also I love animal lover Korsak.
Haven 2x06 ‘Audrey Parker’s Day Off’
I loved it. It was just overall enjoyable with some great character interactions. I feel like the Audrey/Nathan/Duke relationships were better then they have been in a long time. This episode was full of wonderful little moments both character-wise and relationship-wise. I’ve missed the three of them together.
• My two favourite scenes were Duke’s death and the morning after. I loved how both played out. I loved Nathan being there beside Audrey and Duke holding his wrist. I loved Audrey immediately running downstairs and hugging Duke tightly the next day. I loved the way Duke said “good morning” to her after and didn’t question her about it.
• I loved the Audrey/Nathan interactions. I love his complete and unwavering support and belief in her. I loved her reaction the day after his death and her expression when she saw him alive and fine at the station. I am sad we never got a hug between them. I really liked the little moment where she tests his coffee for him.
• The final scenes were excellent – I loved Nathan telling Duke the truth about Chris (the finger on his chin!), and the two of them turning away when Chris joined them at the bar (and his ‘really, guys?’), and the look Duke and Audrey exchanged and Nathan turning to look and missing her.
• I thought the show did a really good job at portraying how Audrey got more tired and frazzled and stressed as each day passed. The days passing were taking an obvious toll on her and I liked that. Her shutting down at the end and her self-blame and “I don’t get days off” made me sad for her.
• I enjoyed Audrey/Chris as well. I thought he, and his power, was used much better in this episode. Duke fawning over him, and his reactions, were very amusing. I also liked him lecture the kids when Audrey’s turned them on him because “If they're gonna blindly love me, at least they're gonna learn something.”
• My biggest issue with the episode was definitely Audrey not telling Chris what was going on. I don’t understand why she didn’t just tell him? It’s not like he isn’t already fully aware of the Troubles and she wouldn’t have to explain about herself/Lucy if she didn’t want to.
